Waterco Datrys
Our team carries out In-depth feasibility studies and geo-environmental assessments to identify optimal renewal methods.
We produce comprehensive material and fitting specifications, connection details, thrust block design, and land plans.
We prepare tender documents, client approval reviews and liaise with third parties to streamline delivery.
We produce robust risk assessments and design records to ensure compliance, safety and long-term performance.
Waterco Datrys
From early non-graphical methods to advanced all-mains models, we deliver robust performance analysis and optimisation.
Our complete design packages including feasibility studies, geo-environmental assessments, detailed design, tender documentation, and stakeholder liaison.
We deliver WIRS-accredited design services for new connections, diversions and self-lay schemes across England, Wales and Scotland.
Our designs are developed in accordance with the Code of Practice for Self-Laying of Water Mains and Services (England & Wales), WRC Water for Scotland, and UKWIR guidance on brownfield sites and contamination.
Waterco Datrys
Modelling all water mains to assess local network performance and capacity, evaluating ageing assets to design efficient rehabilitation strategies, and simulating flow and chemical behaviour to safeguard compliance.
Full-system modelling to ensure resilience from supply source through to customer tap.
Optimising pressure zones to reduce leakage, improve efficiency and maintain service reliability including surge analysis.
Modelling upstream losses and supply-demand dynamics to strengthen long-term resource planning.
Waterco Datrys
Our designs are compliant with the Water UK Code of Practice for the Self-Laying of Water Mains and Services - England and Wales Edition 3.1
Incorporation of UKWIR advice on brownfield sites, contamination, and water company addenda, covering: detailed design, ground condition reviews, material selection, layout drawings, Designer’s Risk Assessment, Design Record, and fire service consultations.
We prepare tender documents, risk registers, calculations, geo-environmental assessments and all required compliance records to ensure safe, robust delivery.
We coordinate the approval reviews and engagement with third parties, including traffic management, environmental permitting, archaeological consultations and other statutory bodies.
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We’ve partnered with Welsh Water since 1998, delivering water-main renewals, drainage design, and wastewater treatment projects. Our experience also includes work with Severn Trent, Thames Water, and United Utilities, alongside Tier 1 and 2 contractors across the UK.
We work with asset managers and operators across water, power, and transport sectors, helping public and private clients maximise asset value. Our experience includes projects with Highways England, National Trust, Northern Powergrid, Welsh Water, Western Power Distribution, Keele University, and Public Health England.
A Flood Risk Activity Permit is a legal requirement for works on or near main rivers, flood defences, culverts, floodplains, or sea defences. Introduced in 2016 under the Environmental Permitting (England & Wales) Regulations, it ensures that proposed activities do not increase flood risk, impact drainage, or harm the environment.
Hydraulic and hydrological modelling provides vital insights into the behaviour of watercourses and networks. We use these tools to help clients implement sustainable water management solutions, enhance asset performance and establish resilient strategies to respond effectively to operational challenges and emergencies.