Construction firm Hercules Site Services has announced that it has secured contracts with a value of over £3.1m.
Since May 1 2023 the Gloucestershire-based company the company has been awarded the contracts to deliver "critical" work for two "major clients" relating to nine wastewater treatment and water management projects.
The AIM-listed business, which has its head office in South Cerny near Cirencester, said its Civils Projects division has particular expertise in executing projects in this sector and experienced a busy summer as 海角视频 water companies faced pressure to increase the country's water resilience.
In Hercules' interim results, revenue for the division in the first half of the year increased by 30% to £6.7m.
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Bosses said the division provides "substantial opportunity" for the company to cross-sell its labour supply and suction excavator services to blue chip clients.
In Wednesday's (September 20) update the Cirencester firm detailed a £2.28m contract from Thames Water across six sites, the largest being at Ufton Nervet WTW in West Berkshire.
Anglian Water awarded the firm £895,000 across three sites, the largest contract being at Towcester in Northamptonshire.
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Paul Field, construction director, commented: "H2 2023 kicked off to a busy start and the team's extensive experience in the water sector has enabled us to secure a significant portfolio of work as companies in this space focus on resolving a range of well-documented issues.
"With 海角视频 water companies pledging to invest £10bn for the next seven years to 2030, we are well positioned to meet increasing demand for our specialist services, while also contributing to a cleaner, safer infrastructure network."
The company has previously been appointed to provide labour for a range of high-profile infrastructure projects, such as HS2. In its interim results Hercules saw profits jump by almost three quarters as it ramped up labour supply to major projects such as HS2.
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