1939, it designed the new Allied Bakeries building, in St Pauls Cray (near Orpington). Originally the Tip Top Bakery in Cray Avenue, now part of the Allied Bakeries division of Associated British Foods. During World War II, the Drakelow Tunnels near Kidderminster were designed and constructed. In 1949, Cliff Quay Power Station in Suffolk was designed. In 1968, Sir Alexander Gibb & Partners was joint consulting engineer on the Cleddau Bridge in Wales. Other later works included the Tripoli International Airport (1978), Devonport Dockyard, Limehouse Link tunnel (1989-1993), Great Man-Made River Project in Libya and several defence and airport projects in the Middle East. In the UK, the firm also worked on Waterloo International Railway Terminal between 1988 and 1993, with Grimshaw Architects and Bovis Construction (as the main contractors), Brook House in Park Lane in London (with Squire and Partners), Reading Crown Courts and HMP Banstead, Surrey. The firm also undertook a number of important hydro-electric dam projects including the design and supervision of Tongariro Hydroelectric Scheme, (New Zealand), Lar Dam (Iran), Victoria Dam (Sri Lanka) (1975-1985), the Samanalawewa Dam project, (Sri Lanka) (1993), Maentwrog New Dam, Wales (1928) and Owen Falls Dam (1954), Uganda. Problems emerged on the Samanalawewa project and two years after its completion, its reservoir still could not be filled because its base was leaking. One Sri Lankan geologist has warned: "Samanalawewa is a write off". Also, the Victoria Dam in Sri Lanka has not produced the amount of energy envisaged by the designed. In 1997, remedial works were carried out on Owen Falls dam under supervision by the consulting firm. In June 1994, GibbAnglian, a partnership created by Sir Alexander Gibb and Partners and Anglian Water International, won a two-year contract from the United Kingdom Government'sOverseas Development Administration to study the impact of industrial effluent in the city of Tianjin in China. The partnership's task was to investigate the technical, institutional, environmental, and financial issues involved in reducing industrial wastewater production and improving the quality of effluent discharges. Notable Engineers who worked at Sir Alexander Gibb & Partners Brigadier-General Sir Alexander Gibb, GBE, CB, FRS[1] (1872 – 1958), was a noted Scottish civil engineer, who founded Sir Alexander Gibb and Partners in 1921 Sir Angus Paton, civil engineer (1905–1999), worked on several hydro-electric dam projects across the world and became a partner of the firm in 1955. Geoffrey Hamilton Coates (1924 - ) was