Through the (2025-2030) programme, Thames Water will invest in its water and wastewater network across London and the Thames Valley
Thames Water’s network currently serves 15 million people. The company is spending a total of 2.3bn on infrastructure improvements through the current AMP7 framework (2020-2025).
Barhale will continue to operate under FA1488, covering Lot 1, the non-infrastructure framework, and Lot 2, the infrastructure framework.
Lot 1 focuses on capital maintenance and enhancement, and Lot 2 includes new installations and capital maintenance of existing key assets.
Lots 1 and 2 will be the principal delivery route for the AMP8 capital programme.
In addition to this, Barhale has been appointed to FA1495 – Lot 5 of the AMP7 framework. This covers the delivery of the water and wastewater AMP7 infrastructure programme across North London.
Work carried out includes:
The new installation and replacement of the existing trunk and rising mains
Pressure management
The inspection of aqueducts
Bridges and tunnels
The rehabilitation of sewers
Pumping station refurbishment and gravity solutions to maintain asset health and accommodate growth.
The programme will also continue work on SUDs and pipeline-related emergency works.
Shane Gorman, Barhale’s water director, Southern region, commented: “We are very proud of the work we continue to carry out for Thames Water,” he said.
“Water infrastructure across London and the South East presents some unique challenges – not least responding to the huge demand from the country’s most dense population.”
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