Celtic Anglian Water (CAW), a provider of water, wastewater and resource recycling solutions across Ireland, has secured significant contracts with NI Water through its joint venture with Cookstown-based TES Group and increased its headcount substantially to support its growth strategy for 2024-2030.
The TES-CAW JV, has secured an operation and maintenance contract at Kinnegar Wastewater Treatment Works (WwTW) in Holywood for NI Water, which is part of the major capital upgrade during the development stage and is participating in the Early Contractor Involvement (ECI) phase of two major upgrade projects – planned as part of the Living With Water in Belfast Plan.
CAW is participating in an all-Ireland integrated team comprising Farrans Construction, TES Group and AECOM.
Working collaboratively with NI Water and its project managers from RPS and AtkinsRéalis, the integrated team is striving to develop innovative, efficient and sustainable solutions for the delivery of a modern new wastewater pumping station at Sydenham and the extensive upgrade of Kinnegar WwTW.
CAW, which …