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The civils specialist has secured the trio of jobs under Thames Water\u2019s \u00a3200m-plus AMP8 Major Projects framework for Developer Services and Infrastructure Programmes.<\/p>\n
The framework targets complex infrastructure needed to unlock development, covering diversions, requisitions and lateral drainage tied to third-party schemes.<\/p>\n
At Brent Cross, adjacent to the Peel Centre at Rushgrove Park, Barhale will design and build a new offline foul storage attenuation system. <\/p>\n
The package includes a diversion from the existing foul sewer, a 560m\u00b3 shaft tank to intercept flows from a CSO discharging into a watercourse, and a pumped return to an existing manhole.<\/p>\n
At Benson in Oxfordshire, Barhale will deliver a new 500m foul gravity sewer and 15 manholes to serve new housing and boost capacity for existing residents. The scheme shortens the current network route and improves system resilience.<\/p>\n
At South Basingstoke, Hampshire, Barhale will construct a new 590m sewer and associated manholes at Winchester Road, alongside capacity upgrades to a 484m stretch of existing sewer and manholes at Kempshott Lane. The works will enable future housing connections.<\/p>\n
Design across all three schemes is being led by Barhale\u2019s in-house specialist design arm, ESL.<\/p>\n
Florin Edu, contract manager at Barhale, said: \u201cThese are important schemes which are either meeting or anticipating growth at each location.<\/p>\n
\u201cThey are also providing a substantial benefit to existing residents and businesses by increasing network resilience and the ability to cope with increasingly extreme weather conditions.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n