Sydney Science Park - Integrated Water Recycling Hub

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Sydney Water is delivering an on-site treatment hub for Celestino’s Sydney Science Park development – a $5 billion research, education and residential hub situated across 287ha at Luddenham, Western Sydney, within the Aerotropolis growth precinct. Designed as a bespoke, onsite treatment hub for Sydney Science Park, the hub will link to a ‘smart’ wastewater system to recycle water to a high quality for commercial and construction use, as well as irrigation for public, open spaces. It will lead the way for future, similar developments across Western Sydney.

The hub will produce 1.2 million litres of recycled water each day – enough for around 10,000 people for toilet flushing, clothes washing, watering gardens and public open spaces.

Over time, capacity is expected to grow to around 2.4 million litres a day.

This project will help bring to life the Western Parkland City vision by creating cooler, greener places for people to live and work in.

Our partnership with Celestino will not only provide sustainable and resilient water services to Sydney Science Park, but also trial new, smart technologies for the future.

Construction of the hub started in August 2021 and is expected to be completed in mid-2025.

Sydney Water is delivering an on-site treatment hub for Celestino’s Sydney Science Park development – a $5 billion research, education and residential hub situated across 287ha at Luddenham, Western Sydney, within the Aerotropolis growth precinct. Designed as a bespoke, onsite treatment hub for Sydney Science Park, the hub will link to a ‘smart’ wastewater system to recycle water to a high quality for commercial and construction use, as well as irrigation for public, open spaces. It will lead the way for future, similar developments across Western Sydney.

The hub will produce 1.2 million litres of recycled water each day – enough for around 10,000 people for toilet flushing, clothes washing, watering gardens and public open spaces.

Over time, capacity is expected to grow to around 2.4 million litres a day.

This project will help bring to life the Western Parkland City vision by creating cooler, greener places for people to live and work in.

Our partnership with Celestino will not only provide sustainable and resilient water services to Sydney Science Park, but also trial new, smart technologies for the future.

Construction of the hub started in August 2021 and is expected to be completed in mid-2025.

  • Newsletter April 2022

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    The April newsletter providing the construction update can be found here

    Our delivery partner, Guidera O’Connor, commenced construction work in August 2021 and are expected to finish by October 2023.

    Work includes:

    • vegetation clearing and soil removal
    • setting up a temporary compound to store site sheds, machinery, and materials
    • civil works using mobile plant
    • installation of storage tanks
    • concrete pouring
    • cladding and roofing works.

    We will notify residents and the local community of any impactful construction in a timely manner.

  • Out of Hours Work notification – Concrete Slab Pour

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    Guidera O’Connor has been engaged by Sydney Water to construct a wastewater treatment plant for the Sydney Science Park Development on land adjacent to your property – see attached map.

    Part of these works is our first stage concrete slab pour which will require a large amount of truck and vehicle movement on Luddenham Road to achieve this.

    These works will happen on Tuesday 22 March 2022 between 5 am and 8 pm, weather permitting.

    The concrete trucks will be running between 6 am and 1 pm. There may be a minor impact to traffic flow, but we don’t anticipate any noise or dust issues to your property.

    Find the notification here


Page last updated: 28 Feb 2025, 01:25 PM