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Western Sydney Airport - Water Quality Monitoring Program

Providing groundwater and surface water monitoring within and surrounding the Western Sydney (Nancy-Bird Walton) International Airport

  • Badgerys Creek, New South Wales

    Badgerys Creek, New South Wales

Water quality field monitoring and technical reporting services as part of the new airport’s construction

To meet increasing aviation needs in a growing region, the new Western Sydney International (WSI) Airport will be Sydney’s second international airport—named Nancy Bird Walton International Airport after the Australian aviator. Situated on a 1,780-hectare site in Badgerys creek, the airport will operate 24 hours a day and is expected to accommodate 10 million annual passengers per year after opening, with the capacity to grow to 82 million passengers per year in 30–40 years.

Western Sydney Airport Corporation Limited (WSA Co) engaged our team to provide water quality monitoring as part of the construction of the airport. Our work included extensive surface water monitoring and reporting monthly, and groundwater monitoring and reporting quarterly. The large-scale and ever-changing conditions of this complex infrastructure project required constant adaptability from our team. This adaptability was key in establishing the monitoring program’s effectiveness and reliability in supporting the airport's development, while helping to meet water quality standards and environmental compliance obligations.

Throughout the project, we worked closely with WSA Co to provide dependable water quality information and data, helping them meet their environmental requirements and obligations.

At a Glance

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  • Western Sydney Airport
  • Corporation Limited
Meet Our Team

Samuel Levi, Group Lead – Contaminated Land Management

The outdoors is where joy and health unite in every adventure, big or small, and that’s where my line of work takes me.

Mike Jorgensen, Senior Principal Hydrogeologist

I enjoy listening to my clients describe their sites’ technical challenges, then working with them to come up with practical solutions.

Evie Dillon, Environmental Scientist

My role makes a difference by ensuring clear and open communication with our clients is met with environmental matters top of mind.

Michael Koerner, Senior Environmental Scientist

Solving complex projects while simultaneously bettering the environment we live in is something I have always wanted to achieve.

Samuel Levi

Group Lead – Contaminated Land Management

Mike Jorgensen

Senior Principal Hydrogeologist

Evie Dillon

Environmental Scientist

Michael Koerner

Senior Environmental Scientist

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