Water Recycling Networks Alliance Celebrates Multiple Award Wins

The Water Recycling Networks Alliance has celebrated its achievements over the past year with a dedicated awards event.

Danaher & Walsh Civil Engineering is proud to be part of the alliance, which delivers planned and reactive sewer and wastewater network repair across the Anglian Water region.

The event recognised strong teamwork, innovation and the continued delivery of essential water recycling services.

Supporting Anglian Water

The Water Recycling Networks Alliance was established in 2015.

It brings together Danaher & Walsh, Clancy, Public Sewer Services and Claret Civil Engineering.

Together, the alliance supports Anglian Water by delivering sewer and wastewater network repair, maintenance and improvement works. This includes both planned works and reactive response across the region.

Scheme of the Year Success

A Danaher & Walsh-led project received Scheme of the Year at the awards.

The Skegness Grand Parade sewer repair scheme received the award in recognition of its successful delivery. Several Danaher & Walsh team members also received individual awards at the event.

As a result, the awards highlighted both project success and the contribution of our people.

Driving Innovation Across the Network

The WRN Alliance continues to introduce new ways of working. These innovations help improve efficiency and support better outcomes for Anglian Water customers.

They include:

• Advancing no-dig technologies
• Using ground-penetrating radar
• Installing flow meters
• Proactively monitoring sewer conditions

Together, these approaches help the alliance identify issues earlier and reduce disruption during repair works.

Celebrating Alliance Achievement

These awards recognise the hard work, skill and commitment shown across the Water Recycling Networks Alliance. They also reflect the value of collaboration between Anglian Water and its delivery partners.

Danaher & Walsh is proud to support the alliance and help deliver reliable wastewater network services across the Anglian Water region.