DEWATERING & MONITORING BORE SPECIALISTS, SOUTH WEST WA
✓ Committed drill dates, in writing
✓ Licensing handled: 26D and 5C
✓ Two rigs, in-house crews, no subcontractor risk
✓ Track record with tier one contractors and government
You're not buying a hole.
You're BOOKING a date TO put in a program.
Winter is when WA construction plans its spring program, because winter rain stops earthworks. That makes right now the window to lock a drilling date, not the week you need the bore in the ground.
A slipped bore date doesn't just cost you a week. It moves everything behind it.
WHY CONTRACTORS USE US ON PROGRAM-CRITICAL WORK
Our Managing Director, Bradd Hamersley, ran roughly $1.6 billion of construction work at John Holland and led the utility behind a $12 billion desalination asset before he ran this business. He knows exactly what a delayed bore does to a critical path, because he used to be the one wearing it.
That's why we run a stable, trained crew rather than subcontracting out drilling. Fewer parties, no excuses.
Project Experience
Australind WBC has delivered water bore solutions for:
Tier one international contractors
Tier one and tier two Australian contractors
Federal and local government departments
Agri-business operations
Commercial and institutional clients
Recent WORK example
Civil infrastructure PROJECT IN South West WA
| Scope | 12 production bores (80 to 110m), monitoring bores, pump systems and water treatment infrastructure |
| Challenges | Remote locations, variable basalt geology, tight timelines, strict environmental and regulatory requirements |
| Approach | Desktop hydrological review, combination rotary mud and air (hammer) drilling, coordinated to meet the program |
| Result | Delivered ahead of schedule, scope expanded mid-project, full regulatory compliance maintained throughout |
OTHER recent PROJECTS
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Scope: 12 production bores, 80 to 100m
Outcome: All bores met required flow rates
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Score: 4 production bores, 60 to 80m
Outcome: Delivered on time and budget, ahead of bulk earthworks
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Scope: 8 monitoring bores
Outcome: Established to meet regulatory compliance
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Scope: 2 x 155mm production bores, pump infrastructure, tanks, standpipes, backup power
Outcome: Full water infrastructure package delivered
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Scope: 3 x 200mm production bores plus monitoring cluster
Outcome: Delivered as scoped
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Scope: 5 x 200mm production bores
Outcome: Delivered as scoped
EQUIPMENT & CAPABILITY
Edson 3000, up to 90m depth
Hanjin D&B14CP700, up to 300m depth
900CFM/350PSI compressor, mud systems, drilling tooling and grouting equipment
4x4, 6x4 and 8x4 support vehicles
Rotary mud and air (hammer) drilling for hard rock and variable geology
Delivery of pump infrastructure, standpipes, water storage and backup power systems
ADIA Class 1-3 licensed drillers, reduced reliance on subcontractors
HOW IT WORKS
1. Send your lot plan and geotech.
Book the call and we'll take it from there, or attach it when you book.
2. We come back inside 48 hours
With a priced program and a committed drill date.
3. We drill on the AGREED date.
Licensing is handled as part of the scope, not an extra step on your desk.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Up to 300m with our Hanjin rig, and up to 90m with our Edson 3000, covering standard production, dewatering and monitoring bore requirements.
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Yes. 26D and 5C licensing is handled as part of the scope, so it isn't another approval sitting on your desk.
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No. We run our own crews and rigs, which is part of how we hold committed dates. There's no third party's schedule between you and the drill day.
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A lot plan and any geotech you have. From there we can generally come back with a priced program and a committed date inside 48 hours.
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Yes. We've delivered production, monitoring and dewatering bores for tier one and tier two contractors and government departments on program-critical civil works.
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We run both rotary mud and air (hammer) drilling, including through hard rock and variable geology such as basalt.
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Yes, both are core parts of our commercial and civil work, alongside production bores, and can be scoped as part of the same program.