West Cannock Pumping Test and Treatment

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Buyers

Katy Reed

Value

£0

Classifications

Pumping station construction work
Water-treatment work
Dredging and pumping works

Tags

planning

Submission Deadline

1 month from now

Published

2 months ago

Description

Project Overview:
We are seeking interest to undertake;
3 month pumping test with a discharge up to 10 litres per second from our borehole, 
The temporary treatment of the mine water (primary focus to remove Zinc, Iron, Suspended solids) 
Discharge of the mine water into the local watercourse from the treatment plant using a combination of overland pipes and an abandoned culvert. 
Site Location:
Hednesford, Cannock WS12 0QU

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Katy Reed

Public authority - sub-central government

Samantha Hulcoop

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