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To help Clifton Wastewater Treatment Works meet new water quality objectives, our team helped implement an integrated constructed wetland—a sustainable, nature-based solution for treating wastewater.
Morriston Hospital is one of the largest general medicare facilities in Wales with a total of 750 beds. Founded in the mid-1900s, the pre-existing campus housed its clinical departments in dispersed locations.
Through MEP services and fire strategy—including an external wall fire review—Stantec helped bring new student accommodations to the University of Glasgow and University of Strathclyde.
Drawing on our knowledge of the Scottish ferry network (gained through over 10 years of undertaking Scottish ferries studies), we provided support to a bidder for an eight-year contract, beginning in 2016.
We provided civil and structural, geotechnical, and geo-environmental engineering services for a new distribution centre and associated infrastructure.
We supported the District Council (Somerset West and Taunton) through the successful detailed planning application and then the contractor through detailed design and with issuing construction information for this urban regeneration development.
For this project, our team was selected to prepare a 25-year masterplan to define a vision and spatial strategy for redevelopment of the former Cockenzie power station.
Rhondda Cynon Taf Council engaged our multidisciplinary team of engineers and renewable energy specialists to lead the feasibility studies and guide the planning application for this grid-scale solar farm.
Stantec is helping SSE Renewables design and prepare a major renewable energy project in the Great Glen of Scotland—Coire Glas, a 1,296-megawatt pumped storage hydropower scheme.
We worked with South West Water to identify the causes of poor quality bathing water at the Combe Martin coastal resort. We managed local engagement, and following investigations, our team recommended process changes and refurbishment projects.