Under the name 4D, the consortium has won the £750 million contract covering more than 250 water and wastewater schemes as part of Southern’s £1.8 billion capital investment programme.
Graham Keegan, chief operating officer of 4D said: “As a consortium, united Utilities, Costain and MWH bring together a wealth of experience and knowledge from within the utility sector. We look forward to working in partnership with Southern Water over the next five years to deliver major water quality and environmental improvements.”
The work includes upgrading water and wastewater treatment assets across parts of Hampshire, West and East Sussex, Kent and the Isle of Wight, together with implementing sludge treatment processes and some infrastructure improvements.
The contract, which begins immediately, involves delivery of schemes such as:
Within 4D, United Utilities and Costain are major partners, owning 40% each, with 20% for MWH.
By David Hopkins
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