| Client: | Scottish Water |
| Principal Contractor: | ESD |
| Location: | Forres, Moray |
Cleantech Civils secured a contract with ESD for the construction project at the Forres Waste Water Treatment works. This project involved the development of a new access bridge and road for the Scottish Water treatment works over the Burn of Mosset, along with upgrades to the existing road.
Key Features of our Scope of Works
- Installation of a 55-tonne steel access bridge to the Scottish Water Forres Waste Water Treatment Project, spanning 15.5 meters in length and 8 meters in width.
- Construction of a new access road and upgrading of an existing access road of 500 meters.
- Temporary works design.
- Associated infrastructure including drainage, fencing, and gates.
- Quality Assurance compliance checks, final inspections, and testing procedures for the installed infrastructure.
Key Features of our Scope of Works
- Installation of a 55-tonne steel access bridge to the Scottish Water Forres Waste Water Treatment Project, spanning 15.5 meters in length and 8 meters in width.
- Construction of a new access road and upgrading of an existing access road of 500 meters.
- Temporary works design.
- Associated infrastructure including drainage, fencing, and gates.
- Quality Assurance compliance checks, final inspections, and testing procedures for the installed infrastructure.
How Cleantech Civils Added Value
The Cleantech Civils Project Manager managed all facets of the project, orchestrating coordination and collaboration with diverse stakeholders to guarantee the successful achievement of various milestones. Notably, for the bridge lift, mandatory Network Rail Supervision was required due to the site’s proximity to Network Rail’s southern boundary, with the Inverness to Aberdeen railway. Environmental considerations were paramount, leading to the development of a Site Waste and Invasive Species Management Plans. The presence of invasive plant species, including Himalayan Balsam and Giant Hogweed along the burn, necessitated meticulous environmental control measures in accordance with industry best practice and environmental regulations throughout construction works to prevent their spread.
How Cleantech Civils Added Value
The Cleantech Civils Project Manager managed all facets of the project, orchestrating coordination and collaboration with diverse stakeholders to guarantee the successful achievement of various milestones. Notably, for the bridge lift, mandatory Network Rail Supervision was required due to the site’s proximity to Network Rail’s southern boundary, with the Inverness to Aberdeen railway. Environmental considerations were paramount, leading to the development of a Site Waste and Invasive Species Management Plans. The presence of invasive plant species, including Himalayan Balsam and Giant Hogweed along the burn, necessitated meticulous environmental control measures in accordance with industry best practice and environmental regulations throughout construction works to prevent their spread.
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