Kier starts £4.8 million water storage refurbishments in Norfolk

By Public Technologies
  • Kier has started £4.8 million of drinking water storage refurbishments at Horstead water tower and Leziate Reservoir in Norfolk.
  • The projects form part of an £8.8 million portfolio spanning 31 contracts under Anglian Water's Integrated Operational Solutions Partnership.
  • Horstead's £1.99 million construction contract covers outer storage cell refurbishment; Leziate's £2.76 million contract addresses roof water ingress.
  • Work is being sequenced to maintain water supplies during construction.
  • The five-year partnership covers the water industry's 2025-2030 investment period.


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