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Explore career opportunitiesLocated in the Eastern Region of Malawi, Zomba City is home to several important national institutions as well as the University of Malawi campus. Current water demand is approximately 80.28 Ml/day, substantially more than the existing supply of approximately 27 Ml/day. This deficiency poses a threat to the social and economic welfare of the Zomba City residents as well as satellite trading centres and villages surrounding Zomba.
The projected shortfall in water supply, prompted the Southern Region Water Board and the Malawi Government to undertake prefeasibility studies for an additional water source to satisfy present and future water demands for water supply and sanitation, irrigation, and fisheries development up to 2060.
To take the project into the next stage, SMEC has been engaged by the Southern Region Water Board of the Government of Malawi to carry out detailed feasibility and subsequent detailed design studies to progress designs for an additional water source at Domasi River.
Caption: Zomba and surrounding region
SMEC’s role and responsibilities includes:
Client: Republic of Malawi Southern Region Water Board
Location: Southern Region, Republic of Malawi.
SMEC recently celebrated the official opening of the Mwami/Mchinji One Stop Border Post (OSBP), a vital part of the Nacala transport corridor servicing the Southern African Development Community (SADC).
SMEC, along with Surbana Jurong, has been engaged to carry out a masterplan study for the Lake Volta region. The project will deliver an integrated, long-term Regional Development Plan, exploring the economic potential of Lake Volta and surrounding areas while protecting its natural environment.
Located in the north-eastern part of the metropolis, the 2,659 ha La Mesa Watershed Reservation is a protected area that contains the last remaining rainforest of its size surrounding the La Mesa Dam and Reservoir, the primary source of potable drinking water for 12 million residents in Metro Manila. The area comprises a variety of ecosystems that is home to many indigenous and endemic species of flora and fauna.
SMEC Australia are pleased to announce that in association with our partner The APP Group, we have been appointed Independent Certifier for the Western Harbour Tunnel Package 2. This role builds on our extensive track record as a provider of Independent Certification services on major infrastructure projects and will facilitate improved transport connections and safety benefits for our community
