Water Management & Utilities

Our water and wastewater division has developed longstanding relationships with utility suppliers by consistently delivering on their most challenging projects. Working across the water, wastewater and network distribution sectors, we draw on our history of delivering complex solutions in challenging environments to ensure our clients meet their regulatory drivers.

Our experience incorporates new build, refurbishment, modification and decommissioning works, with a detailed understanding of the relevant disciplines of civil, structural, with integration with process and MEICA.

We undertake minor repairs and upgrades through to major capital projects, we build new infrastructure and networks with our portfolio of works, including:

New build non-infrastructure works, such as water and wastewater treatment works upgrades and modifications

Distribution network construction, maintenance and remedial works

Tunnelling and shaft construction

Hybrid concrete structures

Infrastructure works such as trunk mains, rising mains, sewer replacements, CSOs and storm attenuation

Rainwater management systems, including detention tanks, attenuation tanks, swales and culverts

Specialist reinforced concrete and water infrastructure capability

We have significant experience and capability in concrete structures, with experience in hybrid concrete structures (semi-precast) and water retaining structures. We have strong links with our reinforced concrete structures division, enabling us to draw on the skills and expertise of the wider Westshield business.

You can read more about our reinforced concrete structures division here. 

Our reinforced concrete capability is further expanded by our service yard at Bredbury, which is home to a comprehensive range of company-owned proprietary formwork and falsework. The yard provides an enormous opportunity for off-site manufacture, with an under-cover workshop with a 30t gantry crane and over two acres of hard standing.

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