ECS Engineering wins Archimedes screw pump order for NI Water Northern Ireland Water is investing over £3 million improving the water and sewerage infrastructure in the Bangor area. The project is designed to improve the operation of the existing network, reduce the risk of flooding and meet Northern Ireland Environment Agency standards for water quality.…
DetailsECS delivers access steelwork to support massive upgrades to London treatment works Thames Water is undertaking a £675 million upgrade programme which will include a £200 million expansion of the Crossness sewage treatment works (STW) and £190 million expansion at Beckton STW, the largest in the UK, with completion due in 2014. To compliment the…
DetailsECS to install new pump control panels for Environment Agency ECS Engineering Services is working with the Environment Agency (EA) in Cambridgeshire to renew and update the pump controls at three borehole sites on the River Rhee. As part of its contract, ECS will be designing and installing new Motor Control Centres (MCCs) to ensure…
DetailsCorrect design & installation of trash screens eases flood risk Trash screens form a crucial part of the infrastructure designed to reduce the risk of flooding in waterways and water processing sites. With considerable resources being employed in flood defence mechanisms to help protect property and maintain proper drainage across the country the performance of a…
DetailsECS offers complete service for Archimedes screw pumps ECS Engineering Services has announced greater UK coverage and support for the supply, installation and maintenance of Archimedes screw pumps. ECS has a long history and expertise in designing, fabricating, installing and maintaining water control structures and machinery, all of which are enhanced by its exclusive partnership…
DetailsECS delivers mineshaft cover to help secure Daw Mill Colliery Site Following an underground fire, the Daw Mill colliery was closed in March 2013. Since then work has been underway to put the fire out and make the site safe, while also removing all of the above ground structures. A major part of this work…
DetailsECS Engineering Services delivers CE certified structural steel for building project Working with its client, Caunton Engineering Ltd., ECS has helped to deliver 270 tonnes of structural steel to meet a tight delivery schedule for a new industrial unit being constructed in Slough. With a long working relationship going back some 20 years, ECS and…
DetailsRecycled plastic used to construct durable footbridges Over the years footbridges over streams and rivers have evolved from wooden construction to concrete and steel to provide a longer lifespan, but concrete can be ugly in some surroundings and a coated steel contact surface will succumb to corrosion fairly quickly and needs to be maintained regularly…
DetailsAutomated weedscreen clearance improves efficiency and safety of Lincolnshire pumping station Maintaining the land drainage scheme in Lincolnshire is an important task for the Environment Agency (EA) and the pumping stations used to control water levels are protected by weedscreens to prevent damage to the pumps. The equipment at the Dirtness station had been in…
DetailsNew steel for Holme tunnel… Starting in November 2013 and finishing in March 2014, Network Rail will be carrying out major engineering work to strengthen and repair Holme Tunnel between Hebden Bridge and Burnley. A key part of this work has been the bending and fabrication of all the structural steel for the project, nearly…
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