Logan Water Infrastructure Alliance
Logan Water Infrastructure Alliance is a public and private sector enterprise involving Logan City Council, Downer, Cardno and WSP.
The alliance was established on 1 July 2015. It supports Council’s water business in the areas of:
- asset management
- planning
- design
- project delivery
- organisational development.
Logan Water Infrastructure Alliance improves the operation of Logan’s water and sewerage (wastewater) networks and meets the demand for infrastructure in growing areas. This infrastructure includes:
- water and wastewater pipelines and pump stations
- water reservoirs
- wastewater treatment plants
- water and wastewater network management technologies.
The alliance’s activities benefit the local economy, environment and community by:
- improving the value and minimising the cost of our infrastructure for us and our customers
- providing infrastructure for Logan’s growing population and economy
- installing infrastructure and technologies which reduce environmental and social impacts
- providing local employment and training opportunities for staff and local businesses.
For information about Logan Water Infrastructure Alliance’s performance, please download the program achievements documents listed below.
Current works
Before beginning any works, Logan Water Infrastructure Alliance send a works notice to local residents and businesses who may be affected. The works notice outlines the location, nature and timing of the works, as well as the potential impacts.
Works notices for current alliance projects are listed below:
Water projects
- Daisy Hill water infrastructure upgrade works notice (PDF 219 KB)
- Kingston, Woodridge and Logan Central water infrastructure upgrade works notice (PDF 219 KB)
- Loganlea and Waterford West water network upgrade works notice (PDF 224 KB)
- Daisy Hill and Shailer Park water infrastructure upgrade works notice (PDF 223 KB)
- Kingston and Logan Central water infrastructure upgrade works notice (PDF 223 KB)
- Logan Central and Woodridge water infrastructure upgrade works notice (PDF 223 KB)
- Springwood water infrastructure upgrade works notice (PDF 223 KB)
Wastewater projects
- Bahrs Scrub pump station and wastewater pipeline works notice (PDF 224 KB)
- Cedar Grove WWTP works notice (PDF 1.87 MB)
- Greenbank to Flagstone trunk wastewater pipeline works notice (PDF 439 KB)
- Flagstone to Cedar Grove wastewater pipeline works notice (PDF 212 KB)
- Loganlea Road wastewater pipeline works notice (PDF 877KB)
Information sheets
- Information sheet – About the alliance (PDF 1.7 MB)
- Information sheet – Construction of water and wastewater pipelines (PDF 1.35 MB)
- Information sheet – Building condition surveys (PDF 1.43 MB)
- Information sheet – Wastewater main and maintenance hole renewal program (PDF 585 KB)
- Information sheet – Cedar Grove WWTP – Stage One (PDF 534 KB)
- Information sheet – Flagstone Wastewater Treatment Plant improvements (PDF 467 KB)
- Information sheet – What to expect during water network renewals activities (PDF 1307 KB)
- Information sheet – Greater Flagstone trunk wastewater (sewerage) pipelines (PDF 448 KB)
Program achievements
- Logan Water infrastructure 2015/16 program achievements (PDF 750 KB)
- Logan Water infrastructure 2016/17 program achievements (PDF 1338 KB)
- Logan Water infrastructure 2017/18 program achievements (PDF 500 KB)
- Logan Water infrastructure 2018/19 program achievements (PDF 834 KB)
More information
For more information about Logan Water Infrastructure Alliance, please call us on 07 3412 9600 or email the alliance’s community engagement team at watercomms@logan.qld.gov.au
For more information about our private sector partners is available by clicking on the logos below:
Logan Water Infrastructure Partnership Tender
Logan Water wishes to enter into a partnership contract with industry participants to deliver its capital works program from July 2020 to June 2025 with two possible two year extensions. Logan Water expects to be calling for tenders in late June 2019. Attached is the Pre-Industry briefing presentation delivered 12 June 2019.