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Cumbria County Council appoints contractor for Carlisle Southern Link Road project
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Highways England unveils multi-million pound initiative to revitalise ageing concrete roads
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National Grid picks nine contractors for £1.5bn framework
National Grid has picked nine contractors for its forthcoming £1.5bn RIIO-2 electricity construction EPC framework.
Balfour Beatty, Morgan Sindall, Murphy and Babcock are among the winners on the new framework, which will cover the design, engineering, manufacture, supply, project management, construction and erection and commissioning of various aspects of the UK’s power infrastructure.
The body has split the framework into three lots covering overhead lines, undergrounding and substations. The framework is set to cover the next five years with the option to extend for a further two.
The framework is effective from April 2021 and will involve the construction, refurbishment and decommissioning of both overhead line (OHL) and underground cable systems operating between 33kV to 400kV across National Grid’s transmission network.
A number of employees are currently self-isolating after two workers tested positive for the virus. The Glasgow Times understands one worker is currently being treated in hospital for their symptoms. Subcontractors for the Sighthill Transformational Regeneration Area, Morgan Sindall, have drafted in lateral flow tests to prevent any further Covid transmission. A spokesman for Morgan Sindall said: “At Morgan Sindall Infrastructure the health and wellbeing of our people, partners and the public is our overriding priority. Across all our operations we are strictly following government guidance and the Construction Scotland Site Operating Procedures. “Two individuals involved in delivering our Sighthill TRA project have tested positive for Covid-19.
Welsh Water helps Wrexham nursery cook up a storm in new mud kitchen
Children a nursery in Wrexham will be cooking up a storm in the garden with their new mud kitchens thanks to a donation of wooden pallets from Welsh Water.
The not-for-profit water company is currently carrying out improvement work to the sewer in Caia Park Wrexham, and after a number of deliveries to site had a pile of wooden pallets which they were keen to be reused and recycled and put to good use rather than go to waste.
Recognising the recent popularity there has been in people making things out of pallets, they thought it would be nice to offer them locally.
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