When Southern Water began phase two of its Woolmans Wood mains replacement scheme in August 2016, it was contending with a task that had the potential to cause severe disruption for local customers. The £8 million project, brought about by a DWI undertaking to mitigate the risk of iron contamination and discolouration, would eventually see 30km of mains replaced in population-dense, high-traffic areas in Chatham, Gillingham and Rochester in Kent.
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