Water & Utilities
Water & Wastewater Treatment Works
Barhale provides a range of non-infrastructure asset services to the UK water companies including capital maintenance, up-grade and new build works:
.....for clean water:
- Raw water abstraction, including sinking small diameter shafts and storage
- Contact tanks
- Installation of large diameter pipework, motorised control valves and pumps
- Above and below ground potable water detention tanks
- Associated buildings for MEICA
- Process up-grades, planned / reactive repair and maintenance of existing assets
- Security and emergency resilience measures to installations
- External works including roads, hard standings, security fencing and lighting
For WasteWater:
- In-coming and out-going flow control structures
- Debris screens
- Biological filter beds, including filter arm replacement
- Sludge storage and settlement tanks
- Installation of large diameter pipework, motorised control valves and pumps
- Associated buildings for MEICA
- Process up-grades, planned / reactive repair and maintenance of existing assets
- External works including roads, hard standings, security fencing and lighting.
Water & Wastewater networks
Barhale provides a range of infrastructure asset services to the UK water companies including reactive and
planned maintenance, replacement, up-grade and new build works.
Works include:
- Strategic trunk water mains and sewers
- Pumping stations with MEICA, including sinking large diameter shafts
- Water main pressure management and metering
- UID flood mitigation schemes, including shaft sinking and micro-tunnelling
- CSO schemes, including shaft sinking
- Security and emergency resilience measures to elements of the water network
- Monitoring integrity continuance of strategic water mains as enabling works for major underground infrastructure.
Barhale is well established as one of the water industry’s leading integrated civil engineering / M & E services providers. Barhale provide extensive sector coverage including AMP5 frameworks with: Anglian Water, Northumbrian Water, Southern Water, Thames Water, Yorkshire Water and, Scottish Water under the Q&SIII framework.