Jacobs Appointed as Sunwater's Engineering and Professional Services Partner
Supports climate response through resilient water and asset management
As part of the Prosperity Joint Venture, Jacobs will deliver engineering consulting services to support Sunwater's water infrastructure upgrade projects across all disciplines, including civil, hydraulic, geotechnical, electrical, mechanical and asset management. A significant component of the contract is upgrading six dams by 2035 to maintain a safe, secure water supply for the region as part of the Dam Improvement Program.
"Our appointment is testament to our technical excellence in water and ability to leverage our global dam engineering capability to support Sunwater's forward capital expenditure program," said Jacobs Senior Vice President Keith Lawson. "Through collaborating with Sunwater and our JV partner as an integrated team we will deliver Sunwater's extensive program of work. Our aim is to help Sunwater grow their internal technical proficiency in engineering, asset management and adaptive planning, enabling them to achieve their strategic objectives."
Sunwater owns and operates 19 dams, 64 barrages, 1,951km of pipelines and 595km of water channels across regional
"To successfully deliver a substantial and complex capital works program, Sunwater needs to work with the industry's best," said Sunwater CEO Glenn Stockton. "Our partnership with the Prosperity Joint Venture will provide the necessary skills and capabilities to build, operate, and maintain water infrastructure assets critical to
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