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?? 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, 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

The contract has been awarded for a Victorian pipeline project to help secure a reliable year-round water supply for residents and businesses during dry conditions.?#projectory #projectleads #majorprojects #waterinfrastructure #pipelines #watersupply #constructionsector #VictoriaProjects #engineeringprojects #pumpstations #jobcreation #sustainability #infrastructureupgrade #regionaldevelopment #watersecurity

Thames Water has begun a market engagement exercise regarding contracts it plans to issue for the development and construction of the proposed Abingdon reservoir Full story: https://buff.ly/3WaVOQK #infrastructure

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Thames Water has appointed Barhale to execute the ￡11.6 million East Putney Zone Calming scheme, aimed at enhancing water network resilience in central London. The project involves upgrading pumping and electrical equipment at the Park Lane pumping station, including the enhancement of four pumps. This initiative is expected to significantly improve water supply reliability for customers in the capital. Barhale's expertise in delivering complex infrastructure projects will be instrumental in the successful completion of this critical upgrade. #Water #WaterIndustry #Engineering

?? A €29 million investment by Uisce éireann Irish Water to build a new trunk #watermain from Ballycoolin Reservoir to Swords in North Dublin has been completed. ?? The regional trunk watermain will safeguard the supply for over 350,000 customers by providing an additional pipeline that can transfer up to 90 million litres of water a day to North Dublin. ?? Nicholas O'Dwyer Ltd, part of the RSK Group, were delighted to carry out the design, management and #constructionsupervision on this project. We were responsible for management of site investigations, hydraulic modelling, environmental assessments, cost estimates, design reports, detailed design, landowner liaison, CPO process works, contract preparation, #contractprocurement and construction supervision for the new water trunk main.? ?? Works included construction of a new 7.5km trunk main mainly within private agricultural lands as well as Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) lands east of Dublin Airport.? #sustainablebusiness #rskfamily

Great to see it going from strength to strength.

Thames Water bidders day for ￡2.2bn reservoir scheme Thames Water is planning to hold an industry bidders day in March for its planned major reservoir project. Planned reservoir to south of Oxford, near Abingdon The Abingdon reservoir in Oxfordshire could cost up to ￡2.2bn to build and would supply water to 15m people across the South East. Consultants Arup and Binnies have already been appointed joint venture technical partners for the scheme and Costain has started clay compaction trials to understand the ground conditions at the site. This fieldwork programme will help to inform an application for development consent in 2026. If development consent is granted in 2028, construction is expected to start in 2029 for opening in 2040. At the event, Thames Water will update contractors and investors on the development of the reservoir, including the company’s commercial and procurement strategies for two large-scale future opportunities: Infrastructure Provider: The IP will be responsible for taking forward the design, building, and financing the majority of assets within the project. Main Works Contractor: To construct and commission under a target price contract, working initially with TW and then the IP. An invitation to tender for the key roles on the project will be issued in October this year. Mohit Farmah, head of procurement and supply chain at #ThamesWater, said: “We are excited to kick-start the year by getting the next stage of market engagement for our proposed reservoir underway. “Contractors and investors have a crucial role to play in informing our approach and helping drive this vital project forward. We have been encouraged by the level of interest the market has shown to date. “I encourage all interested parties to register their interest to engage with us and shape the future of this vital project, including our spring market engagement event on Monday 17 March”. Firms need to register their interest in the market engagement by clicking here before 24 January. https://lnkd.in/eDFNwtza