AS a specialist in the supply of large-scale valve and actuation services, Challenger Valves and Actuators (CVA) is a trusted partner on major projects across the water, mining, infrastructure and power generation sectors.
With extensive stock holdings, strong engineering expertise and in-house testing facilities, CVA is well equipped to support complex, large–scale projects. Backed by its capabilities in manufacturing, logistics and rigorous testing, along with recognised certifications and a proven delivery record, CVA has long supported major projects nationwide. With the recent opening of its state-of-the-art facility on Wheeler Street, CVA is now well placed to further expand its already impressive project portfolio.
The following examples highlight some of CVA’s most recent and significant project work, demonstrating its ability to deliver to large scale projects.
Cairns Water Security Project (2025-2026)
Challenger supplied valves and actuators for the Cairns Water Security Project between 2025 and 2026. The project helps secure long–term drinking water for the Cairns region by improving system capacity and reliability during droughts and peak demand.
Melbourne – Geelong Pipeline (2025-26)
During 2025–26, Challenger supported the Melbourne–Geelong Pipeline with valve and actuation solutions designed for high–pressure water transfer. The pipeline strengthens water security for Geelong and surrounding communities, particularly during dry periods.
VFA Arcadia Fish Hatchery (2025- 26)
In 2025–26, Challenger supplied specialised valves for the Victorian Fisheries Authority Arcadia Fish Hatchery. These systems help control water flow and quality, supporting the breeding and release of native fish into Victorian waterways.
Northern Victoria Irrigation Renewal Project (2010- 25)
From 2010 to 2025, Challenger played an ongoing role in the Northern Victoria Irrigation Renewal Project. Challenger valves were used across the modernised irrigation network, helping farmers improve water efficiency and reduce losses.
Selfs Point Sewage Treatment Plant (2025-26)
Between 2025 and 2026, Challenger contributed to the Selfs Point Sewage Treatment Plant upgrade in Tasmania. Valves and actuators supplied by Challenger support reliable operation across the wastewater treatment process, protecting public health and the environment.
Together, these projects demonstrate Challenger Valves and Actuators’ long–standing experience in supporting essential infrastructure across Australia, delivering practical, reliable solutions that communities depend on every day.
