Black & Veatch to Manage Pesticide Removal
Published on by Water Network Research, Official research team of The Water Network in Business
Affinity Water has awarded Black & Veatch a contract to investigate technologies to manage levels of pesticides, particularly metaldehyde, at one of its treatment works in Hertfordshire
"Black & Veatch is recognised for its water treatment capability not only in UK, but globally. This means we are very well placed to help Affinity Water become among the first UK water companies to address levels of metaldehyde pesticides," said Scott Aitken, Managing Director, Black & Veatch, Water, Europe.
The key objective of the project is to gather the data necessary to make a technology selection for an innovative treatment process. Conceptual and then detailed design will follow, resulting in a planning application for the new-build phase of the project.
Black & Veatch's initial role will be a pilot and jar testing programme comparing two technologies effectiveness at removing metaldehyde from raw water. Once the trials are complete, this information will be used to assist Affinity Water in developing a treatment strategy for this site.
The work, awarded on an NEC Professional Services Contract, encompasses engineering and project management services. The initial phase of the contract will last approximately 30 weeks.
Source: Black & Veatch
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