Works consisted of replacing the existing Motor Control Center (MCC), which was beyond its asset date and non-compliant, with a new, fully compliant MCC. Works also included installation of new actuated penstocks and new instrumentation to control the flow from a new 6000m³ storage tank at Guisborough work.

The meter station houses the control and monitoring for the existing valves. The scope included replacing the building services and Distribution Board, a new control panel and telemetry outstation within the station building, while maintaining the existing control and telemetry. A new mains generator incomer was installed and the station earthing system upgraded to TT to comply with NWG regulations.

As part of the Saltburn Bathing Waters scheme, it was required that the pumps at Tocketts Bridge work as duty / assist rather than the existing duty / standby arrangement, to handle the additional flows from Guisborough Works. In order to do this, the existing Motor Control Centre (MCC) was upgraded from 400A to 630A.

The works consisted of replacing the CSO (Combined Storm Overflow). The work was required due to the existing CSO being located directly in the path of the new bridge being built and developed across the River Wear. After constructing the new CSO Chamber in its new location, Retroflo installed new screens, the Motor Control Center (MCC) and Kiosk, new instrumentation and telemetry, and relocated the BT Line.