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Main Road Campbells Creek Tributaries – Flood Study

Main Road Campbells Creek Tributaries – Flood Study Mount Alexander Shire Council is seeking a qualified consultant to conduct a comprehensive flood study and develop conceptual flood mitigation designs for the Main Road area and adjacent tributaries in Campbells Creek. This project aims to improve the understanding of flood behaviour, including riverine flo…

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Key facts

Buyer
Mount Alexander Shire Council
Buyer address
27 Lyttleton St, Castlemaine, VIC 3450, Australia
Status
Open
Opened
21 Oct 2026
Closing
20 Nov 2026
Decision
03 Dec 2026
Categories
Engineer, Research, Tech services, Environmental & Heritage Services, Management Advisory Services

Summary and scope

Mount Alexander Shire Council ('Council') are seeking to engage a suitably qualified consultant to deliver and undertake a comprehensive flood study and develop conceptual design/s for flood mitigation solutions along Main Road (and adjacent tributaries) in Campbells Creek township.The successful consultant will provide specialist expertise in flood modelling, hydraulic and hydrologic assessment, climate change adaptation, planning and conceptual engineering design to improve understanding of flood behaviour within the Campbells Creek catchment, including the interaction between riverine flooding, stormwater runoff and tributary flows.The consultant will define the existing flood behaviour in the study area and the identification and evaluation of measures to mitigate and manage flood risk in the study area – including, but not limited to, recommendations for flood planning overlays, reviewing the performance of existing drainage, investigating potential mitigation works and updating emergency management plans.

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