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Infrastructure solutions to meet key project drivers and business needs. Working together we can reduce project risk and embrace a bright new future.
Advisian is pleased to be part of the team working with the UK Department for International Development (DFID) to rehabilitate the water network in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Working as part of a client team, Advisian is providing programme management advice and expertise to DFID and the Guma Valley Water Company to execute the project. Principal Consultant Mike Eytle, who is managing Advisian’s support to the client for the duration of the 28 month long project, said, “We are helping DFID to design innovative delivery, procurement and contract strategies which will deliver reliable access to water for 600,000 people in Freetown. It’s quite a remarkable project.
The Water Replenishment District of Southern California (WRD) has retained Advisian to provide professional consulting services for the Los Angeles Forebay Perchlorate and Volatile Organic Compound Cleanup Project.
Advisian is a leader in water for upstream and midstream, and played a major role in the recently published Ground Water Protection Council’s Produced Water Report, serving on the leadership team and primary author of Module 2.
Under the Master Services Agreement (MSA), WorleyParsons and its global advisory and consulting business line, Advisian, will provide services to support WatershipBlue’s design, production, operation, and delivery of waterships worldwide.
Colleagues from WorleyParsons and Advisian headed to the seaside community of Hanuabada to show how remote skills being brought together can make a big difference to projects such as World Vision’s Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) program.
Compliance with new Effluent Limitation Guidelines promulgated under the Clean Water Act was modeled through the development of a complex GoldSim Water Balance dynamically linked to Phreeqc water chemistry.
Advisian (previously WorleyParsons) was a member of the Southern Seawater Alliance which designed, constructed and operates the 100GL/year seawater reverse osmosis plant at Binningup, Western Australia to supply Perth’s Integrated Water Supply Scheme with 320 ML/d.
Advisian’s team of multidisciplinary technical consultants developed a comprehensive remediation and restoration plan for the North Hollywood West Well Field to address groundwater contamination resulting from industrial activity in the San Fernando Basin.
To support decision-making about future wastewater management options for the Burwood Beach and Boulder Bay Wastewater Treatment Works, scientifically robust environmental assessment programs were required to assess social and economic factors and arrive at a sustainable ongoing options for both plants.