Water Main Replacement Program

  • Project typeRenewal
  • Project value$8.3 Million
  • Project scheduleProject Underway
  • Contractor nameCapital Works Alliance and others
  • Completion Date30 June 2026
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Gympie Regional Council is continuing its investment in the region’s water network. The Water main replacement program is focused on renewing ageing water mains across the region to improve the reliability and resilience of the water supply network and reduce the risk of future breaks and interruptions.

Water Main Renewal Locations

The 2026–27 program will include construction works at seven locations, Council will also progress the design of a further nine water main renewals, helping prepare these projects for future construction.

Construction
Location Status
Santa Maria, Cooloola Cove Underway
Nautilus Drive, Cooloola Cove Commences early November
Nash Street, Gympie To be scheduled
Yabba Creek Road, Imbil To be scheduled
Stanley Lane, Gympie Underway
Brisbane Road, Gympie To be scheduled
Phoenix Lane, Gympie Underway 
   
Design only
Location
 Roebuck Street, Gympie
 Dart Street, Tin Can Bay
 Endeavour Drive, Cooloola Cove
 Wises Road, Gympie
 Tweed Lane, Gympie
 George Street, Imbil
 Cartwright Road, Gympie
 Alexander Place, Gympie
 Carlo Road, Rainbow Beach

 

      Frequently Asked Questions

      Why is council replacing the water mains?

      The water main infrastructure is approaching the end of its serviceable life. These vital upgrades will ensure the continued reliability and safety of the region’s water supply for decades to come.

       

      When is this taking place?

      Works are underway at several locations, nearby residents and businesses will be notified before works commence.

      What impact will there be to my property / business?

      Access to property

      Property access will be maintained where possible. If temporary access changes are required, affected property owners or businesses will be contacted directly.

      Dust and noise:

      Construction activities may create varying levels of noise and dust from machinery and changed vehicle movements. Management measures will be used where appropriate.

      Changed traffic conditions:

      Temporary traffic changes, footpath closures and pedestrian diversions may be required to safely move trucks, machinery and equipment. Traffic management will be in place, and some road closures may be required at times.