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Water & Waste
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Carbon reduction: it’s a life cycle thing
Think whole life when working out the best way to cut carbon says Mott MacDonald’s James Newton. -
Industry and government tackle threat to future water supplies
The Environment Agency has launched a long-term plan for meeting the challenges the UK’s water supplies are likely to face as a result of climate change and population growth. -
Yorkshire Water awards £650m infrastructure frameworks
Yorkshire Water appoints nine companies to infrastructure frameworks worth a combined £650m. -
Environment Agency tells water companies to clean up their act
Efforts to protect environment “simply unacceptable", with only one of England’s water and sewage companies performing at the level expected. -
Costain appointed as sole maintenance service provider by United Utilities
Costain has bagged a £35m annual five-year contract from United Utilities, with option to extend to ten years. -
AECOM appointed lead designer on £45m Bristol sewer
AECOM has won a contract to provide civil, hydraulic, mechanical, electrical and structural design services on a new Bristol sewer. -
Atkins to develop Water UK framework for drainage and wastewater management plans
Water UK awards Atkins a contract to develop a new framework to enable water companies to strengthen drainage resilience. -
Mabey to install temporary bridges for Thames Tideway
Temporary bridges are being installed to carry waste away from the river during the Thames Tideway project. -
Turner & Townsend appointed to Welsh Water AMP6 programme
The consultancy will provide cost management services to support Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water’s £1.7bn AMP6 programme -
New UK household waste bio plant hailed as 'world first'
First bio plant in the world to handle unsorted household waste, without prior treatment gets planning permission.