Abergeldie, BMD, KBR Joint Venture (ABKJV)
The ABKJV is a strategic 10-year joint venture between Abergeldie, BMD and engineering firm KBR. As one of two industry partners appointed by South East Water, the joint venture is delivering major infrastructure upgrades under the Integrated Planning and Delivery model. This long-term partnership is designed to ensure high-quality, reliable water, sewage and recycled water services across Melbourne’s southeast.
Current projects
Some of the key projects that the ABKJV is delivering include:
- The Blind Bight Pipeline, Pump Station and Lagoon projects
- The Pakenham Water Recycling Plant Wet Weather Storage
- The Monterey Recycled Water Scheme
- Floating Covers Replacements
- The Dingley Recycled Water Scheme
- Guy Street and Riveria Street Sewer Rising Mains
- Ongoing pipeline renewals
Future-focused collaboration
The Integrated Planning and Delivery model fosters a truly collaborative environment, combining construction expertise and engineering innovation to deliver forward-thinking water solutions. By working as an integrated partnership, the ABKJV is achieving greater efficiency, resilience and value. The upgrades support South East Water’s vision of providing healthy water for life, delivered safely and sustainably.
Related projects
Pakenham Water Recycling Plant Wet Weather Storage
Abergeldie, in joint venture with BMD and KBR (ABKJV), is delivering the Pakenham Water Recycling Plant Wet Weather Storage project for South East Water. Designed to deliver sustainable water solutions across Melbourne’s south-eastern suburbs, the works form part of South East Water’s Integrated Planning and Delivery model.
