Hydrilla achieves outstanding results at South Australian SPASA Awards of Excellence

June 8, 2021

Commercial pool and aquatics construction firm, Hydrilla has achieved outstanding results at the 2021 South Australian Swimming Pool and Spa (SPASA) Awards of Excellence being acclaimed with five Gold Awards and two Highly Commended recognitions.

Presented at a Gala Dinner last Friday (4^th June), the wins cap off an outstanding few years of growth for the Adelaide-based company who have reinvigorated their management team and, as of September last year, undergone a comprehensive rebrand.

Thrilled with the company’s achievements being recognised by their peers and the wider aquatics industry, Hydrilla General Manager, Himal Kandel stated “the SPASA awards are a great way to demonstrate our technical capabilities and showcase the incredible pools we build. Our staff, clients and project partners are thrilled with our results for 2021.

“We build long-term connections with our clients and it’s always such a pleasure to let them know the pool they love has received an industry award.”

Hydrilla achieved the following results at the SA Awards:

Gold - Marketing Campaign (Hydrilla Rebrand)
Gold - Commercial System (Skycity Redevelopment, Adelaide)
Gold - Commercial Pool up to $1Million (Skycity Redevelopment, Adelaide)
Gold - Community Project (Boandik Hydrotherapy, Mount Gambier)
Gold - Commercial Project of the Year (Skycity Redevelopment, Adelaide)
Highly Commended - Commercial Renovation (Murray Bridge Swim Centre)
Highly Commended - Commercial Project up to $500,000 (EI8HT Apartments, Glenelg)

Hydrilla will now compete with other state winners (to be announced in the coming weeks) at the National Awards in August during the SPLASH! Expo.

Click here to contact Hydrilla Pty Ltd (formerly State Wide Pool Services Australia Pty Ltd) via their entry in the Australasian Leisure Management Supplier Directory.

Images: Hydrilla's award winning projects at the redeveloped Adelaide Skycity (top) and Boandik Hydrotherapy, Mount Gambier (below).

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12th April 2021 - ASSA’s National Conference returns to the Gold Coast in August

4th December 2020 - Changes set to provide greater unity in the South Australia aquatics industry

30th November 2020 - Adelaide’s new $330 million entertainment precinct SkyCity opens to public on 3rd December

5th November 2020 - Adelaide City Council favours Aquatic Centre rebuilding rather than new site

16th October 2020 - Mt Barker aquatic and sport facility gets extra $5 million in funds from Federal Budget

17th September 2020 - State Wide Pool Services rebrands as Hydrilla

14th July 2020 - ‘Culturally Competent’ aquatic centres look to reduce drownings among diverse communities

15th October 2019 - Technology from Marina Bay Sands used to build pre-fabricated pool in remote Aboriginal community

23rd September 2018 - Invictus Games Swimmers prepare at the SA Aquatic and Leisure Centre

30th August 2018 - Defender Filters the first product to achieve SPASA Climate Care Certification

6th April 2017 - Massive interest in State Swim aquatic fitness programs

4th October 2013 - Red Centre community celebrates opening of $3 million swimming pool

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