Reedy Creek Tip Leachate Upgrades

Reedy Creek Tip Leachate Upgrades Project Overview

Project Summary

The Reedy Creek Tip Leachate Upgrades, delivered in collaboration with Hazell Brothers and the Gold Coast City Council (GCCC), focus on improving waste management infrastructure to meet environmental compliance requirements. The project involves upgrades to the leachate collection and treatment systems at the Reedy Creek Waste and Recycling Centre, ensuring the facility continues to operate sustainably and in line with regulatory standards.

Key Project Details

Investment and Scale:
This project represents a significant investment by GCCC into essential waste management infrastructure, with upgrades to leachate systems that manage contaminated water runoff from landfill operations.

Purpose and Operations:
The works are designed to improve environmental protection by strengthening leachate collection, conveyance, and treatment processes. These upgrades reduce risks of groundwater and environmental contamination while improving the operational efficiency of the waste facility.

Timeline:
Construction commenced in 2024, with works scheduled in stages to ensure continuous operation of the waste facility. Completion is targeted for 2025.

Economic/Community Impact:
The project supports local employment during construction and strengthens the Gold Coast’s capacity to manage waste sustainably. It provides long-term environmental benefits by safeguarding natural resources and aligning with community expectations around responsible waste management.

Builder / Client:

• Client: Gold Coast City Council (GCCC)

• Builder: Hazell Brothers, a leading civil construction contractor with extensive experience in infrastructure, environmental, and utility projects.

Borderline Plumbing's Contribution

Borderline Plumbing has been engaged to complete the civil works for the Reedy Creek Tip Leachate Upgrades, with a contract value of AUD $900,000. The scope includes installation and upgrades to the leachate civil infrastructure, ensuring robust and compliant systems that protect the environment and support the waste facility’s ongoing operations.