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Ride for Lucy

Urban Water Solutions is proud to have donated to the charity event ‘Ride for Lucy‘. This event has been created to support ‘RUN DiPG‘, a charity fighting to eradicate the most lethal childhood disease, Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DiPG).

DiPG is an aggressive form of brain cancer that mostly affects young children. There is no cure for this disease and less than 10% of those affected will survive more than two years. Less than 1% will survive five years.

Please visit https://www.rideforlucy.com.au for more information about this event, and visit https://rundipg.org to find out more about DiPG.

We hope that our contribution will assist in the fight to eradicate this disease.

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Welcome Ben Caplikas to Urban Water Solutions

Urban Water Solutions has added a new engineer to our rapidly expanding (relatively speaking) workforce.

Environmental Engineer Ben Caplikas joined us in mid-September 2023 and was immediately put to work on one of the many network modelling projects that we currently have in progress.

An honors graduate from RMIT University, Ben comes to UWS with over 2-years’ of experience in contaminated land management but is rapidly finding his feet as a hydraulic modeller.

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Celebration of work performed on Greater Western Water Engineering Services Panel

Six-years’ of partnership in delivering engineering services to Greater Western Water was celebrated recently at Beca’s Melbourne office. Urban Water Solutions (UWS) is one of a team of consultants led by CH2M Beca, who were originally appointed to Western Water’s Engineering Services Panel in 2017.

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Urban Water Solutions Contributes to Award Winning Sewer Relining Project

Urban Water Solutions was engaged by the John Holland – KBR Joint Venture to provide hydraulic analysis for sewer flow management associated with a project to renew Melbourne Water’s Epsom Road Main Sewer. The sewer, which was originally constructed over 100 years ago, provides an essential link between major sewers in Melbourne’s sewerage network. This renewal required the installation of over 3.5km of pipes and associated pump systems for sewage bypass at 12 locations for flow rates of up to 550 l/s.

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