tackling sewer overflows and protecting the river

The Thames Tideway Tunnel is a major new sewer that will help tackle the problem of overflows from the capital's Victorian sewers and protect the river from pollution. 

The scheme includes a 25km-long bored interception tunnel and associated shafts, connecting tunnels and pumping stations. 

COWI is designing two 45m-deep vertical shafts - involving piled, segmental and sprayed concrete lining methods - and 14 connecting tunnels with segmental or sprayed concrete linings at depths ranging from 15m to 60m below ground. 

Construction of the project is expected to complete in 2023.  

PROJECT DETAILS

LOCATION:
London, UK

PERIOD:
2015 - Ongoing

CLIENT:
Tideway

CONTRACT:
Ferrovial Agroman - Laing O’Rourke JV

COWI'S SERVICES:

  • Detailed design of vertical shafts and connecting tunnels involving piled, segmental and sprayed concrete lining methods

Get in contact

Willie Cannon

Willie Cannon
Senior Project Director
Tunnels, United Kingdom

Tel: +44 1412482410

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