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MOTT MACDONALD LIMITED Demeter House, Station Road, Cambridge CB1 2RS T: 01223 463 500 • F: 01223 461 007 • E:
water@mottmac.com • W:
www.mottmac.com
Mott MacDonald is a world-class, independent company with over 80 years’ experience in every aspect of water development, and with all the skills and commitment needed to help governments, funding agencies and water utilities deliver solutions which benefit every stakeholder, particularly water users.The company focusses on ensuring sustainable use of water resources and achieving affordable, efficient water supply and irrigation systems at the same time protecting the environment from wastewater pollution, over-abstraction and the effects of natural disasters. Establishment of policy frameworks, capacity building of public sector institutions and the introduction of private sector skills and improved asset management are all fundamental to our approach as are teamwork, partnership and continuous improvement.
MOUCHEL
307-317 Euston Road London,NW1 3AD T: 0207 874 7700 • F: 0207 874 7700 • E:
marketing@mouchel.com • W:
www.mouchel.com
The Group was created in September 2003 by the merger of Mouchel plc and Parkman Group plc, both companies having 100 year histories.Among recent activities are the development and management of mains rehabilitation strategies, leakage control and pressure management and the assessment of water quality standards, together with traditional areas of modelling and system management.
NEW CIVIL ENGINEER 151 Rosebery Avenue, London EC1R 4GB T: 020 7505 6656 • F: 020 7505 6667 • E:
admin@nce.co.uk • W:
www.nceplus.co.uk
New Civil Engineer (NCE) is the magazine of the Institution of Civil Engineers and is owned and produced by media group Emap. Since it began in 1972 it now reaches 55,000 UK-based members of the ICE every week and a further 20,000 international members every month. In its editorial coverage NCE aims to inform engineers about developments in sectors ranging from water, waste and energy, to rail, roads and structures. As a news-focussed magazine NCE also covers both national and international disasters affecting or involving the engineering community. Alongside the magazine NCE also runs a series of successful conferences that focus on keeping the engineering community up-to-date with government policy, business opportunities and technical developments.
NORGREN LTD PO Box 22, Eastern Avenue, Lichfield, Staffordshire WS13 6SB T: 08703 664 450 • F: 08000 561 473 • E:
enquiry@norgren.com • W:
www.norgren.com
Norgren has a proven track record in creating competitive advantage for customers in the water management industry. Our comprehensive range of high quality standard products combined into customised solutions are focussed on reliability, safety and profitability over the product life cycle for our customers within the water management industry. Our products and custom solutions are found in many applications including sanitary automation, wastewater treatment, water purification, desalination and potable water systems.
ORICA UK WATERCARE Roburite Centre, Shevington,Wigan, Lancashire WN6 8HT T: 01257 256 695 • F: 01257 256 149 • E:
tom.williams@orica.com • W:
www.miexresin.com
Orica Watercare, a division of Orica Limited, supplies a range of water and wastewater treatment products and services for municipal and industrial applications in North America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. Supplier of water treatment products, Orica supplies chlorine disinfectants, iron and aluminum salts, polyaluminum chloride, acids and alkalis as well as MIEX® Resin and treatment systems.Within the MIEX® business platform, a team of sales, engineering and technical staff are dedicated to the development and support of current and future ion exchange solutions for water and wastewater applications.Along with a comprehensive service programme,Orica Watercare offers a range of innovative ion exchange resins, custom- designed MIEX® Treatment Systems and packaged MAGNAPAK® Systems.
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