Service Stream secures new long-term contract with Urban Utilities
Service Stream's Utilities team has secured a strategic, long-term contract with Urban Utilities to provide maintenance services across their water and wastewater network in South East Queensland.
Leigh Mackender, Service Stream Managing Director, who was in Brisbane today to sign the Contract, said that “this agreement strengthens our operations and maintenance portfolio and cements Service Stream as the pre-eminent provider of O&M services to the Australian Water Industry.”
Urban Utilities has selected Service Stream to deliver the Mechanical, Electrical and Control Systems Infrastructure Maintenance Services for more than 2 million of their assets across South East Queensland, including:
- 114 reservoirs
- 150 water boosters and pump stations
- 27 wastewater treatment plants, and
- 339 wastewater pump stations
The contract, which runs for up to 10 years (5+5 years) is valued at up to $50 million per annum.
Executive Director, David Zropf, added “We are incredibly proud to be selected by Urban Utilities as their partner for the One System for Maintenance Program. We understand these are critical assets and 1.6 million South East Queenslanders rely on them every day. This award further reinforces our position in the Water Industry as market leaders in the provision of maintenance services and we look forward to working collaboratively with Urban Utilities to safely deliver exceptional value.”
