Temporary or permanent solution

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Saibai Island, TSIRC › General discussion › Temporary or permanent solution

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  • 09/04/2025 at 7:44 pm #8943
    Abdul Hello
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      I read somewhere that our solution was supposed to be temporary – able to be removed after 12 months – but I cannot remember where I saw that information. Does our solution have to be temporary or long term?

      11/04/2025 at 10:36 am #8951
      Anthony Brady
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        Hi Abdul,

        Each project opportunity has its own unique requirement and therefore the lifecycle of your solution will depend on which project opportunity you are looking to address.

        From a quick search in the design brief, only project opportunity 3.2 Temporary flood mitigation structures references temporary solutions that can provide short-term protection.

        Cheers,
        Anthony

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