MWH Treatment Appointed Preferred Bidder for £560m Scottish Water’s Framework
MWH Treatment announces that in joint venture with Galliford Try and Black & Veatch it has been appointed as preferred bidder by Scottish Water for its non-infrastructure Quality and Standards IV framework. The framework starts immediately and runs for six years....
MWH Achieves One of the Highest Possible Standards in Considerate Construction
Clay Mills is one of our flagship sites, based on the River Trent flood plain north east of Burton. This project involved a major extension to the existing sewage treatment works and provides improved treatment processes and increased capacity. The use of the site as...
A Day in the Life of Kane Bormann
Meet Kane Bormann, a field engineer for MWH Global. He works both in the field and in the office and talks about quality control, safety and working with not only staff from around the country, but also with different sub-contractors and vendors. And of course, he...
Seafield THW Receives National Recognition from Considerate Constructors
Seafield THW has received national recognition by achieving Silver in the Considerate Constructors Scheme (CCS) 2015 National Site Awards. This site has shown the highest levels of consideration towards the public, its workforce and the environment through adhering to...
Alan Krause Named to U.S. Environmental Technologies Trade Advisory Committee
Krause brings more than 36 years of experience with environmental technology sector Broomfield, Colo., 16 April, 2015 – MWH Global, an engineering, consulting and construction firm focused on water and natural resources, announced today that Alan Krause, chairman and...
MWH Tops UK Water Rankings
MWH has been named as the ‘Top Firm in Water’ once again in the U.K.’s New Civil Engineer annual Consultants File for 2015. The Water sector ranking combines all water industry work, including water supply and wastewater. MWH is also ranked 9th in the ‘Top Firms in...
Engineering Firm Finances History’s Panama Canal Doc
Variety examines the longevity of “Panama Canal Supersized” from the initial ideation to equipment used and from the talent involved to post production. Read “Engineering Firm Finances History’s Panama Canal Doc” to learn more about this...
‘Modern Marvels’ Takes on the Panama Canal Expansion Project in Postperspective
Postperspective examines Radiant Features’ filming of “Panama Canal Supersized“, the Modern Marvels documentary that premiered on April 11, 2015 on the History channel. Read how Radiant Features used Canon cameras and lenses and Adobe Premiere Pro...