CONSTRUCTION WORLD
JUNE
2017
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PROJECTS & CONTRACTS
Incledon’s scope of work comprises the supply of 2,4 km of
400 mm class 16 MPVC and 700 m of 400 mm Class 30 ductile
iron pipe, as well as related engineering components to Xesibe
Construction, Brendon Pelser, civils sale representative – Eastern
Cape, Incledon, explains.
“Incledon’s well-trained civils team and strong supplier
relationships ensure the client has peace of mind by accessing
best-of-breed brands that comply with local and international quality
standards,” Pelser explains.
Tekflo valves, supplied exclusively supplied in Southern Africa by
Incledon, were specified for the project, along with AVK and Vent-O-
mat Air valves, for which Incledon holds preferred distributor status.
“Incledon was chosen as the preferred supplier by the client as
it could get all of its materials from us, meaning it did not need to
purchase from multiple companies, open multiple accounts, and be
concerned about multiple delivery dates.
“Secondly, the Incledon product range fulfilled the pre-requisite
that the bulk of the material be manufactured locally which, in turn,
boosts the local economy and supports job creation,” Pelser notes.
35 countries. The pipe conforms to BS EN 545:2010/ISO 2531:2009,
with push-on joints. The standard length is 5,5 m, with the option of
supplying shorter lengths as permitted by the standard. Incledon is
also supplying socketed accessories such as EPDM rubber gaskets
and lubricant.
Once completed, the irrigation scheme will feed water from the
Ncera River to the macadamia nut farms located in the area. Xesibe
Construction is forging ahead with the project, with 70% of the
pipeline supplied by Incledon already laid.
Pelser adds that the Eastern Cape is a key focus area for
Incledon, as the majority of the area is rural and in dire need of
water-supply infrastructure to villages, schools, and outlying areas.
“The region has so much potential, with many new projects in the
pipeline,” Pelser concludes. These include the KwaBhaca Water
Supply Project for Ward 7 in East London, in conjunction with
LNP Construction.
On track with
NCERA IRRIGATION SCHEME
Quality fluid-conveyance solutions provider Incledon
is supplying the bulk pipeline to main contractor
Xesibe Construction for the Ncera macadamia
project for the Eastern Cape’s Department of Rural
Development and Land Reform.
The pipe conforms to BS EN 5452010ISO 25312009,
with push-on joints.
The ductile iron pipe was sourced by Incledon from Indian
pioneer Electrosteel.
Brendon Pelser, civils sale represen-
tative – Eastern Cape, Incledon.
The exception was the ductile iron
pipe, sourced from Electrosteel India,
a pioneer in this regard that supplies