A Pre-construction Phase Plan shall be created at the design stage. This plan shall include the following: • Description of works. • Proposed time scales of works within the project. • Details of risk and required control measures. • Information required by Principal Contractor to demonstrate competence of resources.

We know that the construction of new sewers and lateral drains can add significant time to your already hectic build programme. But poorly built networks can lead to expensive and disruptive repairs, negatively impacting your new homeowners.

until the sewer has been upgraded by Thames Water 5. New connections to our existing sewer network must be constructed in like-for-like materials and should be via a manhole, inspection chamber (or in some cases a pre-formed junction). A sewer connection application must be submitted at least 21 days prior to the works taking place. 6.

Apr 21, 2023 · Please note that these documents are managed by the Water UK policy team, and not the Water UK Standards Board. Download Sewage Sector Guidance

Did you know Thames Water is legally responsible for more than 100,000 kilometres of public sewers? If you are building a new dwelling or extending an existing building, it is very likely you will be building within 3 metres of a public sewer.

Dec 2, 2024 · Thames Water has announced consultants for its £400 million five-year infrastructure upgrade framework. Costain and Mott McDonald are among firms picked for Thames Water’s Asset, Capital and Engineering Professional Services framework (AMP8).

Thames Water delivered significant improvements in water quality (ranked amongst the sector’s best), reduced water leakage by c. 22% (the second-best improvement in the sector over this time period), and reduced pollution

Dec 13, 2024 · Barhale has completed a major upgrade to the Victorian water main beneath the busy streets surrounding Victoria Station on behalf of Thames Water. The project involved the rehabilitation of over a kilometre of 30-inch (762mm) cast iron pipe and was valued at £16M for both Phase One and Phase Two.

Thames Tideway Tunnel is the largest water infrastructure project currently under construction in the UK and will modernise London’s major sewerage system, the backbone of which dates back to Victorian times.

New IC will comply with BS EN 771-1 using Class B engineering bricks in accordance with Figure B 14 (Type C) of the Design and Construction Guidance (DCG) within the Code for Adoptions, selected using Access Type Selection on Figure 3 with BS EN 124 cover (un-trafficked area). All bricks will have freeze/thaw designation F2.