Wedoany.com Report on Feb 11th, Essex & Suffolk Water has successfully completed a £3 million pipeline upgrade project between the Benhall Water Treatment Works and Framlingham Tower, aimed at enhancing the stability and service reliability of the water supply system in Suffolk. This pipeline upgrade project improves the resilience of the local water network through infrastructure enhancements, reducing the risk of supply disruptions.

As part of the pipeline upgrade project, the company constructed a new pumping station at Benhall and established a direct connection to Framlingham. This measure helps ensure continuous water supply during periods of high demand and optimizes the operational efficiency of Framlingham Tower. As a result, customers can expect more stable water pressure and fewer water service interruptions.

This pipeline upgrade project also looks to the future, providing better protection for the local water supply network to meet the growing demands of the Framlingham community. With an increase in new developments in the area, placing greater pressure on existing infrastructure, the upgraded system can more effectively address these challenges.

Furthermore, the improved water supply network reduces the need to deploy water tankers during peak periods. This not only means fewer tankers on the roads but also less disruption to customers' daily lives. Shawnee Lack Schaefer, Project Manager at Essex & Suffolk Water, stated:

"The water network in Framlingham has been under pressure for many years, especially during peak usage times. Completing this pipeline is a crucial step in ensuring our customers receive a reliable water supply. Our work will give the tower the resilience it needs to operate efficiently throughout the year."