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Smith’s Yard continues our work of providing engineering services to John Sisk and Son and the Manchester Life Development Company on their development of vibrant and inclusive communities across Manchester.
A renewable energy developer of solar photovoltaics (PV) with battery energy storage systems (BESS) commissioned Stantec to provide technical and environmental services in support of a utility scale scheme in England.
Our team set out to improve the water quality at Frickley Beck, a tributary of the River Don. The result? Nature-based solution that provides low carbon treatment.
South Tees Development Corporation launched to deliver area-wide economic regeneration on South Tees, including assets of the former integrated iron and steel plant. Stantec was engaged to provide technical assistance and HSSE due diligence.
Favourably located in Fermanagh’s countryside, Stantec’s design makes the most of its landscape and views out to nearby Wolfe Lough.
We provided infrastructure designs and collaboration with multiple stakeholders and regulatory authorities to support the residential expansion of South West Exeter for the Teignbridge District Council.
To better understand asset valuations in preparation for a 2024 Price Review (PR24) submission to Ofwat, South West Water engaged Stantec to help carry out an update of their asset register as part of their Asset Improvement Programme.
After studying opportunities for natural resiliency, Stantec developed a method for South West Water to identify where nature-based solutions could be implemented to reduce flood risk and promote resilience at their assets—while creating habitat.
We worked in partnership with Transport Scotland to develop a study that evaluated the transportation service in Dumfries & Galloway and parts of Ayrshire. The study included multi-modal options as well as public and stakeholder consultation.
Stantec was part of a capital programme delivery alliance that spanned two (five year) regulatory periods (AMP4 and AMP5) that was responsible for all aspects of programme management, consenting, engineering design and construction.