In May 2015 UEA Trenchless Division commenced works on a significant Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD) project at Homebush, NSW. This project was the third separable portion in a trenchless project that comprised of 12 drills at four different sites in Sydney’s inner west.

UEA has been award a water main renewal contract in the Shoalhaven region of NSW. The works are spread over eleven sites from Nowra to Culburra Beach. Approximately 2.7 kilometres of water main will be installed, reconnecting 60 houses to the new main. The works are a mix of rural properties including dairy farms and suburban / residential areas.

Pipe bursting is a trenchless technology method of replacing underground pipelines without use of a conventional construction trench.

The UEA Trenchless Division has been awarded a significant  Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD) job on the South Coast of NSW. The overall project aims to replace the  existing submarine cable running under Lake Conjola. Demand during the area’s peak tourist season has been identified by the local electrical authority as a major risk to services. The underwater cable will be replaced by UEA Trenchless using HDD technology.

This month, UEA Trenchless Division will commence a significant Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD) project at Moss Vale Road at Beaumont, a town adjacent to the tourist destination Kangaroo Valley in the Illawarra region of New South Wales.