Seek 2 suppliers for IED-compliant liquor sampling, refrigerated transport, and certified laboratory analysis across 9 wastewater treatment sites with 10-day turnaround.
Contract awarded. Originally published 1 month ago.
Mostly framework call-offs rather than head-to-head competition.
In engineering, UNITED UTILITIES WATER LIMITED has awarded 5 contracts to 5 suppliers.
Across engineering, the most active winners are WSP UK LIMITED, AECOM LTD, OVE ARUP PARTNERS LIMITED — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
Provide daily refrigerated courier service transporting water testing samples from across the North-West Region to United Utilities' central laboratory with electronic tracking and route optimization.
United Utilities invites suppliers to participate in market engagement for a potential Decision Workspace solution to manage Interruption to Supply events.
United Utilities is seeking a Design and Integration Partner to lead the multi-workstream Only Rainwater into Windermere programme, a major infrastructure initiative to eliminate wastewater discharges and restore England's cleanest lake, with pre-delivery phase value of £60-100m over 4 years and potential delivery phase support up to £500m.
Framework opportunity to provide annual MCERTS-compliant emissions testing services for CHP engines and boilers at nine Anaerobic Digestion facilities in North West England.
NORA seeks engineering consultancy services to design and implement an additional loading rack and kerosene storage tank facility in Ireland.
DAFM seeks a marine civil engineering consultancy team to complete appraisal and stage 1 services for addressing wave dynamics problems at Dunmore East Fishery Harbour Centre, culminating in a Definitive Project Brief.
Seek qualified multi-disciplinary team to deliver technical consultancy and design services for Kilkenny City Centre's Vibrant Streets West urban renewal project from design through handover.
Conduct a geothermal heat pump feasibility study and thermal response test for a new building at University Hospital Galway to evaluate sustainable heating and cooling options.
