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Northern Ireland: Castor Bay to Dungannon Strategic Trunk Main

 

PROJECT DETAILS

CLIENT:
Northern Ireland Water

DESIGN ENGINEER:
WDR & RT Taggart

MAIN CONTRACTOR:
DAWSON-WAM

PROCUREMENT ROUTE:
NEC Option A - Design & Build

LOCATION:
Castor Bay/Dungannon, Co. Tyrone

Summary

52km STM; Design and Build project from Bleary in County Down to Altmore in County Tyrone:

27.3km of 710 and 630mm OD HPPE pipes from Ballydougan Service Reservoir to Moy Water Pumping Station.

13.8km 450mm Ductile Iron pipes from Moy Water Pumping Station to Carland Service Reservoir.

10.9km of 400mmOD HPPE, in roads & fields, from Carland Service Reservoir; tying into Altmore Trunk Main.

All three sections were cross country and included extensive road sections from A Class to country roads. A large number of road crossings populated the in fields sections.

Scope also included;

  • New Moy 30Ml/d Water Pumping Station
  • New 6Ml Carland Service Reservoir and 8Ml/d Water Pumping Station
  • New control buildings

Trenchless

Due to extensive environmental restrictions and planning constraints a 1km single shot HDD crossing of the Bann and Cusher Rivers, Newry Canal and the main Belfast to Dublin railway line was required. Twin 710 OD HPPE (626mm Internal Diameter) pipes were designed to meet flow and redundancy requirements. This 1km single shot HDD crossing was over 23m deep and the longest in Ireland.

HDD crossings also included the Blackwater River with Twin 630 OD HPPE pipes and the M1 Motorway with Twin 560 OD HPPE pipes. Pipe Jacking across major arterial routes such as the Moy to Armagh Road was also required.

Project Delivey Required

Integrated Design, Construction, Testing & Commissioning inc Innovation/Teamworking

Health and Safety Management inc Principal Contractor Role

Workshops inc HAZOPS/HAZCON

Project Management

Customer Care Plan Development and Implementation

Design Management inc Hydraulic Aquis Model and DAM process

Risk, Value Engineering and Cost Management

Stakeholder and Supply Chain Management

Adding Value to NI Water

Testing and Commissioning

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