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Abigroup is a major Australian multi-disciplined civil, building, asset management, infrastructure, tollway management and investment group. Its activities include engineering, building, project management, a broad range of specialist design, construction & financial services and maintenance & asset management. Abigroup has a long track record over more than 45 years in successful delivery of major projects throughout Australia including construction and upgrading of over 20 large dams, other major infrastructure works and sewerage infrastructure.

ACTEW's Dam Safety Unit can offer consultancy services or assistance in dam asset management and dam design. It also has expertise in hydrology, static and dynamic finite element analysis, concrete technology particularly RCC and project management.

AECOM is a leading provider of advanced environmental, planning, design, engineering, management and advisory services in the buildings, energy, environment, government, mining, power, transport and water markets. With a global reach including major offices across Australia, New Zealand and beyond, AECOM provides a unique blend of local knowledge, innovation and technical excellence combined with a personal commitment to meeting our clients' specific needs. Together, AECOM forms a strong global network of more than 43,000 professionals united by a common purpose to enhance and sustain the world's built, natural and social environments.

ATC Williams—Australian Tailings Consultants has an international reputation in the area of mine tailings storage, and pioneered the introduction of the Thickened Discharge system for tailings storage into Australia. We also have extensive experience in water dams, particularly earth and rockfill, and dams with bituminous concrete cores. Our services are available from concept to completion, and include studies and conceptual design, geotechnical investigation, hydrogeological investigation and modelling, tailings testing and evaluation, water management and water balance studies, detailed design and documentation, grouting and cut-offs for seepage control, construction control and testing, surveillance and performance assessment, and capping and closure.

Major subordinate offices in Brisbane, Melbourne, Auckland (NZ) and Manila (Philippines). Australian Water Technologies (AWT), a fully incorporated subsidiary of the Sydney Water Corporation, is Australia's largest water and wastewater operating and consulting company. AWT is a specialist in all areas of water, wastewater, environmental and utilities management. AWT's business comprises four key capabilities: engineering services; environmental and scientific services; operational water and wastewater management; and commercial services.

Central Highlands Water is a regional water authority operating approximately thirty headworks storages varying in size from 100 ML to 60,000ML in capacity.

Coliban Water provides water and wastewater services to customers throughout north-central Victoria.

Major Australian offices in Adelaide, Brisbane, Bunbury, Cairns, Canberra, Darwin, Hobart, Melbourne, Newcastle, Perth, Sydney and international offices in China, Middle East, Europe and the USA. Pioneered many "firsts" in dam engineering and are proud to provide major input into ANCOLD Guidelines. Specialty areas include hydrology, dam break analysis, site selection , risk assessment, water management, soft ground foundations, grouting, tailings dams, pollution control, RCC, concrete/membrane faced dams, seismic analysis, pumping and pipelines, contract management, environmental assessment and rehabilitation.

The Board is a statutory authority under the Gladstone Area Water Board Act 1984 and provides bulk water to major users in the Gladstone region. The Board regulary assesses future water demands and assesses how to meet those demands and provides the system design to meet these requirements.

Goulburn-Murray Water is responsible for the operation, maintenance, renewal and dam safety programs for the major storages in northern Victoria and is the constructing authority in Victoria for the Murray Darling Basin Commission. The Corporation is responsible for 17 large dams with a current value of more than $3 billion, including Dartmouth and Eildon.