NOV Mono has received an order for over 15,000 of its InviziQTM pressure sewer systems in New South Wales. The order was placed by Flow Systems and covers the initial supply of the systems for four different new developments in the Hunter Region.
“This is the single largest PSS contract ever awarded in Australia for new developments, and that makes it a very significant endorsement of our InviziQTM system,” says Richard Pacholek, NOV Mono’s PSS Industry Segment Manager. “
“InviziQ™ is the world’s most advanced pressure sewer system and because it doesn’t rely on gravity to operate, it offers far more reliable and controlled transfer of sewage than a conventional sewage system. This makes it ideal for the type of developments which Flow Systems will be applying it, as it provides the freedom to build wherever new communities are required without worrying about sewering restrictions, slope requirements, environmental concerns or difficult terrains.”
Flow Systems is Australia’s first independent water utility and it specialises in delivering affordable and sustainable water and sewage solutions to developers, local communities and governments. The company’s decision to choose InviziQTM was based on a number of factors.
“One of the main considerations was the fact that InviziQ™ meets all the relevant standards of the Water Services Association of Australia,” says Project Manager Darren Wharton. “It’s also the system with the lowest operating cost and it’s backed by an excellent level of support from NOV Mono.”
The InviziQTM range offers a comprehensive selection of options which allow the creation of bespoke networks for all types of residential, light industrial and commercial developments. “In addition to many practical benefits – such as a unique dry well design which offers significantly improved levels of health and safety for maintenance operations – InviziQTM is also backed by the most experienced team in the Australian PSS market,” adds Richard Pacholek. We’re really looking forward to working closely with Flow Systems and letting this long-term project prove just how good InviziQTM is.”
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