The CCF Earth Awards recognise companies within the Victorian civil construction sector who have been involved in a project that demonstrates excellence and innovation in the fields of construction, project and environmental management, with a focus on:

  • Project & Construction Management
  • Innovation
  • People Development & Training
  • Quality
  • Safety
  • Environment
  • Stakeholders
SFPJV entered two projects into the 2021 awards ~ both qualified as finalists and one was a winner at both the State and National level!

WINNER!

Both the Victorian and National CCF Earth Award for project value between $10m-$30m was won by our Hawthorn Main Sewer Rehabilitation project. Delivered by SFPJV for Melbourne Water, this project involved the rehabilitation of a 116-year-old sewer network, undertaking the design, rehabilitation, and commissioning of a network of significantly aged critical assets. What a fantastic achievement for our team including: Matt Lyon, Louie Naldrett, James Season, Daniel Simpson, Allan Chick, Jenny Hiller & Dave Plunkett

Submission: Hawthorn Main Sewer Rehabilitation Delivered by SFPJV for Melbourne Water

This project involved the rehabilitation of a 116-year-old sewer network. undertaking the design, rehabilitation, and commissioning of a network of significantly aged critical assets.

Key Objectives:

  • Rehabilitation of existing assets to achieve a 50 year design life.
  • Ensuring that the rehabilitated asset had minimal effect on the capacity of the sewer.
  • No reduction to the hydraulics capacity of the sewer network.
  • Minimise the impact to a key stakeholders along the projects route.

FINALIST!

Finalist in the VIC CCF Earth Award for project value between $5m-$10m.

Submission: ETP Large Scale Renewable Energy Land Rehabilitation Project Delivered by SFPJV for Melbourne Water

This land rehabilitation project was an early works package for a future solar farm at the Melbourne Water Eastern Treatment Plant and involved site cut to fill, import and placement of clay rich bio-solids and mudstone capping materials over a 42ha site.

The main requirements were:

  • Complete bulk earthworks including drainage providing hardstand area for future solar farm across 42ha.
  • Management of existing pipeline from construction loading.
  • Use of clay rich bio-solids as fill material as use of ‘waste’ from sewage treatment process and provide space for future stockpiles.