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Great project outcome for Hobart: The plant will treat up to 25 megalitres of wastewater every day and will reduce nitrogen and phosphorus entering the Derwent River by 50 per cent. 💧🧡

🙌It’s all systems go as our team progresses TasWater’s Selfs Point Sewer Transformation Project in Hobart, Tasmania. 💦 UGL, alongside fellow CIMIC Group Limited Company CPB Contractors, who together with TasWater, form the TasWater Alliance, with support from WSP Australia, have commenced construction of a new 4.3km pipeline between Macquarie Point, near constitution Dock in Hobart, and Selfs Point. Once complete, it will transport raw material to the upgraded Selfs Point Sewerage Treatment Plant. The plant will treat up to 25 megalitres of wastewater every day and will reduce nitrogen and phosphorus entering the Derwent River by 50%. Construction will keep us busy in this stunning location all through 2025 👀 #CheckOutTheView. Read more about the project: https://okt.to/QmndI4 #unitewiththeverybest #utilities

➰Introducing the Selfs Point Sewage Treatment Plant expansion and upgrade for Hobart➰ 📣Our team, as part of a long and successful partnership with TasWater, fellow CIMIC Group Limited company UGL and WSP in Australia, continues to progress the delivery of water infrastructure projects across Tasmania, with the expansion of TasWater’s Selfs Point Sewage Treatment Plant now underway. Part of the TasWater capital works program, known as the Selfs Point Sewer Transformation project, the enhanced Selfs Point treatment facility will set a new standard for environmental stewardship in Tasmania by integrating advanced membrane bioreactor technology that will significantly improve the quality of process wastewater. You can read more here: https://lnkd.in/gavwk5-8 Want to hear more about what's happening across CPB Contractors? You can sign up for our mailing list here: https://lnkd.in/g2y8eRJA #CPBtogether #CPBinConstruction

Trio land £540m Southern Water sewer deal Southern Water has awarded #contracts worth up to £540m to three companies to boost its #wastewater #network performance. The winning #contractors will be responsible for delivering essential #frontline #sewerservices from responding to #emergencycalls to #rehabilitating existing sewers. Work will be carried out across four lots. #Maintenance and #manholes workstreams will be the responsibility of Lanes Group, while Cappagh Browne will deliver on sewer rehabilitation projects, and #McAllisterBros on #sewersealing. The contracts will start in April 2025, spanning all five years of the spending period known as #AMP8, with the potential for #extensions. Southern Water’s Head of Wastewater Networks, Alex Saunders, said: “We are delighted to have secured partnerships with industry leading suppliers who are experts in their respective technical disciplines. “These agreements prepare Southern Water to meet the service levels expected by our #customers and will help us to deliver on our #environmental improvement #ambitions for years to come.” https://lnkd.in/e6NYzDSQ

Northern Ireland Water has announced that a £2 million improvement project at Lough Island Reavy Reservoir in Kilcoo, County Down, is progressing as planned. The work focuses on replacing the overflow spillway, which is crucial for reservoir safety, particularly during heavy rainfall. The site includes two pumping stations that supply water to the Drumaroad and Fofanny Water Treatment Works. The upgrades will enhance the supply to the Drumaroad station, which serves customers in County Down and Belfast. Currently, the reservoir’s output can limit water flow to both treatment plants during peak demand. The completed improvements will eliminate these restrictions, ensuring a steady supply even during high-demand situations. The project is expected to be finished by March 2025. The project includes refurbishing control valves, installing drainage systems, repairing spillway structures, and upgrading monitoring equipment. The work is being carried out by BSG and managed by AECOM. Read more: https://lnkd.in/e48kn7a2 #reservoir #upgrades #watermanagement

We’re proud to be one of 30 construction firms selected by United Utilities to work in the North West, improving process treatment facilities, supporting standardisation plans across the network, and installing storm overflow solutions to enhance the region’s rivers. 🌊💧 Awaiting regulatory approval, the £0.5bn+ minor works framework will see local experts deliver projects to support the Better Rivers programme, improve treatment facilities, standardise networks, and install storm overflow solutions. 👉 Read more here: https://lnkd.in/e6WDDf5W #InvestingInWater #BetterRivers #BuildingForTheFuture #SustainableWater

Tantivy Pump Station Upgrade - Manifold Lift

Greater Western Water (GWW) has finished works to replace a more than 140-year-old #water #main on Pascoe Vale Road in Moonee Ponds   The new main has increased capacity to provide safe and reliable drinking water to customers in Moonee Ponds, meeting the city’s growing population and water needs for the next century.   The works involved replacing 3km of water pipes in Alexandra Avenue, Feehan Avenue, McPherson Street, Albion Street and Pascoe Vale Road.   GWW General Manager of Growth and Infrastructure, Ian Burton, said this once in a 100-year project has increased #reliability and protection against #water loss and #leaks for the community.   “This has been a long-running major project to future proof our water #infrastructure.   “We know it has caused some inconvenience to those who live, work and travel in the area, and we thank the community for their patience and understanding while we’ve delivered these essential works.   “With this upgrade, our Moonee Ponds customers can count on a more reliable water supply and fewer interruptions for years to come, ensuring they have water when they need it,” he said.  

Our deal services team has advised national drainage and wastewater utility specialist Lanes Group on its acquisition of North West septic tank specialist S&C Foster, supporting the company’s strategic growth plans in the UK utility market. Lanes Group is a national drainage company providing services across a number of sectors. The company was established in Leeds in 1992, and is now made up of a network of 25 locations in the UK. Founded in 1990, Preston-based S&C Foster provides both domestic and commercial tanker, jetting and liquid removal services in Lancashire and the surrounding regions.    Rikesh Patel, deal services director at RSM, said: “The team at RSM was delighted to advise Lanes Group on another successful transaction which supports the company’s strategic growth plans, especially in the North West. Bringing together two closely aligned businesses will help to strengthen the company’s national presence in the UK utility market. Our ongoing relationship with Lanes Group also demonstrates our commitment and capability to deliver for our clients in the middle market.”