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Biosecurity services in North West Queensland.

Construction corridor on a wind-farm project

We support projects across North West Queensland with weed and pest animal control, vehicle and plant hygiene inspections and biosecurity plans. Prickly acacia, rubber vine, parkinsonia, calotrope and feral pigs are common on mine sites and road corridors in the North West.

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Services in North West Queensland

Choose a service to see what is included, or talk to us about combining them.

Weed management

Declared and environmental weed control with treatment records.

Coverage across North West Queensland

We support work such as:

  • Mining, processing and haul road works around Mount Isa and Cloncurry
  • Transmission and energy corridors
  • Barkly and Flinders Highway works
  • Station, fencing and water infrastructure
  • Council roads, floodways and town works
  • Sites around Mount Isa
  • Sites around Cloncurry
  • Sites around Julia Creek
  • Sites around Richmond
  • Sites around Camooweal
  • Sites around Dajarra
  • Sites around Boulia

Tell us about the job.

Send the site, the work program and any approval conditions. We will confirm the scope, crew and price before anything is booked.

  • Site location and footprint
  • Proposed dates and work program
  • Approval conditions and existing plans

Biosecurity law in Queensland

The Biosecurity Act 2014 applies. Everyone dealing with weeds, pest animals or carriers such as soil and machinery has a general biosecurity obligation to take reasonable and practical steps to minimise the risk.

Project approvals and client procedures may add further conditions. We check them for each job.

Common issues in North West Queensland

Prickly acacia, rubber vine, parkinsonia, calotrope and feral pigs are common on mine sites and road corridors in the North West.

Frequently asked questions

Do you have crews available in North West Queensland?

Send the site, dates and scope. We confirm crew availability, travel and inductions before agreeing a start date.

Which biosecurity law applies in Queensland?

The Biosecurity Act 2014. Everyone dealing with weeds, pest animals or carriers such as soil and machinery has a general biosecurity obligation to take reasonable and practical steps to minimise the risk.

Can you combine inspections, weed control and pest control?

Yes. Many projects book hygiene inspections, weed control and monitoring together under one quote, which keeps travel and reporting costs down.