South West Water and University of Exeter partnership to showcase research at IWA World Water Congress
The Centre for Resilience in Environment, Water and Waste (CREWW), the pioneering research partnership between South West Water and the University of Exeter, will showcase its latest research and innovation at the IWA World Water Congress in Glasgow this October.
Forestry Commission awards c£1.26 million Design and Build Works contract for mains sewer connection
The Forestry Commission has awarded a design and build works contract for a mains sewer connection with an estimated value of £1.268 million including VAT.
The Forestry Commission has awarded a design and build works contract for a mains sewer connection with an estimated value of £1.268 million including VAT.
The connect is from the High Lodge Forest Centre to the mains sewer, approximately 2.4 km from the current discharge point. A Section 106 agreement with Anglian Water is already in place, and a preferred route for the connection has been identified.
The contract includes an optional element for the design and construction of an additional rising main, including associated pumps and ancillary equipment, from a new hub location at to High Lodge with a length of approximately 600 metres. The Forestry Commission may instruct the optional works element at its discretion, subject to the availability of funding.
Arthur Civil Engineering Limited has been awarded the contract, which runs from 16 September 2026 to 15 March 2027.
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Government says securing long-term future of England’s water sector relies on continued private sector investment
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Thames Water issues 15th Consent Requests seeking access to £170 million in further funding in October
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