Ross Engineering has been removing and installing bore pumpsets for PowerWater Corporation for many years. These bore pumpsets are the only source of water for Alice Springs. They range up to 275kw and are usually installed on a 200nb bore column to a depth of approximately 180 metres. This takes a crew of at least 8 personnel, one 50 ton crane, an electrical contractor and specialized lifting equipment developed by Ross Engineering, to complete the task. We also have installed smaller Grundfos pumpsets on Wellmaster hose to service outstations and in-town irrigation.

The fence has become an iconic Alice Springs landmark, highlighting the route between the north and south. An all-steel structure, the fence is withstanding the test of time and has improved the outlook along the main thoroughfare by blocking the view of railway shunting yards.

Ross Engineering installed a new chiller and associated chilled water pipework and provided mechanical services for the project. The majority of our works included the installation and cladding of chilled pipework. Project completed: December 2012 Client: Lahey Constructions

The Desert Knowledge Australia Solar Centre (DKASC) is a demonstration facility for commercialised solar technologies. The site, operating in native arid bushland, introduces visitors to the science of solar technologies.

Ross Engineering was responsible for the relocation and installation of a Titan Power Generator at the Katherine Power Station.

Ross Engineering was responsible for the fabrication and erection of all structural steel of the Owen Springs Power station workshops, pump buildings and control/HV Block. Ross Engineering also provided the skilled staff necessary to construct all associated infrastructure. All structural steel and piping was blasted and painted by Ross Engineering's solely owned subsidiary, Pro Blast. Project completed: May 2011. Client: Power and Water Corporation