"Fit for use" remediation
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UK
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Associates
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Experts
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Challenge
Inogen Alliance worked closely through its Associate Delta-Simons with Coventry City Council and Tesco providing an enabling works package to deliver the remediated site to Tesco for development and to the council for the construction of the "Ricoh Football Stadium", now the home of Coventry City Football Club.
Inogen Solution
Our solution included the feasibility cost reviews on the basis of information provided by others Gap Filling Site Investigation, the provision of detailed Quantitative Risk Assessments in agreement with the Local Authority and the Environment Agency, the production and review of tender documentation for remediation contractors, the overseeing and validation of the remediation works and the monitoring of ground water.
Client Benefits
The original feasibility cost of £20m provided by others was revised by the Inogen Associate Delta-Simons through a process of review and risk assessment, to a point whereby the revised costs allowed the development to proceed.
Our innovative approach to detailed risk assessment, focusing on "fit for use" remediation enabled Inogen Alliance Associate Delta-Simons to deliver the solution for less than £5m. This approach was accepted by the regulators, the end users and the ultimate funding partners. Delta-Simons is Tesco's preferred environmental consultancy supplier.
"Pinnacle sought a partner rather than simply a consultancy service provider. We looked for an organisation that listened carefully to our needs and ideas and provided a choice of added value solutions. We have been impressed with the Inogen Associate Delta-Simons ability to work closely with us to develop solutions that enables us to consistently deliver against our Client's objectives."
David Meigh, Partner
Pinnacle Consulting Engineers Limited
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