Drainforce is delighted to announce that we have been successfully awarded AMP8 Sewer Infiltration Lining Works, further strengthening our position as a leading provider of specialist wastewater rehabilitation services.

The programme of works will involve the installation of several kilometres of cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) lining, with the primary objective of eliminating groundwater infiltration and restoring the structural integrity of the sewer network. All works will be delivered in accordance with WRc CP655 standards, ensuring the highest levels of watertightness and long-term asset performance.

The project encompasses a wide range of sewer diameters, from 100mm to 900mm, requiring a combination of specialist equipment, technical expertise, and innovative delivery methods.



The contract will be led by our newly appointed Project Manager, Jack Evans, who will oversee the deployment of dedicated lining teams and the latest rehabilitation technology. Recent investment includes 5-tonne electric robotic cutting units and a 7.2-tonne Iveco 4x4 off-road lining vehicle, enabling our teams to access challenging locations while delivering efficient, environmentally responsible solutions.

We look forward to supporting our client throughout AMP8 and delivering high-quality rehabilitation works that improve network resilience and reduce the impact of infiltration across the wastewater system.