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Sehlabathebe, Lesotho Ha Mpiti to Sehlabathebe Road (91 km)
The Ha Mpiti to Sehlabathebe road upgrade will traverse Lesotho from east to west and forms part of a future ring-road that will link the southern town of Qachas Nek with Thaba Tseka.
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Malawi Watershed Services Improvement Project
Commencing in 2022, SMEC led the preparation of Catchment Management Plans in the Upper and Middle Shire Basin, including delineation of priority catchments.
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Improved Sanitation Value Chain in Arba Minch, Ethiopia
SMEC provided consultancy engineering services to improve sanitation planning and capabilities in Arba Minch, as well as improve the performance of the existing sanitation service chain.
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Refurbished Wells Project, Malawi
To combat acute water shortages in the communities surrounding the Reserve, the SMEC Foundation worked alongside BridgIT Water Foundation and McKendrick Family to restore and revitalise non-functional wells in the neighbouring areas.
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Katete Dam rehabilitation and improvement, Zambia
SMEC’s engineering interventions will secure the dams long-term stability whilst our knowledge transfer program is enhancing operational management in accordance with international standards.
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Breakfast Creek Green Bridge
Brisbane City Council (Council), embarked on a journey to deliver an active transport link connecting the communities of the inner city with the northern suburbs of Brisbane.
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Water Infrastructure Assessment and Maintenance Plan, Mangaung, South Africa
With 2,615 km of sewer pipes, 3,906 km of water pipes and 885 km of stormwater infrastructure,
Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality appointed SMEC South Africa to develop operational and maintenance plans for its ageing water and sanitation infrastructure.
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N4-Section 5X, South Africa
The N4-Section 5X project, undertaken by SMEC for TRAC, exemplifies this transformative power by addressing critical infrastructure challenges along the Maputo Development Corridor (MDC), a vital economic artery connecting South Africa and Mozambique.
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Murray Basin Rail Project
The Murray Basin Rail Project (MBRP) aims to deliver key benefits for primary producers and freight operators on the existing rail network, including increased capacity, improved network reliability and resilience, and reduced journey times, without further gauge standardisation.
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Schoemanskloof Upgrade Study, South Africa
The Schoemanskloof Upgrade Study represents a pioneering approach to the strategic planning of two-lane rural highways in South Africa. The purpose of this study was specifically to coalesce a series of disparate studies into a single, holistic platform and as such reduced the number of drawings down to a single sheet.
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