Current Projects
State Water is undertaking a number of projects across NSW to improve our assets and increase efficiency of water storages and delivery.
Dam Safety Upgrades
Seven of State Water's major dams are being upgraded in line with international dam safety standards to meet modern
requirements of extreme flood conditions. The projects will see a quarter of a billion dollars invested across regional
NSW over the next five years.
Koondrook-Perricoota Forest Flood Enhancement Works
Flood enhancement works to reinstate critical flood processes and improve and protect forest health in the Koondrook-Perricoota Forest, which is part of the Murray River Floodplain.
Lake Brewster Water Efficiency Project
Lake Brewster in central NSW is undergoing a major project to improve water quality, increase water availability and restore wetlands. On completion Lake Brewster will have the largest manmade wetlands in Australia.
Lock 15 Euston Weir and Fishway Upgrade
Upgrade Lock 15 Euston Weir navigable pass and fishway to comply with the latest flood safety and operational requirements.
Marebone Fishway
NSW Rivers Environmental Restoration Progam are funding the construction of a new fishway and regulator.
Water for River Projects
Water for Rivers projects have been designed to improve water delivery service and efficiency to users within the Murrumbidgee River System. The projects will also generate water savings, create increased farm productivity and improve the health of wetlands and the riparian environment of the river system.
