Loch Turret Water Treatment Works upgrade
Project Overview
We are carrying out upgrade work on the power house at our Loch Turret Water Treatment Works (WTW) near Crieff to ensure we can continue to provide customers in the area with clear, fresh drinking water for years to come.
Work is expected to start on site on 26th August 2024 and last for approximate 18 months.
At a Glance
- Essential upgrades to local water treatment infrastructure
- Around £7.2m of investment
- Expected duration of 18 months
- Delivered by WGM Engineering
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£7.2m investment
The upgrade work will see the construction of a new substation building.
What We Are Doing
The project will involve the construction of a new substation building near the Turret Burn on the access road up to the Water Treatment Works - as a result local residents may notice an increase in construction traffic on the Hosh Road and the access road, with an increase in truck movements on a number of days during three construction phases.
Our site team will manage the construction traffic to minimise any disruption to local properties and letters have been issued to those that may be impacted.
The three construction phases will take place over the following dates:
• Phase 1 26/08/24 – 23/09/24 (13 days of truck movements within this time period, with an average of 4 truck movements per day)
• Phase 2 21/10/24 – 05/12/24 (15 days of truck movements within this time period, with an average of 2 truck movements per day)
• Phase 3 17/03/25 – 06/06/25 (12 days of truck movements within this time period, with an average of 3 truck movements per day)
Water supplies will not be affected by this work.