Following on from two previously successful frameworks, Waterman was awarded three partnering contracts for Civil Engineering Services and Flood Alleviation and Drainage Services and Structural Engineering in 2012. These contracts have recently been extended until 2017 demonstrating the success of the partnership.
Waterman works closely with Crawley delivering a range of specialist services and staff secondments.
The latest Crawley partnering contract commenced with a team building workshop with all the relevant technical and administration staff from both the Client and Consultant working together in an exercise problem identification and problem solving and exploring areas that could be improved from the previous contract. As part of the on-going partnering ethos the Clients Engineers regularly attend our offices for lunch time seminars and training.
In order to provide a consistent, efficient and economic service on our Partnering Contract with Crawley, we have produced a series of Scheme Brief Checklists to accompany the formal brief issued by the Client. At the outset of a commission we review with the Client Project Manager the brief and the actions required by each of the team. Each of the checklists sets out if a particular service or sub service is required and, if required, who is the lead, i.e. the Consultant, the Client Project Manager or the Ultimate Client. This has assisted in an overall improvement in the efficiency of scheme delivery, with particular improvements in meeting tight Ultimate Clients tight programme deadlines.
“The Waterman Team are reliable. They deliver on time and the quality that they produce has always been satisfactory for us and for the purpose it’s needed for.”
Ray Hook – Built Environment Manager, Crawley Borough Council
Waterman was appointed by Crawley Borough Council to develop the improvements to Ifield Mill Pond, and manage the Early Contractor Involvement stage of the Scheme leading onto the Planning and Construction stage.
Waterman were appointed as consultants by Scottish and Southern Energy (SSE) Distribution Major Projects (North) (DMPN) to undertake a Flood Resilience study.
The proposed development involved the construction of temporary modular units, with disabled access and associated paved areas, to provide additional accommodation for the existing St Clements School, Dingwall.
Land at Herbert Road, Newport is allocated for residential purposes and Waterman carried out a detailed hydrological analysis of the River Usk and the extreme tidal flood risk using ISIS-TUFLOW modelling
Waterman has been appointed by Southwark Council for their Highways Professional Services Framework.
Waterman to provide multidiscipline engineering and environmental services for public sector bodies across nine out of 11 geographical regions in England and Wales.
The four-year framework will support the delivery of construction and highways related work across North Lincolnshire.
Three-year Professional Service framework to provide multidiscipline support for highways, infrastructure, transportation and engineering projects across Kent.