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Northern Collector Tunnel, Kenya
The Northern Collector Tunnel is a critical infrastructure project to improve water supply to Nairobi and surrounding areas. The World Bank-funded project comprised Kenya’s longest tunnel, designed to harvest flood water flows from three rivers in Murang’a County into the existing water supply infrastructure at Ndakaini dam, the main water source for Kenya’s Capital, Nairobi. Prior to the project, the estimated water deficit in Nairobi City was 125,000m3/day.
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Fuelling Ghana through strategic underground pipeline
The Government of Ghana instructed Bulk Oil Storage and Transportation Company Limited (BOST) to develop, own, and manage a national bulk distribution network of storage depots and pipelines and keep the country's Strategic Reserve Stocks.
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Enhancing water supply and management in Colombo City
Built in 1886, the Colombo City Water Supply System is one of the oldest in Asia. While improvements have been made over time, aging infrastructure and rapid urbanisation had made it increasingly difficult for the National Water Supply and Drainage Board to operate and maintain an effective water system.
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Zero Emission Buses – Depot Definition Design
SMEC and Mott McDonald as part of the FutureRail Joint Venture are assisting Transport for NSW (TfNSW) with transitioning the NSW bus fleet to zero emissions by 2030.
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Delivering Ghana’s first hybrid solar-hydro plant
SMEC was engaged by Sienna Services Limited as engineering partner to support Bui Power Authority’s mission to develop renewable energy in Ghana through the Hydro Solar Hybridization Framework.
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North South Commuter Railway Phase 2, Detailed Design
The North-South Commuter Railway (NSCR) will deliver a world-class passenger rail service, decongesting traffic in Metro Manila by providing an alternate and sustainable means of transportation.
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Water and Sanitation Services in eThekwini Municipality (Phase 3)
eThekwini Municipality, the largest city in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) Province, is home to over 3.5-million people and approximately 200,000 informal households, some of which fall within the poorest communities in South Africa. Many of the informal settlements within eThekwini have little or no access to piped potable water and ablution facilities, and as a result, experience adverse health conditions.
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Sydney Gateway
Since opening in September 2024, about 50,000 motorists have been using Sydney Gateway daily. This has resulted in a 15% reduction in traffic in Mascot, with most motorist experience reduced journey times by up to 22 minutes when connecting from the Rozelle Interchange to Sydney Airport.
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SMEC connects communities through country’s first six-lane bridge, Bangladesh
The new Bridge spanning the Madhumati river forms part of the wider Cross-Border Road Network Improvement Project. Spanning 690 meters the new road link reduces travel times for over ten regions and shortens the Benapole-Jessore-Dhaka route by 130 kilometers.
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Program Hibah Jalan Daerah, Indonesia
SMEC was contracted under the Australian Government-funded Indonesia Australia Partnership for Infrastructure (KIAT) to support the first phase of the Government of Indonesia’s (GOI’s) Program Hibah Jalan Daerah (PHJD), an innovative GOI-funded sub-national road maintenance program covering priority tourism areas in 4 provinces and 6 districts in Indonesia.
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