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Case Study:

Bantry Sewerage Scheme

Client:
Cork County Council WSIP
Description:

This project consisted of modifications to the existing surface water sewers, including provision of 2 nr. Storm overflow manholes, modifications to the existing pumping station, construction of a new rising main (approximately 3km long of polypropylene pipe in tidal, all at levels below mean high tide) from the existing pumping station to the proposed new waste water treatment facility, construction of a new waste water treatment plant with associated outfall (included the laying of a 400 millimetre diameter pipe 160 meters out to sea) and diffuser and the laying of a watermain.

All pipes laid adjacent to both overhead and underground services. Trench boxes where required in areas of deep excavation and tidal influence had to be taken into consideration.

Procurement Type:
Traditional
Architect:
Cork County Architect