
CIWEM
Membership organisation to thousands of members and organisations in over 89 countries with a dedication to improving water and environmental management.
Event organised by ICE
A £7M investment by NI Water to upgrade the existing sewer network and undertake storm separation to resolve out-of-sewer flooding in the local area. The project is part of the Living With Water Programme, a multi-agency initiative headed by the Department for Infrastructure to develop a Strategic Drainage Infrastructure Plan (SDIP) for Belfast to support economic growth, protect the environment and address flood risk.
The presentation will give an insight into the project from the perspective of the client, contractor and NEC project manager. It will outline the complexities of constructing 1,500 metres of sewers up to 7 metres deep in an urban environment and how collaboration and design innovation was promoted using an NEC4 Option C contract to mitigate risks.
Membership organisation to thousands of members and organisations in over 89 countries with a dedication to improving water and environmental management.
AECOM
Project Manager
Civil engineer at AECOM with 10 years experience working on wastewater infrastructure projects. Peter currently manages a range of projects for NI Water which aim to resolve out-of-sewer flooding and improve water quality using sustainable solutions.
NI Water
Senior Project Manager
Senior project manager in NI Water’s Living with Water Infrastructure Team. David currently manages a portfolio of wastewater infrastructure projects to protect properties from risk of flooding, enhance the environment and support economic growth within the greater Belfast area.
Geda Construction
Senior Quantity Surveyor
Senior quantity surveyor at GEDA with 10 years’ experience in civil engineering as both an engineer and quantity surveyor. Niall manages a number of Civils projects for GEDA construction from a commercial perspective mainly in the wastewater and clean water sectors.
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