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Tracey Concrete

Tracey Concrete is one of the largest precast concrete manufacturers in the UK and Ireland. With our extensive range of top quality products we offer competitive and reliable solutions to meet all of our customer’s needs.

Our success has been built on the consistent quality of our products, efficient delivery and outstanding customer service. With our vast experience and expertise in the construction industry we have been able to supply some of the biggest projects in the UK and Ireland.

Our products have achieved all necessary certifications and are accredited with the most up to date British and European standards, with the relevant products being BSI kitemarked and CE marked.

Through extensive research our technical team is always looking for the most advanced innovations in the industry and work closely with our customers to provide any project designs required.

We are always environmentally conscious in the manufacturing and delivery process. We are committed to ensuring all of our products provide the economic benefits required for sustainable construction.

Ballina Wastewater Treatment Plant (2024)

Upgrade of the existing treatment plant to increase treatment capacity

Boherbue Wastewater Treatment Plant (2024)

A flagship project for sustainable and carbon saving treatment processes setting a precedent for industry-wide innovation and best practices

Ravenhill Avenue, Belfast, Flood Alleviation Project (2024)

Successful delivery of a £7m project to reduce risk of out-of-sewer flooding, capitalising on the benefits of collaboration through NEC4 Option C Contract

Glenboi Flood Alleviation Project (2023)

A design & build collaboration to develop a Welsh Government funded flood alleviation solution for the village of Glenboi

Arklow Long Sea Outfall (2023)

September 2022 saw the successful completion of a new kilometre outfall pipeline in Arklow, Ireland. The lack of wastewater treatment facilities in Arklow resulted in untreated wastewater being discharged directly to the Avoca River. The design and construction of a new wastewater treatment plant and long sea outfall was required to improve the water quality […]

Ravenhill Avenue, Belfast, Flood Alleviation Project (2022)

Ravenhill Avenue is located in south Belfast, close to the city centre. It is a densely populated residential area which has seen recent development of historically industrial sites. The sewer infrastructure in Ravenhill Avenue dates back to the early 20th century, and is therefore in poor condition and undersized to deal with today’s flows. Unfortunately, […]

Waverley Growth (2021)

To accommodate new housing and commercial growth in the Waverley/Catcliffe area of Sheffield, Yorkshire Water required the design and construction of a new pipeline to transfer the flows from a housing development of 4000 homes to the main Blackburn Meadows WwTW. The pipeline route crossed main dual carriageways, other roads, roundabouts, railway lines and passed […]

Withernsea Long Sea Outfall - Part 2 (2021)

August 2020 saw the successful completion of a new 3.5km outfall pipeline comprising of onshore (2.5km) and offshore (1km) sections on the Holderness Coast in Withernsea, East Riding of Yorkshire. Due to continued coastal erosion, the purpose of the project was to relocate the existing Withernsea WwTW further inland and replace the exposed existing long […]

Toome Road, Ballymena, Flood Alleviation Project (2021)

Over a number of years, properties in the Toome Road area of Ballymena, County Antrim (Northern Ireland), have experienced both external and internal flooding. The residents had been living in fear of further flooding every time there was significant rainfall and the flooding history also meant they had difficulties and extra expense in getting insurance […]

Withernsea Long Sea Outfall - Part 1 (2020)

Withernsea is located in Yorkshire, approximately 18 miles east of Hull on the Holderness Coast. The area is vulnerable to coastal erosion due to the geology being mainly soft boulder clay. Groynes and sea walls being installed in Bridlington and Hornsea have affected the longshore drift, which has caused Withernsea area beaches to narrow, providing […]

Oldham & Royton Integrated Strategy (ORIS) (2020)

United Utilities is the regional water company for the North West of England, delivering water and wastewater services to 7m people from Cheshire to the Scottish border. Oldham WwTW and Royton WwTW are two major wastewater treatment works located in Oldham, to the north east of Manchester. The Oldham and Royton Integrated Strategy (ORIS) project […]

Ormeau Avenue Sewerage Upgrade (2019)

An article published in the 22 April 1881 edition of the ‘News Letter’, one of Belfast’s leading newspapers, still in circulation today, remarked: “Time was when the Blackstaff [River] ran through the suburbs little more polluted than a mountain burn. Now it has become the greatest eyesore in the town.” This self-same article also published […]

Paisley Tunnel Project (2019)

Scottish Water’s £17m Paisley Environmental Project, which started in October 2016, is the largest of its kind that Scottish Water has ever made in Renfrewshire. The project is part of the company’s £250m, six-year programme of work, launched in 2013, to improve river water quality and the natural environment and tackle flooding across the Greater […]

Frome Valley Relief Sewer (2018)

The Frome Valley Relief Sewer scheme represents a £15m capital investment by Wessex Water to provide additional capacity for the continued development within the North Bristol area. It is the third phase out of a total of four phases which will see wastewater flows diverted from South Gloucestershire to Avonmouth Sewage Treatment Works in Bristol […]

Killingworth & Longbenton Water Management (2018)

Since 2010, the Risk Management Authorities (RMAs) for the Tyneside drainage catchment have developed and implemented an area-based prioritisation process to identify and investigate those drainage areas at greatest risk of performance failure. The Killingworth, Longbenton and Forest Hall area was one of those areas identified, something supported by the published 2010 Strategic Flood Risk […]

Nereda in Ireland (2017)

Nereda® is an innovative, sustainable and cost-effective biological wastewater treatment technology that purifies water using the unique features of aerobic granular biomass; purifying bacteria that create compact granules with superb settling properties. The technology was originally discovered by the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands, and developed in a unique public-private partnership between the […]

Oldham & Royton Integrated Strategy (ORIS) (2017)

United Utilities is the regional water company for the north west of England, delivering water and wastewater services to 7m people from Cheshire to the Scottish border. Oldham WwTW and Royton WwTW are two major treatment works located in Oldham, to the north east of Manchester. The Oldham and Royton Integrated Strategy (ORIS) project combines […]

Olympia Leisure Centre and Windsor Park Storm Sewer Project (2017)

The existing combined sewerage system in the area did not have the capacity to take the increase in flow from these two major developments; therefore a new storm sewer was required. The project has also given NI Water the opportunity to update the 1930s combined drainage system in the area by the removal of significant […]

Mayflower WTW (2016)

South West Water (SWW) has started construction on a new £60m state-of-the-art water treatment works in Devon, the company’s flagship project in its 2015-2020 business plan. Mayflower WTW will use cutting-edge treatment processes, designed and developed by leading Dutch water technology company PWNT and will serve around 250,000 customers in Plymouth and the surrounding area. […]

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