The North Queesland stadium construction started in 2018 with the aim to deliver a new best-practice, multi-purpose, regional stadium in Townsville.

Mullaly Fibreglass (FRP) units are designed and built for quality which means as a one-piece, corrosion-resistant and watertight end product they have lower maintenance costs, provide a longer life and minimise the environmental footprint with reduced excavation at installation.
As an Australian owned and operated company, we offer a range of Fibreglass (FRP) systems to assist in managing your wastewater issues. Each product is tailored for specific site conditions rather than a “one size fits all” standard solution.
Some of the key benefits are as follows:
WSSA Accredited – Mullaly products have been evaluated and approved by Australia’s only National Product Appraisal Scheme Quick, Easy Installation – In most cases, a Mullaly fiberglass pump station is set and backfilled within 1-2 days of delivery, allowing crews quick access into the base for remaining pump equipment installation.
Watertight Design – Given its one-piece, factory-fabricated design, a Mullaly wet well does not rely on field installed sealants to provide a watertight finished product.
Corrosion Resistance – both liquid and vapor exposed surfaces of pump stations are usually subject to harsh corrosive conditions. A distinct advantage of fiberglass is the corrosion resistant nature of the material meaning a durable long-term performing structure.
As an Australian owned and operated company we manufacture a range of water and wastewater FRP storage solutions.
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The North Queesland stadium construction started in 2018 with the aim to deliver a new best-practice, multi-purpose, regional stadium in Townsville.
Mullaly supplied a FRP pump station in 1999 to the remote Aborginal community of Ramingining.
Mullaly recently reached the 30 year milestone of operation and service in the Australian market.