Water Management Services in Australia

AWC are presenting 3 oral papers at the 2011 River symposim, within the Society for Wetland Scientists (SWS) themed session

The purpose of the Nerang Estuary Ecosystem Health Study is to accurately assess the health of the estuary and provide Gold Coast City Council with a detailed management strategy.

Here at AWC we are proud to support leading cancer research charity, The Australian Cancer Research Foundation (ACRF). The ACRF is committed to funding world-class cancer research that has the power to defeat cancer.

AWC are proud to be supporting the 8th International WSUD Conference to be held on the Gold Coast from 25th to 29th of November.

AWC were lucky enough to provide design and construction services to Gin Gin Surf Lodge in the Mentawai Islands – off West Sumatra, Indonesia.

AWC are pleased to announce that we will be presenting 2 papers at the upcoming 2015 Stormwater Queensland Conference in Toowomba on Wednesday, 15th and Thursday, 16th July. We have been working hard over the past 12 months (since the Noosa Heads get together), working on many aspects of stormwater management with Councils, developers and State Government.

AWC have recently been engaged by Jaragun – a north QLD indigenous land management group – to complete the detailed design and commissioning of a 10ha constructed wetland to treat agricultural runoff in Babinda.

AWC is pleased to announce that we have been made a Local Buy pre-qualified supplier. Local Buy is the Local Government Association of Queensland (LGAQ) procurement services company and develops contractual arrangements for councils and government entities – eliminating the need for government authorities to establish their own supply contracts.

AWC have rebranded to present a cleaner, fresher image. Our new logo is based on the four earth elements: Earth, Fire, Water and Plants. These elements cover the wide range of environmental assessment projects undertaken by AWC.

UPDATE 20 Oct 2014: Unfortunately AWC (with NSW RMS) was unsuccessful in the 2014 Banksia Sustainability Awards. Nevertheless, a great project! AWC have entered a project in the 2014 Banksia Sustainability in the MMG Sustainable Water Management category.