Doosan Enpure Ltd in a new collaborative joint venture with North Midland Construction Plc have won a contract for the design and construction of a new water treatment plant at Frankley contract worth in excess of £100 million.
The DNM Alliance will work together to deliver the scheme as part of the Birmingham Resilience Project. The scheme will commence on site in Q3 2017 and will be delivered over the next 3 years.
Avtar Jirh, Chief Executive Officer of Doosan Enpure, said:
“We are delighted to be chosen for this prestigious project which will enable us to demonstrate our extensive knowledge and experience in the process engineering of water treatment works. We also look forward to working with our partners North Midland Construction and Severn Trent Water”.
Based in Birmingham, Doosan Enpure Ltd. is a process engineering company with drinking water, wastewater and sludge treatment experience in the United Kingdom and worldwide.
The firm is a wholly owned subsidiary of Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction Co Ltd - a US$18 billion turnover Engineering, Procurement and Construction [EPC] contractor based in Seoul, South Korea.
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