Milikapiti – Power & Water Corporation SCADA Integration

SPS SCADA Integration

Project Snapshot

Power & Water Corporation required a new Motor Control Centre (MCC) integrated into the existing water SCADA system at Milikapiti, a remote Northern Territory community.

TEC managed the full SCADA integration, testing, and commissioning process — restoring reliable remote monitoring, alarm visibility, and operational connectivity across critical water infrastructure systems.

 



Location: Darwin, NT

Client: Crocosaurus Cove

Sector: Commercial/Tourism

Completed: December 2022


The Challenge

The project involved integrating a new MCC into an existing operational SCADA environment servicing essential community water infrastructure.

Due to the remote location, the integration required careful coordination, comprehensive testing, and reliable communications to ensure all critical alarms and monitoring points were fully operational before handover.

Both Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) and on-site Site Acceptance Testing (SAT) were required to validate system performance and connectivity.

What TEC Delivered

TEC managed the complete SCADA integration scope, including:

  • Development and configuration of the SCADA system

  • Upgrade and deployment of Miri configurations for master and SPS 4 units

  • Establishment of SCADA and PI server connectivity

  • Verification of all critical alarms and monitoring points

  • Confirmation of operational radio communications

  • Removal of temporary alarm hardware

  • Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT)

  • Site Acceptance Testing (SAT)

  • System commissioning and operational verification

TEC also provided comprehensive project close-out documentation, including:

  • Updated system documentation

  • Citect backups

  • Miri maps

  • System schematics

The upgraded system was designed to provide stable remote monitoring and long-term operational reliability for the site.

 

The Outcome

The project was delivered on time and within budget, with no safety incidents recorded.

The completed integration delivered:

  • Reliable SCADA connectivity

  • Improved remote monitoring capability

  • Better alarm visibility and operational oversight

  • Stable communications across the water infrastructure system

  • Comprehensive operational documentation for ongoing maintenance and support

The result was a fully integrated, remotely monitored SCADA platform supporting reliable operation of critical community water infrastructure.

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