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Success is achieved by breaking through every obstacle that stands in the way of progress. Project - Chas full block rural water supply scheme. Pipe laying work in progress.

?? Protecting #WaterResources, allowing for #ClimateChange and population growth as well as drought resilience for all communities has never been more challenging. Particularly in the East of England: it’s the most water-scarce area and receives a third less rainfall than the rest of the country. ?? Read the latest in New Civil Engineer on how Anglian Water Services' Strategic Pipeline Alliance?(SPA), an innovative partnership between Anglian Water, Jacobs and partners (Farrans Construction, Mott MacDonald JN Bentley and Costain Group PLC), is building a safer, future-proof water supply for the East of England. SPA is the biggest drinking water grid program in the U.K. in a generation and one of the largest #infrastructure programs in Europe. It relies on diverting water from the wettest areas in the north of the region (Lincolnshire) to the driest areas in the south and the east by building over 310 kilometers (~192 miles) of interconnected pipelines. Click here to read or sign up to access the full article ?? https://lnkd.in/gG8ScdDJ #PlanBeyond #BoldlyMovingForward #WaterResiliency

?? Protecting #WaterResources, allowing for #ClimateChange and population growth as well as drought resilience for all communities has never been more challenging. Particularly in the East of England: it’s the most water-scarce area and receives a third less rainfall than the rest of the country. ?? Read the latest in New Civil Engineer on how Anglian Water Services' Strategic Pipeline Alliance?(SPA), an innovative partnership between Anglian Water Services, Jacobs and partners (Farrans Construction, Mott MacDonald, JN Bentley and Costain Group PLC), is building a safer, future-proof water supply for the East of England. SPA is the biggest drinking water grid program in the U.K. in a generation and one of the largest #infrastructure programs in Europe. It relies on diverting water from the wettest areas in the north of the region (Lincolnshire) to the driest areas in the south and the east by building over 310 kilometers (~192 miles) of interconnected pipelines. Click here to read or sign up to access the full article ?? https://lnkd.in/gG8ScdDJ #PlanBeyond #BoldlyMovingForward #WaterResiliency

?? Protecting #WaterResources, allowing for #ClimateChange and population growth as well as drought resilience for all communities has never been more challenging. Particularly in the East of England: it’s the most water-scarce area and receives a third less rainfall than the rest of the country. ?? Read the latest in New Civil Engineer on how Anglian Water Services' Strategic Pipeline Alliance?(SPA), an innovative partnership between Anglian Water, Jacobs and partners (Farrans Construction, Mott MacDonald JN Bentley and Costain Group PLC), is building a safer, future-proof water supply for the East of England. SPA is the biggest drinking water grid program in the U.K. in a generation and one of the largest #infrastructure programs in Europe. It relies on diverting water from the wettest areas in the north of the region (Lincolnshire) to the driest areas in the south and the east by building over 310 kilometers (~192 miles) of interconnected pipelines. Click here to read or sign up to access the full article ?? https://lnkd.in/gG8ScdDJ #PlanBeyond #BoldlyMovingForward #WaterResiliency

We are pleased to announce that a major Water Improvement Scheme, which will be essential to the future resilience of the water supply infrastructure for customers in the South Down area, is progressing well. The second phase of pipelaying is scheduled to get underway soon. Phase 2 of pipelaying along Kilkeel Road will commence in January 2025, with the works starting from Bryansford Road junction, moving along to the Castlewellan Road, and eventually through Hilltown main street. We thank the public for their patience as this vital scheme continues. Read more ?? https://lnkd.in/eRKDAcji Department for Infrastructure Farrans Construction

We’re dedicated to sharing insights on the processes that elevate successful civil construction projects. Today, let’s dive deeper into the importance of professional underground utility installation for community growth and project longevity. ?? What are Underground Utilities? Key infrastructure services installed underground, including: ? Water supply and fire lines ? Sewage, drainage, and storm systems ? Power and communication conduits ?? Why Go Underground? Benefits of burying utility lines: ? Safer, cleaner sites free of exposed utilities ? Protection from external damage and weather conditions ? Reduced impact on surface area, preserving land use ?? Why Professional Installation Matters: ?? Reduce Schedule Risks ?? Control Material Costs and Reduce Escalation Risks ?? Ensure Project Reliability and Overall Quality ?? Reduced Site Safety Risks with Expertise in High-Risk Trenching and Excavation SiteSolutions is here to provide sustainable, reliable underground utility solutions that prioritize safety, efficiency, and long-term success. Contact us today to see how our expertise can benefit your next project. #SiteSolutions #UndergroundUtilities #ConstructionSuccess #ReliableInfrastructure #BuildingCommunity

New case study: Offwell Storm Tank: The provision of 30m3 of offline stormwater storage in Honiton, Devon.?Offwell is a small village on the outskirts of Honiton just off the A35. The existing sewage treatment works was constructed in the 1980s and serves a population of around 350. It was typical of the era, with an old style Dortmund tank with percolating filter and humus tank off the back end. Final effluent from here gravitates out from the site to Offwell Brook. The driver for the scheme was to reduce the number of unconsented spills to the environment by providing a capacity of 30m3 storm storage. The most cost-efficient solution was to (i) construct a part buried concrete rectangular stormwater storage tank with capacity of 30m3, (ii) install a new LCP for the control of duty/standby pump for return of effluent within the storm tank, (iii) relocate the existing MCERTS final effluent flow meter , and (iv) instal new pipelines between existing equipment and new storm tank. Read the full case study: https://lnkd.in/gF_s5nBc South West Water Galliford Try Eastwood Consulting Engineers Dan Wall Xylem Water Solutions UK & Ireland Siemens Saint-Gobain PAM UK Pulsar Instruments Plc #water #watersupply #waterindustry #engineers #engineering #construction #utilities #utilityindustry #watertreatment #wastewatertreatment #sewagetreatment #sewerage #sewer #pumpingstation

How do you think a 36-inch concrete cylinder gets installed in Far East El Paso? Let’s take you behind the scenes with our Construction Management Team! This transmission pipeline is part of a transmission system that will help the adjacent pump station pump 21 million gallons of clean water every day, establishing a reliable water supply with the area's continued growth in mind. Michael Ramirez El Paso Water #BuildingCommunity #ConstructionManagement

We’re excited to share the latest updates on our Cameron Park Reservoir project, where our collaboration with Hunter Water is driving enhanced water resources for the community. WHAT'S BEEN HAPPENING? We’ve achieved a significant milestone with the installation of the 26-metre diameter roof, which is centrally supported by a single column to meet Hunter Water's chlorine mixing requirements. The roof and stair tower structures, weighing just under 20 tonnes, were assembled using a 60-tonne crane and electric boom lifts. BUILDING STRONG FOUNDATIONS Considerable effort has gone into reaching this stage, including: Directional Drilling: Completion of two major directional drills, installing DN 450 and DN 180 HDPE pipes with minimal environmental impact. Water Mains Installation: Laying 1280 metres of DN 560 HDPE bidirectional water mains along the access road, integrating critical components such as Scour and Air Valve Tees for a fully operational water network. 50 meters of DN250 HDPE has been installed connecting the Cameron Grove lead in main. Concrete Works: Pouring approximately 150 cubic metres of concrete for the reservoir base, engineered for long-term durability. Reservoir Walls: Construction of the reservoir walls in 2.4-metre-high segments, culminating in a final 2.5-metre segment, reaching a total height of 7.3 metres. Each segment used around 60 cubic metres of concrete, creating a structure built to last. LOOKING FORWARD As we move closer to completing the reservoir, pump station, and associated pipework, our focus will shift to finalising stormwater systems, electrical installations, site remediation, and commissioning. It won’t be long before the reservoir goes online, securing future water supply for the communities of West Wallsend and Cameron Park. OUR COMMITMENT Every step of this project is taken with an eye on sustainability and efficiency. Our construction methods like horizontal directional drilling keep our environmental footprint small, proving that big projects don't have to mean big impacts. We’re proud of the progress made so far and look forward to sharing more as we continue to build a better future for Cameron Park. #enablingcommunitiestothrive #sustainablewaterinfrastructure #diona #WaterInfrastructure #CommunityDevelopment

Step Lowering For Strom Water Pipeline # construction #pipeline #construction #infrastructure #progress