Award 3 | ALGA

Award 3: Best Remedial Project (Less than $1 Million)

Condition of entry: A remediation project largely finalised within the last 2 calendar years (including the entry submission year) in AUSTRALIA or NEW ZEALAND.

The Award will go to the entry that in the view of the judges best demonstrates:

a) Evidence that the ground model (conceptual site model) was sufficiently detailed to develop a detailed remediation design for the selected remediation method with a high probability of success
b) Evidence of an accurate understanding, including explicit consideration of uncertainties, of the nature and extent of contamination at a scale suitable for remediation design (e.g. through the use of digital or advanced technology)
c) Evidence that appropriate remedial bench scale, treatability or pilot trials were undertaken, and trial outcomes were integrated into the remediation design
d) Evidence of an innovative and unique solution that advances the remediation industry and improves the standard of remediation
e) Evidence of improved health and safety outcomes by use of engineering design processes
f) Evidence of effective consultation with all stakeholders during the remediation
g) Evidence that the remediation activities actually achieved the objective.

Entry information:

1. All entries must address the Award Criteria to the extent practicable and be backed by appropriate quantitative evidence.
2. In the event of joint entries please list all organisations that should be recognised on the Award if successful.
3. Each project submission can be entered to a maximum of two Award categories. If entering an Award in more than one category, the entry must be tailored to match the relevant category's criteria.
4. Please ensure that all your material is clearly labelled with the Award category number/s you would like it to be entered into.
5. Submission and or nomination entry/s are to be sent via the submission portal for distribution to the judges. The entry is to be limited to a maximum of 10,000 characters and up to 10 graphics (e.g. images, diagrams, charts) succinctly covering all the required criteria in the category.
6. The project entries must apply to a project substantially completed during 2021 - 2022.
7. The entry must apply to a project/individual practicing within Australia and/or New Zealand.