Building on 18 years’ experience of working together, the successful appointment as sole contracting partner for network maintenance has been described as innovative and forward thinking, benefitting both companies and their 2.2 million customers. With a renewed emphasis on supporting South
Global infrastructure services company Amey has won a three-year contract extension with Yorkshire Water worth £100m. The contract will see Amey deliver reactive and proactive maintenance work across Yorkshire Water’s sewer network. This will include sewer repairs, iron work
The plans will see the company commit to a range of pledges and schemes designed to reduce emissions, improve the environment and support customers. The commitments include: Boosting biodiversity in 5,000 hectares of land – roughly equivalent to half of Coventry, two-thirds of Nottingham or
The North London Waste Authority has confirmed that under the £4.9m (€5.8m) deal Barhale will carry out the works on the existing Angel and Chingford sewers as part of the North London Heat and Power Project (NLHPP) at the Edmonton EcoPark. When fully operational, the 78MWe facility
The company is creating an intelligent water distribution network by working with Royal HaskoningDHV, Vodafone and Technolog to implement technology to cut leakage by 15% over the next five years and pave the way for more than halving it by 2045. SES’s vision is to create a self-learning
Costain, Farrans, Jacobs and Mott MacDonald Bentley will work together to support Anglian Water in delivering sustainable growth and resilience of its network. Anglian Water has ambitious plans to create a series of up to 500km of interconnecting pipelines and associated infrastructure to move
Key points:Britain is home to an extensive railway network that has been used for well over a century.Attempts are being made to modernize and upgrade ageing parts of the network. The U.K. government has announced £350 million ($434.15 million) of funding for a digital railway signaling
Downing Street said the programme will see 50 projects, worth more than £1bn, delivered in England this financial year, as well as £560m committed to school repairs and upgrades. In an interview with the Mail on Sunday, Johnson also pledged more spending on hospitals, schools,