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Since 2000, Water Technology has developed a reputation for delivering technically excellent and practically based services to Australia’s water, coastal and environmental sectors. From a foundation of advanced numerical modelling capability, we have developed a broad profile of specialised skills across all areas of water, coastal, natural hazard and environmental management. Our services cover a broad range, incorporating virtually every situation in which surface water interacts with the natural or built environment. We deliver an integrated approach to surface water, groundwater and coastal management through our broad skill base of specialist engineers and scientists. Our staff combine technical excellence with practical knowledge. Our clients represent the full range of organisations concerned with the management of river and coastal environments encompassing both the public and private sectors. We engage closely with clients and value communication as highly as technical rigour. We are passionately committed to improving water, coastal and environmental management, exemplified by our company purpose “to make a difference”.

Ace Aquatec is an award-winning aquaculture technology company specialising in in-water electric stunners; marine mammal protection devices, biomass cameras and sea Lice removal systems. We help customers thrive by making their operations efficient, ethical and sustainable.

Marine & Civil Maintenance Pty Ltd (MCM) is an industry leading engineering rehabilitation business. A core focus of our business is structural (concrete, steel, and timber) repair and electrochemical protection systems. We re-engineer and extend the life of ageing infrastructure assets by developing and delivering optimised Whole of Life (WOL) solutions. We focus on enhancing a range of assets from wharves, bridges, buildings to general concrete, steel and timber structures. Our quality delivery service is mobile, flexible and efficient. We offer a range of commercial models to meet your needs across the Australia and Pacific regions.