Industry leader in pipeline infrastructure, Interflow, is excited to announce the launch of RediFlow, an advanced Pressure Water Main Renewal System that takes efficiency to the next level. RediFlow is a world-class water main renewal system, that combines Interflow’s exclusive Titeflow® H112 and patented INFRASTOP® technologies. By integrating these products into one synergistic process, Interflow
Celebrations were in order as team members from leading pipeline infrastructure company, Interflow, eagerly gathered around three generations of the Kubota – a world class piece of machinery that the organisation’s Engineering team has enhanced over the last 30 years. Interflow’s Sydney Workshop team was recently treated to a special moment, when three versions of
The need for any Tender Specification to be ‘specific, certain and enforceable’ should remain at the forefront of all infrastructure project planning, particularly in the public sector. By creating clear project objectives, asset owners can fairly compare the available solutions to ensure that the resulting infrastructure is fit for purpose and able to support their
Historically, many women have been deterred from ‘male-dominated’ fields such as civil construction or water services, due to underlying systemic cultural factors. However, the tides are fast changing. More women than ever are entering these fields with unbridled enthusiasm and passion for what they do – bringing with them potentially world-changing new ideas and innovations.
Did you know: 1.2 million young Australians are living below the poverty line, affecting not only their life at home, but their education and prospects for future employment. For almost 100 years, The Smith Family has been supporting children and families, with its sights now firmly set on breaking the cycle of poverty by supporting
The science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) space is constantly evolving with the development of new systems, technology and practices, as well as an increasing ratio of women in the workplace. With this evolution set to impact the next generation of STEM professionals, it’s more important than ever for companies in the STEM space to
‘Customer centricity’ has become a strategic focus in the water sector, with key industry players adopting a collaborative approach to provide community-focused innovations. A new era of ‘co-creation’ is enhancing this, enabling asset owners and service providers to combine their knowledge to deliver community-focused infrastructure solutions that will last for generations to come. Reshaping traditional
Charitable giving is heavily entwined in Australian and New Zealand culture, with up to 80% of Australians and New Zealanders donating to heartfelt causes annually. Throughout COVID-19, the charitable sector has seen a considerable downturn in the number of donations pouring in. In response, charities such as WaterAid Australia has had to adapt the way
As urban landscapes and related communities continue to grow, there has been an increased focus on developing sustainable infrastructure solutions. During an ongoing investigation for a Major Stormwater Drainage Program, it was discovered that a critical community asset was in urgent need of repair. A customised solution was needed to improve its resilience for generations
The COVID-19 pandemic has abruptly changed the way we live, placing stress on the psychological wellbeing of many. As Australian communities begin to control the spread of the virus, there has been a call to shift the focus from ‘flattening the pandemic curve’ to ‘flattening the mental health curve.’ In light of National Safe Work
Today marks a proud moment for specialist in water infrastructure, Interflow, following the Company’s award of the 5-year Network Repairs (NR) Contract with Sydney Water. This NEC4 Contract will enable the renewal and maintenance of Sydney Water’s existing water, wastewater and stormwater networks and related infrastructure. This is a fast-paced program requiring 24/7 response
As new and innovative technologies continually evolve in the water sector, safety consistently remains a top priority for councils, water authorities and service providers alike. When the partial collapse of a critical quad-barrel culvert posed imminent danger to the surrounding community, an appetite for innovation proved to be the vital key to success. Culverts: supporting
Humans are naturally social creatures, but in the era of COVID-19, we’ve been compelled to remain physically apart. This has placed a toll on the mental health and wellbeing of many, particularly essential service workers, who remain on the frontline of the pandemic to service the needs of the community. In an act of solidarity,
Key players within the civil engineering and water sectors have united to tackle industry emissions by using a specialised carbon calculator. Tailored to the unique requirements of the water industry, the tool is designed to inspire construction contractors to find new and innovative ways to reduce their emissions through trenchless technology and build a brighter
As many indoor exercise facilities shut their doors during the height of the pandemic, COVID-19 has amplified the criticality of public ‘green spaces’ for essential activities. It is now more important than ever that local governments ensure these facilities create a safe space for the social health of their communities. When a stormwater pipeline in
Road authorities are faced with a myriad of challenges when it comes managing major infrastructure assets such as culverts. For any efficient asset management program, early intervention is vital, saving government bodies huge construction and traffic congestion costs incurred by reactive repairs. Getting one step ahead While infrastructure maintenance and repair remain essential, no one
Access to clean water, adequate toilets and good hygiene should be fundamental human rights. Sadly, millions of people around the world are not afforded these basic necessities. For those living in disadvantaged communities in developing countries, the COVID-19 crisis poses additional threats associated with poor hygiene and sanitation. Australia’s Water Industry has united to improve
COVID-19 has shocked the world, challenging many local and national governments until social distancing restrictions ease. However, some infrastructure projects are so critical to the health and wellbeing of the local community, that they cannot wait. For a local crew undertaking one of the largest diameter wastewater rehabilitation projects New Zealand has ever seen, this
