The combined Sewer and Storm Water Pipe Rehabilitation Project awarded to Interflow by Gladstone City council has been delivered with enhanced new innovations in trenchless technology. The influx of new and innovative ideas has kept the up the rapid momentum in the evolution of trenchless technologies. Continuing to push the boundaries within this field, specialist
Interflow is a key Delivery Partner with the John Holland/KBR Joint Venture on critical projects for Melbourne Water’s Water and Sewerage Capital Works Program. The three-year $500 million program, which has the potential to be extended to 2028, provides the opportunity for Interflow to be a major part of the renewal of over 15km of
Interflow has appointed Blair Telfer as General Manager of its New Zealand operations. Mr Telfer will oversee and be responsible for the company’s operations and business development activities in New Zealand, ensuring all work is completed to the highest levels of quality, safety and with environmental control, but also that the business has enduring sustainability
It is a brilliant idea – one of those simple, unsung technological brainwaves which makes our lives better. In the old days – a year or so ago – councils dug trenches to repair pipes. They still sometimes have to do that. But what Glen Innes Severn Council and a company called Interflow is doing
Interflow were engaged by the City of Swan to urgently evaluate and repair a sinkhole that appeared in the middle of a busy suburban road. Interflow moved in to complete the work with minimum disruption to the local community and through traffic. Initial Investigations showed that a 900mm drainage pipe under Benara Rd in the
To celebrate International Women’s Day Interflow employees united this morning to #Pressforprogress. International Women’s Day is an event that celebrates the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women globally while also making a call to accelerate gender parity. Today’s event, brought together Interflow’s leaders and talented team members, giving them a chance to declare
Strategic partnerships to combine resources and share expertise makes sense in the Victorian Water industry, where we are all working towards improved services and customer value for money. To this end, Central Highlands Water and Western Water recently joined forces to renew aging sewer infrastructure, by partnering in the procurement process. The successful joint procurement
Work is underway to restore one of Sydney’s biggest pieces of infrastructure which you’ve probably never seen. Buried far beneath us the 90 year old Northern Sewer is crumbling to pieces. 7 News was given exclusive access to the operation to restore it. Work is underway to restore one of Sydney’s biggest pieces of infrastructure
We are proud to announce that of our four finalists who attended the Civil Contractors Federation NSW President’s Gala Ball on 10 November 2017 two were successful in their nominated category. There were 77 finalists nominated across 14 award categories and Interflow was represented in four of those categories. In just two years with Interflow,
Two major sewer rehabilitation projects have been awarded to Interflow, Australia’s leading underground infrastructure renewals delivery partner. The works, which are expected to extend the life of the existing sewer pipes by more than 50 years, will benefit residents in several suburbs across Brisbane and Ipswich. The first project is for the rehabilitation of trunk
