Tuesday, May 15, 2012
BANWELL AREA ROAD CLOSURES - UPDATE [read]
Thursday, April 19, 2012
MAINS RENEWAL - Wickwar [read]
Monday, April 16, 2012
MAINS RENEWAL - PROVIDENCE LANE - LONG ASHTON [read]
Bristol Resilience Scheme - An Overview
The Bristol Resilience Scheme is a £22 million project that will provide improved security of supply to 150,000 customers in central Bristol. Two new pipelines will be laid and a new pumping station built. This new network will allow us to move water from our northern sources into the heart of Bristol in the event of a loss of supply from our southern, Mendip based sources. Additionally, it will ensure we have an increased water supply available to meet the growth of residential and commercial developments in the North Bristol area.
The project is split into two phases: The North Bristol Trunk Main and The Durdham Down scheme. To find out more about either of these phases click on the leaflets.
Check the news section for current information on the project’s progress.
Bristol Resilience Scheme planned route
Map 1
Abbey Wood to Park Grove, Henleaze
Map 2
Park Grove, Henleaze to Oakfield Road, Clifton
The Bristol Resilience Scheme: CEEQUAL interim Excellent award winner.
CEEQUAL is the assessment and awards scheme for improving sustainability in civil engineering and the public realm.
The Scheme rigorously assesses performance across 12 areas of environmental and social concern. It rewards project and contract teams in which clients, designers and constructors go beyond the legal and environmental minima to achieve distinctive environmental and social standards.