Reach Active Scope of Works includes:

• Refurbishment overhead lines including: replacing decayed poles, correcting substandard ground clearances and clearing all building conflicts
• PIAM Drogheda Planner Area : 10/20kV
• PIAM Dundalk Planner Area : 10/20kV)
• PIAM Dublin North Planner Area : 10/20kV
• New Build Services Works Dundalk /Drogheda Planner Area :(10/20kV new build overheads and UGS to domestic dwellings also completion of line diversion for New and existing builds
• Provide internal poling requirements with poling teams to support all these projects and internal resources for civils works on these projects (trenching ducting and reinstating

Reach Active Scope of Works included: This will involve working on Urban clusters including:

• Refurbishment of LV networks to enable Fibre stringing in multiple urban areas: Skerries/Donabate/Rush/Lusk/Maynooth/Kilcock/Bally fermot/Celbridge/Monaghan/Carrickmacross /Dunleer/Duleek all to be completed Dec
• Stringing fibre will be done on completed LV clusters Dunleer/Duleek, on-going on additional clusters
• Provided internal poling requirements with their own poling teams to support all these projects and internal resources for civils works on these projects ( trenching ducting and reinstating)

The Whiteley was a redevelopment of an iconic London landmark to reimagine new life.Located in Bayswater, on Queensway. This included private residences, UK’s first Six Senses hotel and more. A vibrant mixed-use development, the new design incorporated a wide range of functions – retail, restaurants, leisure, hotel and residential.

Reach Active scope consisted of:

• Invasive Investigatory works
• Design and Construction of Temporary & permanent Substations
• ICP delivery
• HV contestable works – 11kV trenching and ducting installations across Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea- Circa 4 Km approx.
• Full stakeholder management

1 Leadenhall Street is an office development by Brookfield at the junction of Gracechurch Street and Leadenhall Street in the City of London EC3.

The 35-storey building resides next to the Grade II-listed Leadenhall Market, on the site of the ancient Roman Forum, an area home to several important City structures, including the Lloyd’s building and medieval churches St Michael Cornhill and St Peter upon Cornhill.

Reach Active scope consisted of:

• Utility Mapping
• C3 and C4 diversionary estimate collation
• Trial Hole Investigations
• Design consideration to excavate in the proximity of existing 33kV Extra High Voltage infrastructure
• Utility diversion design to achieve a clear exclusion zone, allow future connections and facilitate Public Realm works.
• Disconnection and diversion of existing utilities
• Undertake Temporary and Permanent electricity
• Connection works as an ICP
• Survey and produce As Constructed Drawings
• Full stakeholder management

As part of a significant 2 phase refurbishment and redevelopment of the flagship store in Oxford Street Reach Active undertook the multi-utility diversion works in Duke street. This facilitated the subsequent and substantial public realm and highways works to Duke Street which now provides an appropriate setting for the eastern end of the store.

Logistics and delivery created challenges and constraints whilst working in the immediate vicinity of the live store which remained operational at all.

Reach Active scope consisted of:

• Buried services Surveys
• Trial Hole investigations
• Utility Design
• Utility Management/Contracts/Negotiations
• Utility Engineer liaison
• Excavation and LA Licenses
• Client/Site Construction Liaison
• Delivery of Construction
• Collaborative S278 working with FM Conway’s
• Gas Diversions and Disconnections
• Communications Network diversions – BT & Virgin Media
• RA value engineered and negotiated a protection strategy for the following utilities; UKPN, Colt and Level 3
• Resource and programme acceleration – 24 hour working teams to ensure works completion due to the sensitive location of works.

Located on the site of the former Odeon cinema in Leicester Square, the hotel has one of the deepest commercial basements in Europe and encompasses leisure facilities, two Odeon Luxe cinemas, ballroom, spa, and state-of-the-art conference facilities.

The central London location meant the utility enabling works were clogged with a spaghetti of telecoms, electric and gas cables and pipes, while Victorian brick sewers on the east and west sides needed diverting. The biggest problem was a 2m-diameter UK Power Networks tunnel carrying high voltage electrical supply for the West End 14m below ground on the north-western corner.

Reach Active scope consisted of:

• Consultancy works in providing pre-construction advice on the feasibility, technical, programme and costs of the services diversions.
• Liaised with the City of Westminster to obtain consent for diversions and new incoming utility connections.
• Intrusive surveys – slit trenches excavated to confirm the location and depth of the existing services to ascertain diversion route corridors.
• Design and diversion of UKPN HV power and construction of temporary substations – 4 MVA
• Design and build of new Thames Water sewers in St Martins Street and Whitcomb Street by open cut and tunnel solution.
• Disconnection of various services connections to the existing property including gas, water, power and telecommunications.
• The provision of new services infrastructure to accommodate the new services required for the development including gas, water, power, drainage connections and telecommunications.
• Removal of the existing Westminster toilet in Whitcomb Street.

The Television Centre is a unique site with its famous listed Helios building, along with the courtyard and atomic dot wall . The redevelopment of Television Centre is led by developers Stanhope.

There was an active BBC presence on site throughout the construction phase, the project team had to remove 50 years of television cabling and utilities infrastructure without taking services “off air”.

Reach Active scope consisted of:

• Consultancy works in providing pre-construction advice on the feasibility, technical programme and costs for multi-utility diversions and new utility installation
• Intrusive surveys – trial hole investigations to establish route for new incoming services.
• Liaised with Hammersmith and Fulham Local Authority to agree licensing for new incoming services.
• Design and build solutions for new incoming HV, LV, Gas, Telecoms, Thames Water deep drainage/sewers and potable water. Including design and build solution for deep petrol chemical interceptors.

Rapid response crews for diversion of existing fragile utilities, example:

• Old PVC water mains
• Construction of new footpaths and roads.
• Site Infrastructure works
• Deep Drainage Works Including Foul And Surface Water

Infrastructure works included:

• Heading and Pumping Station
• Water Main Offsite And Onsite Connections
• Gas Main Offsite And Onsite Connections
• Telecoms Installation To BT LN550 Specifications
• HV/LV Ducts Installation To UKPN Specification
• Associated Road Construction
• Construction of petrol interceptor

The current Hillingdon Hospital is an old building with parts of the estate built in the 1930s as emergency wartime accommodation. The scheme comprises the rebuild of Hillingdon Hospital to replace the ageing estate

Reach Active scope consisted of:

• Invasive Investigatory works.
• Full feasibility.
• ICP delivery
• Design and Construction of Temporary & permanent
• Substations.
• HV contestable works – 11kV trenching and ducting installations within the London Borough of Hillingdon
• Collaborative Multi utility Diversions & Utility
• Abandonment.
• Full stakeholder management

Phase 3 – UCLH Macmillan Cancer – 4 MVA

Phase 4 – UCLH Proton Beam Cancer Hospital – 6 MVA

Phase 5 – UCLH Royal Ear Hospital – 2 MVA