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Environment Agency identifies 26,000 locations for hydro power
Almost 26,000 locations have been identified where small-scale hydroelectric turbines could be installed to power 850,000 UK homes.
May Gurney wins £120m of AMP5 work with Anglian Water
May Gurney has won two new long-term contracts with Anglian Water - under its AMP5 programme - with a combined total value of up to £120 million.
Kier/Murphy/Interserve JV wins £70m wastewater job
KMI Water has won a £70 million contract with United Utilities covering works to resolve unsatisfactory discharges from the wastewater network in Preston.
Portsmouth Water advertises £32m AMP5 framework
Portsmouth Water is inviting contractors to bid for a £32 million framework agreement covering its AMP5 mains renewal programme across Hampshire and West Sussex.
Carillion wins £44m Essex reservoir job
Carillion has won a £44 million contract to expand the Abberton Reservoir in Essex for Northumbrian Water.
May Gurney wins £65m Wessex Water framework jobs
May Gurney has won two new long-term framework contracts with Wessex Water, with a combined value of up to £65 million.
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Cold snap hits water leakage rates
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Budget for mains repair and replacement in Ireland to increase five-fold
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Morgan Est / Vinci JV achieve financial close on £417m Lee Tunnel
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Balfour Beatty wins £600m worth of AMP 5 work
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Black & Veatch wins £75m wastewater treatment plant upgrade
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May Gurney wins £170m South West Water maintenance contract
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Mott MacDonald Bentley wins £60m Yorkshire reservoirs framework
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Kier/Murphy/Interserve scoop £114m Preston storm water contract
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Anglian Water re-selects six contractors for AMP5 work
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Welsh Water loses appeal against Barratt Homes in sewerage row
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More than 13,000 civils jobs at threat
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£1.7bn shortfall prompts fears of water crunch
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United Utilities advertises flood mitigation framework
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Thames Water warns of funding gap as CEO steps down
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Ofwat's price determinations short of water company estimates
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Northumbrian Water advertises £1.5bn AMP5 framework
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'Cautiously optimistic' Galliford Try moves to significantly grow housing arm
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Scottish Water tenders £100m spray lining framework
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Lee Tunnel may not start on site until April 2010
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Rok wins eight framework spots worth £140m
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Laing O'Rourke team scoops £520m Scottish Water partnership
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Laing O'Rourke team scoops £520m Scottish Water partnership
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Scottish Water names £2bn framework partners
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Halcrow to cut over 250 staff
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Strong public and utilities sectors steady construction work flow
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Interserve preffered for £60m Thames Water job
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Interserve boosts profit by 19pc in recession-defying results
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IMAGES: Morgan Est tunnel breakthrough
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Mace wins contract extension at Blackfriars station
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Renew Holdings wins £20m work plus Sellafield extension
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Morgan Est wins £21m Welsh Water contract
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Interserve/Kier/Mouchel JV wins £250m United Utilities contract
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Scottish Water names 10 contractors on £500m framework
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Anglian Water tenders £300m framework
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Kier announces £250m United Utilities contract extension
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Costain, Galliford Try and Atkins JV score £400m utilities contract
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Northern Ireland Water tenders £17m treatment works upgrades
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Cardy Construction faces £500k sewage claim
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Northumbrian Water advertises £400m framework
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Welsh Water to maintain record investment levels despite losses
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CPA: Water companies achieving targets... for now
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Two bidders face off For £400m Lee Tunnel Thames Job
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Morrison/Enpure win £3.2m Scottish Water sewerage jobs
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Wessex Water construction arm hit as 200 jobs slashed
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Pipe dreams
Morgan Est has installed three major pipework connections at the Frankley Water Treatment Works as part of its £31 million contract at the site with Severn Trent Water.
Indepth
Winning construction work: Utilities
Utilities frameworks due to begin next year may be lucrative for firms
Doing business with Utilities: Top tips
Contractor Barhale director Andy Flowerday talks about the five rules for winning work
Doing business with Utilities: What subcontractors should know
Subcontractors need to be aware that they must jump through administrative hoops
Utilities projects boost civil deals
The region is moving on infrastructure schemes as offices, retail and housing take a nosedive
