BALTIMORE WHARF, E14

PROJECT DETAILS

 Description: Infrastructure works to include installation of water abstraction system from Millwall dock. Combined tunnelling methodology to install drainage outfalls.

Challenge: Extremely tight working space requiring full access to Pedestrians during works. High density of sensitive Fibre Optic networks in the excavation footprint. Proximity to DLR Overpass.

icon CLIENT: C.J O’Shea Construction/Galliard

icon PROJECT START: July 2015

icon PROJECT FINISH: September 2016

icon  VALUE: £435K

icon  LOCATION: Baltimore Wharf, Crossharbour E14

Baltimore Wharf

Crossharbour, E14

 

The eye catching Baltimore Wharf Development on the bank of Millwall Dock and Crossharbour posed some interesting infrastructure requirements.

A first for water abstraction in the Dock, the development abstracts water from the dock, pumps it up to tanks situated in the roof and utilises this for Grey Water for the development.

JBDS assisted in excavating and constructing the Dock outfalls and further tunnelling works for the drainage outfalls.

JBDS introduced innovative use of pedestrian management.

Vacuum excavation were used to ensure no compromise to communication ducting while using engineered waterside working from Barge/Pontoon to carry out Dock Wall works.

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