Safety Focused Performance Joint Venture (SFPJV)
The Melbourne Water Major Capital Delivery Program for design, construction and rehabilitation services commenced in June 2018. The program comprises capital works and renewal projects across both water and sewerage assets, with a forecast annual capital-spend of approximately $200m over 10 years. The Safety Focused Performance Joint Venture (SFP), a partnership between Abergeldie, Downer, and Stantec, is one of two service providers competing and delivering work packages under the program.
Client
Melbourne Water
Year
In Progress
Region
VIC
Safety, Health and Wellbeing
Melbourne Water’s (MW) focus is on a generative safety culture and self-performance, with direct access to Abergeldie staff carrying out works and managing risk. Both delivery service providers attend safety forums convened by MW to share safety and wellbeing learnings and ideas in a noncompetitive environment. The drive of the SFP Joint Venture has been to maintain a zero TRIFR.
Value for Money and Trust
The Melbourne Water framework for the program is based on collaboration, value for money and trust. Value for money is maximized by service provider self-performance self-perform, avoiding margin on margin where practicable. For most work packages, award is based on an upfront agreement regarding margin, overheads, labour and plant costs.
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ETP HV-LV Renewals & HV-62A Switchboard
Construction of new high voltage redundancy for current electrical assets and renewal of existing assets for ongoing operations at the Eastern Sewerage Treatment plant.
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ETP Recuperative Thickener
To increase the sludge digestion capacity without building additional digester tanks, by implementing Recuperative Thickening.
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Yan Yean WTP Upgrade
Upgrade to the existing plant treatment processes and many of the existing assets, including required replacement as they are now at the end-of life and/or do not meet current Melbourne Water standards.
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Holden Reservoir Inlet Pipeline
Construction of a 3.25 km 1150 mm diameter pipeline along Melton Highway, to meet the increased demand of the rapidly expanding Melton-Caroline Springs area.
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REFCL Tranche 2 Electrical Compliance
A REFCL is a type of electricity network protection device that operates similar to a safety switch. The REFCL limits the amount of energy released at the location of a fault when an earth fault occurs on a powerline.
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WTP Electrical Reliability
This project is a collaboration between SFPJV and Melbourne Water, which aims to renew, automate and optimise the existing high voltage system at the Werribee Treatment Plant, as well as building modifications to meet current MW requirements.
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Hawthorn Main Sewer Rehabilitation
Renewal of the deteriorating assets in the Hawthorn Main Sewer. The Rehabilitate of the main sewer will reduce the risk of asset failure and extend the life of the assets.
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ETP Large Scale Renewable Energy Land Rehabilitation
Bulk earthworks and placement of biosolids and capping materials over a 42ha site, to prepare for a future large scale solar energy project.
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Lillydale Lake Wetland Rectification
Restore stormwater treatment function to wetland, while improving the safety and maintainability of the wetland and improving the habitat and amenity of the site.
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Winneke Main Sub Station Switchboard Replacement
Replacement of the aging high voltage switchgear at the Winneke Main Substation.
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Arnolds Creek
Part of Melbourne Water’s Reimagining Your Creek pilot program to demonstrate how urbanised creeks and drains improve quality, accessibility, visual and ecological value of public open space.
