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Direct Labour Section<br />

The Direct Labour Section is responsible for the provision of new or replacement infrastructure either<br />

directly or through contractors from the Framework Agreement.<br />

Headlines <strong>2008</strong><br />

Approx. 21,000 metres in total of watermain replaced in the <strong>County</strong> in <strong>2008</strong> by combination of small<br />

water schemes carried out by FCC staff and larger schemes carried out by developers and contractors<br />

from the Framework Agreement.<br />

• 5 schemes in the Balbriggan Electoral Area.<br />

• 3 schemes in the Swords Electoral Area.<br />

• 1 scheme completed and 1 commenced in the Malahide electoral area.<br />

• 3 schemes completed in the Howth electoral area.<br />

• 1 scheme commenced in Mulhuddart Electoral area.<br />

<strong>Fingal</strong> <strong>County</strong> <strong>Council</strong> | <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2008</strong> 33<br />

The completion of three further contracts under the Framework Agreement increased the level of<br />

watermain replacement in the <strong>County</strong> by 200% in <strong>2008</strong>.<br />

Interim works replacing Asbestos Cement (AC) mains as part of the Ward Water Supply Scheme. To<br />

date, Adamstown to Garristown, Palmerstown to Cottrellstown and Oldtown to Fieldstown Bridge were<br />

completed in <strong>2008</strong>. The section from Fieldstown Bridge to the Ward Cross was commenced in <strong>2008</strong> and<br />

will be completed in April 2009.<br />

1 major drainage scheme completed in <strong>2008</strong>; the replacement of the inlet pipework to Sutton Park foul<br />

sewer pumping station. A further major drainage scheme to extend the 900mm Airport Road foul<br />

sewer a distance of 350m on the R132 to serve Terminal 2 was started in <strong>2008</strong>. In this contract the foul<br />

sewer, a 400mm watermain, 300mm gas main and ducting for future networks were included in the<br />

one excavation to minimise future public disruption on this busy road.<br />

3 small drainage schemes, 1 each in the Swords, Malahide and Howth Electoral Areas, completed in<br />

<strong>2008</strong>.

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