Utility infrastructure

Gas

Gas mains and service provision from low through high pressure, supported by the civils, connection, testing and commissioning activities around the network.

Gas pipework and isolation valve

Low through high pressure.

The capability

A clear scope.
Properly connected.

Gas delivery begins with the network and pressure tier. The route, connection strategy, pipework, service requirements, testing and commissioning responsibilities must be understood together.

TMRF’s provision can support new mains, services, diversions and network connections, including the supporting civils and final handover information agreed for the project.

Detailed provision

What the scope can include.

Every project is agreed against its design, network, workfront and handover responsibilities.

Mains infrastructure

New and altered gas infrastructure across the required pressure tier.

  • Low-pressure mains
  • Medium-pressure mains
  • Intermediate and high-pressure provision
  • Mains diversions
  • New network extensions

Connections and services

The pipework and equipment that connects the network to the end requirement.

  • Gas service connections
  • Network connections
  • Welding arrangements
  • Meter modules
  • Kiosks and associated plinths

Existing network activity

Preparation and investigation around existing gas assets.

  • Live metallic pipe surveys
  • Connection workfront preparation
  • Excavation and access
  • Temporary arrangements where specified
  • Coordination with network operations

Testing and handover

Bringing the installed system through the agreed acceptance process.

  • System testing
  • Commissioning support
  • Connection records
  • Photographic records
  • Project-specific handover information

Project integration

Designed around the workfront.

Confirm the pressure tier

Review the network, material, route, service demand and connection responsibilities before work is sequenced.

Build the route and system

Coordinate civils, main and service installation, fittings, connections and any kiosk or plinth scope.

Test and hand over

Complete the agreed testing, commissioning support and network records for the delivered installation.

Close view of a gas isolation valve and flanged connection

Close-out

Information that travels with the work.

The handover requirement is agreed for the specific package. Depending on the scope, it can include:

  • Testing information
  • Connection and commissioning records
  • Welding information where applicable
  • Photographic records
  • Project-specific as-built information

Straight answers

Common project questions.

Which gas pressure tiers can be supported?

The provision extends from low through medium, intermediate and high-pressure work. The exact competence, method and network requirements are confirmed for the specific asset.

Can the scope include mains and services?

Yes. New mains, diversions, services and connection work can be brought together within the agreed delivery package.

Are welding and live metallic surveys available?

They can form part of the Gas scope where they are required by the network, pipework and approved delivery method.

Can TMRF provide the civils and reinstatement?

Yes. The supporting excavation, route, bases, backfill and reinstatement can be coordinated with the Gas installation.

Have a live scope?

Bring it to TMRF.

r.fox@tmrfltd.com 07774 895712