Borumba Pumped Hydro Project
The proposed Borumba Pumped Hydro Project is a long duration pumped hydro energy storage (PHES) system being developed at Lake Borumba and surrounding areas located in between Imbil, west of the Sunshine Coast, and Jimna in the Somerset region.
The site was identified more than 40 years ago in the 1980s as having significant potential for a pumped hydro scheme because of ideal topography, an existing reservoir, and geological stability. The proposed project site is on State land and is on the traditional country of the Kabi Kabi People.
Queensland Hydro is currently undertaking early and exploratory works onsite, technical investigations, project planning, design and community work. Our high-level program of work continues to focus on assessing the design to improve cost and schedule certainty and minimise any potential impacts on natural, cultural and community values.
Interim Civils
Queensland Hydro has appointed FKG Civil to deliver an interim civils package for the proposed Borumba Pumped Hydro Project.
The Interim Civils package forms part of the Project's exploratory works phase and comprises a program of enabling civil works, including access tracks, temporary creek crossings and portal pad preparation, to support underground tunnelling and surface geotechnical drilling activities.
Proposed project components include:
FKG Civil is committed to helping grow and support the communities in which we work. We understand the benefits of sourcing local suppliers and subcontractors to capitalise on their local knowledge and insight, whilst creating new jobs and opportunities within the local region.
The FKG Civil is dedicated to the Following:
Registration of Interest
Businesses interested in supplying FKG Civil are encouraged to register interest via Gateway by ICN.
Current Registration of Interest (ROI) opportunities can be found in the Work Packages tab below. When submitting your Registration of Interest (ROI), please ensure the following:
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Further assistance
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For all other enquiries, email the FKG Civil at borumba@fkg.com.au
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