Hi everyone, work is going well on both sites.  At Great Ayton the excavation of the new humus tank is almost complete with the pipework scheduled to be installed next week.

At Stokesley plinths for the Primary Settlement Tank upgrades have been cast, this allows grating to be installed next week.  Ducting installation is progressing well ahead of Northern Power Grid's power upgrade works

Hi everyone

Just a quick update on work done this week at sites:

Great Ayton:

The installation of the sheet piles and frame for the cofferdam are complete.  We will be transporting the excavated spoil off site commencing  next week.

Stokesley:

The chemical storage bund base slab was poured, with rebar install to the walls commencing.

Northern Power Grid ducting was installed and the new REC kiosk slab was concreted this week in readiness for Northern Power Grids power upgrade.

The Primary Settlement Tank modifications commenced this week with the old pumps, pipework and flooring being stripped out in readiness for new slabs being cast next week.

Hello everyone, another busy week with progress going well at both sites. At Great Ayton we have completed excavation to the first frame of the cofferdam (see pictures).  The frame has been installed in the required position and the sheet pile installation has commenced.

At Stokesley the reinforced steel bar (rebar) has been installed for the base of the new Chemical Storage Bund.  Formwork will now be installed in readiness for a base pour  of concrete next week.

Hope you all have a great weekend

Brian

Hello everyone

With the access track completed at Great Ayton we have been able to start excavation for the new hummus tank which is going well as you can see from the pictures. The first target is to reach the top frame level for the cofferdam.

Meanwhile at Stokesley the new chemical storage bund has been excavated to formation level and concreted, we will be installing the base and walls this week

Good morning everyone we have an update on work at Great Ayton:  Works have commenced on forming the access track to the new humus tank location.  The road is due to be completed this week with the plan of starting to reduce the ground at the new humus tank location. Have a look at the attached photos which show the new work in the lovely North Yorkshire November sunshine

Hello everyone, 

We now have our facilities in place at Great Ayton work has now started on the site and a speed restriction of 40mph is in place on the A173 in the vicinity of the works. We will be monitoring this and hopefully this wont cause anyone any problems, if you have got concerns please get in touch

regards, Brian

Good morning.

A quick update on how things are progressing with the Stokesley and Great Ayton schemes.

Designs are almost complete and we are getting ready to start works on site.

Currently cabins are getting delivered to Great Ayton on 1st October and Stokesley 8th October.

Prior to this we will be erecting speed limit signs outside on the highway to form a safer access/egress point. We will give regular updates as the work progresses.

Thank you.

Hello. We are getting very close to starting works at Great Ayton Stw. Next Tuesday 11th September we will be carrying out some more ground investigation work ahead of the main works. There will be minimal disruption during this work.

Hello everyone. We are about to commence preparatory work at Great Ayton. On Tuesday 21st of August we will have workers on site to fell and remove a large tree which is unfortunately in the way of the new building work. There will be some noticeable activity on site and a bit of noise, we will try to be as unobtrusive as possible. If you have any concerns please feel free to contact me. Hope you all have a great weekend, best regards

Brian

Hello everyone

After a short break the project is up and running, we have a press release:

£3.3 million investment in Stokesley and Great Ayton treatment works

30.04.2018

Northumbrian Water is investing more than £3m in upgrades at two of its sites that will benefit the environment through improved treatment of wastewater.

Work at the sewage treatment works in Stokesley and Great Ayton are scheduled to begin in August 2018 and last for up to 12 months, enhancing the processes at the facilities and improving the quality of water that is released into the River Leven.

The projects will be carried out by Northumbrian Water′s partner, Interserve Construction Limited, and will take place within the boundaries of the treatment works.

As well as upgrading existing facilities, new equipment will be installed and constructed, to ensure the two sites treat the area′s wastewater in a way that continues to meet the most stringent legislative standards.

Northumbrian Water Project Manager Dean Thompson said: "We are always looking to ensure the highest standards of treatment of the wastewater - or sewage - that comes through our network, and this investment at Stokesley and Great Ayton will help us to achieve that.

"While the work will be contained within our sites, we will work hard with our partners to ensure people living close to the works are kept fully informed. One way we will be doing this will be through updates on our community portal at www.nwlcommunityportal.co.uk where people can find out all about the project and keep in touch with the team."