M. Tucker & Sons (MT&S) provides a full range of trenchless solutions, civil solutions and advisory services to various clients, councils and waterboards requiring works to both Sewer and Stormwater assets. MT&S is committed to providing their clients with the most suitable solution in a highly professional manner.

MT&S offers a holistic job management service, ranging from a single defect to rehabilitating an entire network; typically the process is quite similar regardless of the size of the project.

• Our accredited CCTV operators will inspect your asset.
• The Data is then assessed by our accredited staff.
• Point to point consultation process outlines a scope of required works, i.e. Cleaning, Repair/ Renew/ Reline or Raise asset access points & defects to be addressed.
• A comprehensive Rehabilitation Plan is created offering a range of solutions tailored to your organisations financial planning.
• MT&S actions the plan and the asset is rehabilitated.
• Post CCTV reports are supplied.

Services in your comprehensive Rehabilitation Plan can include but are not limited to:
• Complete job management and Logistics;
• CCTV Assessments and reporting;
• High pressure drain cleaning;
• Point repair patching, CIPP, Quicklock, Amex-10;
• Civil works;
• Continual structural pipe lining;
• Service location;
• Post rehabilitation CCTV reports.

MVControls is based in Bathurst and dedicated to supporting the reliable and efficient operation of water authorities in Western NSW. As a small business, we need to focus on delivering quality products, quality advice, and finally quality service to our customers at a reasonable price.

MVControls is a Technical Distributor for ABB Instrumentation, Drives and Low Voltage Products, and MultiTrode. These brands include some of the most respected and widely installed control products in use today, such as pump controllers, flowmeters, turbidity and pH analysers, variable speed drives and soft-starters.

New to 2012 will be an expansion to our service business, which will target calibration and maintenance of water quality instrumentation such as turbidity, pH and residual chlorine analysers. We will also be targeting planned maintenance of ABB VSD’s and Multitrode pump station controls.

To learn more about MVControls visit our website http://www.mvcontrols.com.au, email us at sales@mvcontrols.com.au, or call Trevor on 0447 329 791.

A Division of Tablelands Regional Council

The Tablelands region is an area covering 64,768 square kilometres of diverse landscapes including world heritage rainforests and crater lakes, expansive savannahs and wetlands, along with a variety of rural and agricultural farming.

Located in Far North Queensland, extending west of Port Douglas, Cairns and Innisfail, there are several major towns including Atherton, Kuranda, Malanda, Ravenshoe, Mareeba, Yungaburraand Herberton. Smaller towns are Mt Garnet, Dimbulah, Chillagoe, Mt Molloy, Millaa Millaa, Julatten, Tolga and Walkamin .

The population of 42,196 is dispersed across this large, geographically diverse region which is slightly larger than the land mass of Tasmania.

Across the region there are 20 water supply schemes. The source of water varies from rivers, creeks, bores, dams and lakes. All schemes have chlorination with the exception of Mt Garnet. Their water is sourced from the Herbert River, using an 11 kilometre delivery main, and is treated in town using a small micro filtration plant.

Daily testing ensures reporting and quality standards are maintained and risks identfied quickly, such as E. Coli levels.

Water treatment plants are located at Dimbulah, Johnstone River Estate, Kuranda, Malanda, Mareeba, Millaa Millaa, Mt Garnet, Yungaburra. Mt Molloy is a declared ‘non-potable’ water supply and as such has no treatment or disinfection.

McBerns is an all Australian Company established in 1991. We design & manufacture products for the Water & Wastewater, Construction & Mining and Industrial sectors. We specialise in odour management, void protection and maintenance issues. Supplying to clients Australia wide, UK, USA, NZ and Asia.

Our lead products are:

McBerns Void Protection Sealed Safety Covers: Design features improves WH&S on site with 4-sided Safety Grates incorporated within the lid frame, forming a complete void protection barrier. Custom made to suit location, light, strong with many more safety features built-in.

McBerns Odour Filters – eliminate odours fast in domestic and commercial installations. They don’t mask odours they adsorb and treat the odorous gases including H2S releasing only clean air back into the environment.

McBerns AutoWellWasher™– keeps sewerage pump stations & large storage containers clean using less than 100lts of water per day. It is an automatic washing device that uses only water to keep pump stations fat and debris free, reduces odours and infrastructure corrosion.

Rust Bullet®– is a single component multi-coat industrial coating that will stop rust & corrosion on almost any surface, metals, concrete, wood, even fibreglass. Versatile, strong and easy to apply.

We provide quality products, experienced technical support and services. All our products support our motto:
” Working Towards a Safer Workplace & a Better Environment”

For more information please visit our web site http://www.mcberns.com.

Melbourne Water is a statutory corporation wholly owned by the Victorian Government. The corporation manages Melbourne’s water supply catchments and bulk water supply system and treats most of Melbourne’s sewage.

Three retail water companies provide local water and sewerage services to consumers. Melbourne Water also manages waterways and major drainage systems throughout the greater Melbourne area.

Metasphere is an established world leading telemetry solutions provider, which since 2013 has been successfully operating in Australia, combining cutting-edge technologies with deep telemetry know how and local support.

The company has been involved in the remote monitoring and control business for over thirty years; improving process efficiency, reducing costs and enabling our customers to meet regulatory and compliance requirements.

We have implemented both large scale telemetry systems for a wide range of utilities’ customers in the oil, gas, water and electricity sectors in the UK, Europe and Australia, and for those customers without a large supporting infrastructure, or the resources to maintain a telemetry system, we provide a web-hosted bureau service.

Metasphere has supplied over 40,000 Remote Telemetry Units (RTUs), including the first single board RTU on the market. The company is one of the founder members for the development of the WITS protocol and has recently released Point Colour, a range of low powered outstations.

In Australia, Metasphere has developed strong relationships with many leading utilities and across many business sectors. We look forward to working with utilities to harness these new technologies, reduce the costs associated in the collection of data and make data count.

Metasphere is currently based in Sydney with partners in Victoria, NSW, Queensland and Western Australia.

MidCoast Water was formed in 1997 to manage the water and sewerage responsibilities for the Greater Taree and Great Lakes council areas.

MidCoast Water’s area covers 7000 square kilometers and provides services to more than 38,000. Major centres serviced include Taree, Wingham, Forster/Tuncurry and Tea Gardens/Hawks Nest.

MidCoast Water’s role includes the maintenance and operation of four water supply schemes – including the Manning scheme which has recently commissioned a new $80 million microfiltration water treatment plant at Bootawa Dam – and 13 sewerage treatment plants.

They also have the responsibility for the construction of new water and sewerage schemes and the regulation of development.

As a local government authority MidCoast Water is directed by a council of elected representatives. MidCoast Water embraces new technologies and is constantly improving to provide high quality, safe, drinking water to their community and responsibly manage the treatment of waste, to meet the needs of growing populations well into the future.

To do this they also work to preserve habitats that are critical to water quality, taking the lead in using the latest and best thinking and technology to manage the resource, and pioneering solutions for future challenges.