Melbourne Water is owned by the Victorian Government. We manage the major water, sewerage and drainage networks across Greater Melbourne, together with your local water company and council. We also care for 25,000km of rivers and creeks that sustain healthy communities and the environment – making our region a great place to live.
At GRAF Australia, we stand out in our approach to addressing the most critical environmental issues in Australia, South East Asia and worldwide. Our mission is distinct, focusing on sustainable water management through innovative solutions that not only meet current needs but also anticipate future conditions.
Our comprehensive approach, from design to installation, ensures that each solution is custom-made to the specific needs of the site and client, from domestic dwellings to large-scale commercial projects. Our services bring tangible benefits, such as designing flexible stormwater systems capable of serving both light traffic areas and heavy-duty applications or providing rainwater harvesting systems that range from basic residential models to extensive commercial installations.
Dalton Consulting Engineers (DCE) is a privately owned and passionately managed Civil Engineering Consultancy with a growing global footprint.
Specialising in three core areas of expertise; Urban Development, Urban Infrastructure and Sport, DCE has become one of the most recognisable firms in the provision of innovative civil engineering design and project management.
With a commitment to world's best practice, DCE is an industry leader in technological innovation and currently works with some of Australia's largest property developers, water authorities and sporting associations.
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Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action (DEECA)
The Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action (DEECA) Water and Catchments Group is responsible for managing Victoria’s water and catchment resources in partnership with water corporations, catchment management authorities, Traditional Owners, and the community. With Victoria’s population expected to almost double by 2050, the Group faces the challenge of ensuring the state has safe, sustainable, and productive water resources to meet future urban, rural, recreational, environmental, and cultural needs—while also responding to climate change and protecting the natural environment.
The Group works to increase the use of fit-for-purpose stormwater and recycled water to protect waterways, conserve drinking water, and improve liveability. It collaborates with industry to undertake integrated water management planning aimed at delivering water security, greener and more liveable cities and towns, and healthy waterways for future generations.
Melbourne Water is owned by the Victorian Government. We manage the major water, sewerage and drainage networks across Greater Melbourne, together with your local water company and council. We also care for 25,000km of rivers and creeks that sustain healthy communities and the environment – making our region a great place to live.
Atlan Stormwater, a family-owned business since 1972, is Australia’s leading stormwater specialist. We believe clean waterways are essential for future generations, and we must act now to protect them. Partnering with councils, engineers, and contractors, we provide risk-free, clean water solutions. Our products and services support every project, with our experienced team offering advice and assistance in design, delivery, installation, and maintenance to ensure long-term sustainability.
Southern Geosynthetics Supplies (SGS) is a specialist distributor of quality geosynthetic products. SGS represents some of the biggest names in the industry including DUX geotextiles, DUX drainage geocomposites and Rainsmart stormwater products. Local support in Sydney and Melbourne is provided by our qualified sales professionals backed-up by the full resources of major manufacturers
Our proud history began in Australia in 1901, originally serving the industry under the well-known Readymix and Humes brands. Locally led, Holcim continues to supply aggregates, sand, concrete, concrete pipe and products.
Through our quarries, manufacturing and concrete operations we employ over 3,700 people directly and indirectly. We partner with customers on projects that range from small and local to the biggest, most technically challenging infrastructure endeavors to build the homes, towns and cities in which we live.
Porous Lane is driven by a future of healthy waterways, cooler cities and circular-economy led sustainability. Our high-performance permeable pavement delivers multifaceted benefits including runoff reduction, stormwater capture and harvesting, flood mitigation, passive irrigation, stormwater treatment and detention. The pavement is trafficable and suited for use in a wide variety of applications from car parks, driveways, shared user paths and TPZs.
Developed at the University of Melbourne and derived from up to 60% recycled Australian tyres, Porous Lane has been utilised across a variety of public and private assets resulting the re-use of over 20,000 waste tyres to date.