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Westernport Water Seeks Security, Access Control System

WESTERNPORT Water in Victoria has released a request for proposal for security systems and access control. Westernport Water serves customers across an area of 300 square kilometres on Phillip Island and the mainland stretching from The Gurdies to Archies Creek. It has a diversified water supply with water sourced from the catchment supplying the Candowie […]

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    WESTERNPORT Water in Victoria has released a request for proposal for security systems and access control.

    Westernport Water serves customers across an area of 300 square kilometres on Phillip Island and the mainland stretching from The Gurdies to Archies Creek. It has a diversified water supply with water sourced from the catchment supplying the Candowie Reservoir (located in the Bass Hills near Glen Forbes) via Tennant Creek, the Bass River, ground water bores from the Corinella Aquifer and a connection to the Melbourne supply system as a security measure.

    The water is treated at Ian Bartlett Water Purification Plant (IBWPP) at the Candowie Reservoir and then pumped to the San Remo Basin for distribution to customers within Westernport Water’s district, with average annual system demand of approximately 1,986ML (or 1.986GL).
    Westernport Water also has two wastewater treatment plants.

    The request for proposal for security and access control systems for Westernport Water closes on May 3, 2018.

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