Expansion opportunities Unitywater is actively expanding infrastructure, including a new 12-megalitre reservoir on the Sunshine Coast and waste water treatment upgrades in Burpengary East, signaling ongoing capital expenditure and potential ongoing procurement needs for construction, engineering, and operations services.

Regional scale operations Serving over 17% of Queensland’s population across 5223 square km with essential water and sewage services indicates substantial demand for reliable data, monitoring, and grid management solutions, as well as maintenance partnerships and vendor support for critical infrastructure.

Technology stack Adoption of Azure DNS, Dynamics, ISO 27001, and VMware suggests openness to cloud, ERP, security, and enterprise IT services; opportunities exist for cloud modernization, cybersecurity hardening, data analytics, and workflow automation providers aligned with regulated utilities.

People and inclusion Recognition as a top workplace for women and ongoing expansion of offices across Sunshine Coast and Noosa imply demand for HR tech, workforce planning, DEI initiatives, and facilities management services to support growing teams.

Strategic partnerships Recent collaborations with Underroadboringaustralia and ETS Infrastructure Management point to an ecosystem approach for project delivery; potential for allied services such as project management, civil engineering, and field installation capabilities to augment Unitywater’s delivery pipeline.