Etihad Campus, Stadium and Collar Site Development Thread

[jrb]

Re: Etihad Campus, Stadium Development and Collar Site (cont

Just out of interest, does anyone on here know how such contracts/jobs are calculated by the construction company. What methods do they use to come up with a contracting winning figure.

Thanks.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Re: Etihad Campus, Stadium Development and Collar Site (cont

Agreed that the MUEN should have got some inside photos of the bedrooms and medical facilities etc etc. Even if they aren't finished but to give us an idea of what the thing might look like when it is.

This is Yaya's apparently.

 

[Chancy Termites]

Re: Etihad Campus, Stadium Development and Collar Site (cont

Agreed that the MUEN should have got some inside photos of the bedrooms and medical facilities etc etc. Even if they aren't finished but to give us an idea of what the thing might look like when it is.

This is Yaya's apparently.

Oh crap. Looks like they forgot his birthday again.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Re: Etihad Campus, Stadium Development and Collar Site (cont

Agreed that the MUEN should have got some inside photos of the bedrooms and medical facilities etc etc. Even if they aren't finished but to give us an idea of what the thing might look like when it is.

This is Yaya's apparently.

Oh crap. Looks like they forgot his birthday again.

Complete lack of respect.

 

[Gordyola]

Re: Etihad Campus, Stadium Development and Collar Site (cont

Wasn't it down to contamination of the ground and the hidden mineshafts etc etc. Might be wrong.

The site was cleared by a specialist remediation company before hand over to BAM so unless something was found then I doubt this would be the case

 

[kippaxblue76]

Re: Etihad Campus, Stadium Development and Collar Site (cont

spent 5 years at the Aniline, the place was an ecological nightmare, not just down to the products used, which were poweful acids and alkalis, toxic gases and highly poisonous powders, there was a ''dont give a shit'' attitude from top to bottom. There were contractors permanently on site patching up roads, filling in holes caused by pipes leaking. One leak of oleum sent a gas cloud right across Manchester. Given all that, I am amazed at the progress so far, but i do wonder what happened to all the stuff that was excavated.

The majority was treated, put back in the ground, tested and covered with a 2 metre cap of clay, the liquids that were found were taken off site by a specialist contractor.

 

[kippaxblue76]

Re: Etihad Campus, Stadium Development and Collar Site (cont

Wasn't it down to contamination of the ground and the hidden mineshafts etc etc. Might be wrong.

The site was cleared by a specialist remediation company before hand over to BAM so unless something was found then I doubt this would be the case

The company who did the remediation work were behind schedule due to the weather so in turn handed over to BAM 2/3 months late.

 

[Gordyola]

Re: Etihad Campus, Stadium Development and Collar Site (cont

Wasn't it down to contamination of the ground and the hidden mineshafts etc etc. Might be wrong.

The site was cleared by a specialist remediation company before hand over to BAM so unless something was found then I doubt this would be the case

The company who did the remediation work were behind schedule due to the weather so in turn handed over to BAM 2/3 months late.

In that case BAM can't be blamed unless the delay is more than the 2/3 months

 

[kippaxblue76]

Re: Etihad Campus, Stadium Development and Collar Site (cont

The site was cleared by a specialist remediation company before hand over to BAM so unless something was found then I doubt this would be the case

The company who did the remediation work were behind schedule due to the weather so in turn handed over to BAM 2/3 months late.

In that case BAM can't be blamed unless the delay is more than the 2/3 months

Exactly, plus I imagine that BAM would have weather clauses in the contract.

 

[yerwot?]

Re: Etihad Campus, Stadium Development and Collar Site (cont

spent 5 years at the Aniline, the place was an ecological nightmare, not just down to the products used, which were poweful acids and alkalis, toxic gases and highly poisonous powders, there was a ''dont give a shit'' attitude from top to bottom. There were contractors permanently on site patching up roads, filling in holes caused by pipes leaking. One leak of oleum sent a gas cloud right across Manchester. Given all that, I am amazed at the progress so far, but i do wonder what happened to all the stuff that was excavated.

The majority was treated, put back in the ground, tested and covered with a 2 metre cap of clay, the liquids that were found were taken off site by a specialist contractor.

much appreciated, our fishing club contacted Macalpines regarding dredging a lake, they said the snag was finding somewhere to accept the spoil, if we found somewhere they would do it. we never did though, the stock response was to blame EU reg's regarding landfill.