Page 8 - Central Interceptor News Today

Teams working on two of Auckland’s biggest infrastructure projects have had to adapt to major challenges due to the latest alert level 4 lockdown.

Press Release – Watercare Services Aucklanders will soon have the chance to see Hiwa-i-te-Rangi before she disappears completely, digging her way under the city to create Watercares $1.2 billion Central Interceptor wastewater tunnel from Mngere to Grey Lynn.

Watercare/Supplied The $1.2 billion dollar project for New Zealand’s longest underground wastewater tunnel is set to begin construction. Once completed, the Central Interceptor will be the longest bored tunnel in the country, holding up to 226,000 cubic metres of water. It will also act as a buffer for Māngere treatment plant in times of high flow. The excavated earth will be deposited at Puketutu island, where Watercare is carrying out a restoration project to create a park. Watercare tr...

Amid Covid-19 recovery measures, ratepayers can expect yearly rates increases for a decade.

Work on the 14.7km long sewer tunnel from Grey Lynn to the Māngere Wastewater Treatment Plant started in 2019 and is expected to be completed in 2025. It is being constructed by Ghella Abergeldie Joint Venture and is expected to reduce sewage overflows into the Waitematā Harbour and help clean up local waterways. He said he was impressed by the professional expertise of the team on site as well as the sheer size and scale of the project. Engineers took Lamonte down a 39 metre shaft to see...

Press Release – Asmuss This month, Asmuss, one of the countrys largest suppliers of steel and flow control products, celebrates 100 years in business. The privately-owned business with current shareholders fourth and fifth generation family members has supplied … This month, Asmuss, one of the country’s largest suppliers of steel and flow control products, celebrates 100 years in business. The privately-owned business – with current shareholders fourth and fifth generation family mem...

Press Release – Asmuss This month, Asmuss, one of the country’s largest suppliers of steel and flow control products, celebrates 100 years in business. The privately-owned business – with current shareholders fourth and fifth generation family members – has supplied products to New Zealand’s biggest industrial and construction projects for the past 10 decades, helping to create a stronger New Zealand. Yet, despite having a stronghold on supplying those industries, Asmuss has kept a lo...

Tuesday, 20 April 2021, 9:30 am This month, Asmuss, one of the country’s largest suppliers of steel and flow control products, celebrates 100 years in business. The privately-owned business – with current shareholders fourth and fifth generation family members – has supplied products to New Zealand’s biggest industrial and construction projects for the past 10 decades, helping to create a stronger New Zealand. Yet, despite having a stronghold on supplying those industries, Asmuss has k...

Project Auckland: Christopher Luxon: The failures that have hurt Auckland - and how we can make it a better city 8 Mar, 2021 07:17 PM 8 minutes to read Christopher Luxon. New Zealand Herald photograph by Dean Purcell. NZ Herald OPINION: There is no doubt in my mind it is a challenging time for local government. The sector is overwhelmed and facing the most significant period of change in 30 years. Local government is struggling on several fronts — infrastructure maintenance ...

Project Auckland: A city well placed for Covid recovery 4 Mar, 2021 03:59 PM 6 minutes to read Pam Ford addresses the first "Aucklands Future, Now" summit. NZ Herald By: Graham Skellern Economic development agency Auckland Unlimited is way down the track to ensure the countrys biggest city is well placed for recovery following the Covid pandemic — and that it becomes an even stronger magnet to attract skilled talent and investment. Pam Ford, Auckland Unlimiteds general manager economic develo...