Landmark Projects

This scope involved the sea water flushing, pressure testing and chemical cleaning of a 48" subsea pipeline in Fujairah.

This scope involved the sewage overpumping of a maximum of 3,700m3/hr from an existing manhole to a newly installed wet well chamber by using suitable lengths of 315mm, 355mm and 450mm HDPE discharge pipes. Each pumping operation took 10 days of continous operations, with multiple suction points on the network being carried out sequentially.

The scope of works involved transferring over 5.5 million cubic meters of hypersaline water standing within the Business Bay lagoons (8 Lagoons) a distance of over 6km through the city of Dubai to a newly constructed man made peninsula located at JUMEIRAH beach.

This project was located in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The excavation and pipeline works were carried out by Eastern Trading & Cont. Est. The scope of work included design, supply, installation, commissioning and maintenance of a dewatering operation to enable the client to efficiently and safely excavate for pipeline installation and to keep the excavation dry for construction of manholes and junction boxes.

Action dewatered 5.3 million cubic meters of seawater trapped within the cofferdam in only 45 days in preparation for the construction. Action engineered a temporary variable speed pumping solution with a maximum pumping capacity of 180,000 m3 /day to ensure works were carried out within the tight project schedule.

The scope involved the de-watering of the site to enable construction to be carried out in dry, in safe conditions utilizing a deep well dewatering system.

This scope involved the supply and operation of a water winning system on the South Island. The system was installed and commissioned in line with HLG guidelines. The system was designed by ACTION and ACTION technicians and operators were used for the duration of the project.