Waringfield WwPS is located on a constrained site between two housing developments and is bounded on one side by a much-loved Victorian stone wall dating back almost 200 years, this meant meticulous planning, communication and forward-thinking solutions were required.
Deane Public Works in association with their DLJ Joint Venture partners Jacopa have delivered this outstanding project on behalf of NI Water.
Carnroe Weir and Lock are located on the River Bann, near Kilrea. The weir measures 182m long and includes two fish and two elver passes. It is faced and dressed with locally sourced basalt stone.
Deane Public Works Ltd, in association with Woodvale Construction (Main Contractor) delivered this outstanding Community Project. The modern purpose-built lifeboat station is located close to the lough to allow for an efficient launch of its inshore lifeboat.
Leitrim County Council has recently improved shoreside access to its Carrick on Shannon public marina, replacing its existing fixed boardwalk with a new 340m long by 2.4m wide floating walkway.
Construction of cantilevered performance platform, cantilevering approximately 3.6m beyond existing stone wall out over the Garvogue River; Construction of access ramps, low level walls and railings; Within the handrail an LED pod lighting system installed.
The solution designed and constructed by DPW was chosen based on its capability, flexibility and reliability to serve the future catchment needs over a 25-year projection horizon ensuring that NI Water and SWELL targets were met.
Deane Public Works, alongside NI Water completed Base Maintenance Contract works to ensure continued compliance with the Water Order Consent Works at 8 WwTW’s. One of the project locations was at Culmore WwTW. Culmore serves the population and local industry in the City of Derry area.









