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C2526-002 Pines Wastewater Treatment Plant- New Inlet Works

C2526-002 Pines Wastewater Treatment Plant- New Inlet Works Selwyn Water Limited is seeking proposals for the design, supply, construction, installation, and commissioning of new inlet works at the Pines Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP). This project represents Stage 1 of a 10-year expansion programme aimed at increasing the plant's treatment capacity from…

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Key facts

Buyer
Selwyn Water Limited
Buyer address
Canterbury
Status
Open
Opened
23 Jul 2026
Closing
30 Oct 2026
Categories
23100000 - Raw materials processing machinery, 30000000 - Structures and Building and Construction and Manufacturing Components and Supplies, 31000000 - Manufacturing Components and Supplies, 83100000 - Utilities, 95120000 - Permanent buildings and structures

Summary and scope

Selwyn District continues to see rapid growth in residential and commercial development, particularly in the urban centres of Rolleston, Lincoln, and Prebbleton. These communities are serviced by the Selwyn Sewerage Scheme (SSS), which comprises pumped conveyance to the Pines Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) for centralised treatment and disposal. The Pines WWTP is located south-west of Rolleston and operates as a Biological Nutrient Removal (BNR) plant, with treated effluent discharged to the surrounding land. The current plant is designed to treat in the order of 60,000 Population Equivalent (PE) flows and loads, a capacity limit that is fast approaching. To cater for this growth, the SSS and Pines WWTP are scheduled to undergo significant staged expansion over the next 10-year period, with the ultimate aim of increasing treatment and disposal capacity to 180,000 PE.

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