9 Companies

Aither is an economics, policy and strategic advisory firm committed to inspire and enable positive change in the management of water and natural resources.

Alluvium are an employee-owned consulting firm founded in 2006 to provide advice to government and private organisations to issues facing our water resources, rivers and catchments. We believe the application of creative thinking, robust science, practical engineering and effective communications can address the complex and interrelated threats to our natural environment.

Ballina Shire Council is located in the Northern Rivers of the Far North Coast of New South Wales. It covers an area of 485 km² with a population of approximately 41,000 (2011 Census). We have a prosperous economy based on building, retail, tourism, hospitality, agriculture and education. Our services and facilities include numerous open spaces , two public swimming pools , three libraries , a number of community spaces , a community art gallery , and a  regional airport providing numerous daily jet services between Sydney,  Melbourne and Newcastle. Working with a regional community that is progressive, innovative and creative, our Council strategies and services are designed to deliver an outstanding lifestyle for our residents, workers and visitors. We are also mindful that as we are in one of the fastest growing regions in Australia we need to protect what we have now while planning for the future.

The Governor of New South Wales proclaimed Clarence Valley Council (CVC) on the 25 February 2004. This proclamation co-joined the former general purpose Council's of Copmanhurst, Grafton, Maclean and Pristine Waters and activities of North Coast Water and Clarence River County Council. Councils in New South Wales are supported by Integrated Planning and Reporting (IP&R) framework which is an integrated approach to all planning. We have been successfully meeting our IP&R obligations since its introduction in 2009. IP&R is also informed by other State and Regional Plans for example, the Disability Inclusion Action Plan and the North Coast Regional Plan 2036.

We provide water and wastewater services to a population of 125,000 (over 60,000 customers) in 54 towns who are connected to 37 water supply systems and 26 wastewater management facilities. Our region extends from the outskirts of Melbourne in the south, to the Murray River in the north, covering approximately 20,000km 2 . With an extensive irrigation district and network of rivers and creeks our bulk water supply is principally sourced from the Goulburn, Broken, Murray, Steavenson, Rubicon and Delatite River systems and a number of smaller local streams including Sunday Creek and Seven Creeks.

Isle is an independent technology and innovation consultancy that brings together technical and commercial specialists to facilitate relationships. Our team are highly skilled engineers and scientists with extensive and diverse consulting expertise. Isle’s global sector knowledge is across: Water Waste The built environment Energy Carbon We use this valuable expertise to identify technology deal-flow, undertake due diligence, provide market intelligence, and work with investors. We have extensive in-house experience in bringing new technologies to market and an established framework to support innovation, technology development, strategy and growth, and   investment . Through our global innovation forum, the   Technology Approval Group (TAG) , we have a strong track record in identifying emerging technologies and accelerating their market uptake. The forum revolutionises the way new technologies are adopted and commercialised - connecting expertise, investment and inspired ideas to bring them to life. Isle’s core capabilities lie in: Identifying, qualifying and quantifying market opportunities; Identifying and assessing novel technological solutions; Facilitating relationships to accelerate technology development and commercialisation, including co-ordinating, managing and delivering innovation projects; Maintaining relationships with a large and diverse range of stakeholders.

KBR offers a wide range of professional consulting services to private and public sector clients to deliver projects of any size in both urban and remote environments. We are technically and geographically diversified to match the characteristics of our principal markets and have the capability to service our clients' requirements across all phase of project development and delivery. KBR is proud to work with its customers across the globe to provide technology, value-added services, integrated EPC delivery and long term operations and maintenance services to ensure consistent delivery with predictable results. At KBR, We Deliver.

Orange City Council provides a wide range of services and facilities serving the Orange community and the wider region, including childcare, tourism support, sportsfields and park and gardens, water storages and treatment, waste management and more than 500 kilometres of roads. The Orange Local Government Area is 290 sq. kms. Environment & Waste Creating a sustainable environment is one of Orange City Council's key charters. This includes properly managing, developing, protecting, restoring, enhancing and conserving the environment of the area for which it is responsible. This is done in a manner that is consistent with and promotes the principles of ecologically sustainable development.  Maintaining Our City Orange City Council manages and maintains sealed local roads, unsealed local roads and footpaths. The infrastructure to be maintained also includes bridges, footpaths, cycleways, stormwater drainage, parks, sports fields and council-owned buildings. There are 474 kms of sealed streets and 147 kms asphalt paved footpaths.420 kms of kerb and guttering. Maintenance of roads and foothpaths is prioritised according to a three-year management plan which is updated annually. Like all local government authorities around Australia, Orange City Council faces a major challenge in keeping up with the replacement, renewal and maintenance of our city’s infrastructure.

Since our initial inception in 2005, Tessele Consultants has focused on building a strategic, tailor-made approach to advice serving an expansive range of clients around their water issues. Water is the key element that brings life to all communities and industries. Integrating adequate water management and resource recovery brings long-term sustainability enabling prosperous development.   Combining global experience with extensive knowledge of the Western Australian Market, we aim to facilitate projects on water supply, wastewater treatment and reuse, as well as resource recovery from organic waste, including the production of energy via biogas.    Tessele has over 18 years’ global and local engagement in the water, wastewater, and resource recovery industries. Our experience includes planning, alternatives assessment, feasibility studies, design & design management, construction support, commissioning, training and handover of several projects around the world.   We have developed strong communication skills in multidisciplinary groups, whole of project approach to delivery, with open and collaborative style, resulting in efficient project teams. We are recognised as being able to support business decisions, and being firmly committed to delivery of all project goals and milestones, while not compromising on creativity and innovation.