Search results for Thames Water Utilities Ltd

Thames Water Utilities Ltd (TWUL) is seeking to establish a contract for the delivery of Waste Network Services which includes maintenance (reactive activity such as clearing blockages); civils work; the delivery of rehabilitation works to the waste network; and rodent control services. TWUL will be testing two options for maintenance.

Thames Water Utilities Ltd intends to award one or more framework agreements for the provision of security access equipment. This will apply across all Thames Water regions and bidders can apply for one or more lots.

Thames Water wishes to award one or more framework agreements to supplier(s) capable of providing property management services to the Thames Water Group, across our entire business footprint and more widely if required. This could include (but is not limited to) estates and rents management, long term value creation, disposals, acquisitions and development planning relative to the Thames Water Group and Thames Tideway Tunnel property portfolios. Additionally we are seeking the provision of business rates advisory and appeal services.

Thames Water Utilities Ltd (TWUL) is intending to award a number of framework agreements for the supply of high voltage (up to 36kV) switchgear, motor starters, transformers, associated ancillary equipment and related design and installation services. These goods and services will be used on our operational water and wastewater sites. TWUL has approximately 150 high voltage sites varying in size from a single transformer up to large and relatively complex distribution systems with generators and/or motor drives with the majority of the latter being located in and around the London area.

TWUL are procuring design and build delivery capability for Infrastructure and non-Infrastructure projects. TWUL recognises these as infrastructure – nominally the underground network of water mains and sewage and non-infrastructure – nominally all above ground plant, equipment, structures and process; the expected scope of works spans Thames Water’s water and wastewater infrastructure (network) and non-infrastructure (treatment) assets across the Thames Water region.

United Utilities Water Ltd’s current Capital Investment Programme (AMP7) involves undertaking a diverse range of works and/or the provision of a variety of services in respect of its assets and network. United Utilities network and assets exist at various locations within its region. The scope of services awarded by this procurement relate to the Wastewater Network only and include the following: sewer cleaning, sewer inspections, asset cleaning (wet wells)

Framework for the design, manufacture and installation of structural steelwork, metalwork and permanent access fabrications. To be CE Marked to Execution Class II.

The Council is seeking to appoint a single specialist contractor to deliver mains water excavation repairs. This will include excavations to access burst mains through soft and hard ground, mains water pipe work repairs inside individual properties and communal areas, and mains water pipework re-runs.

The project is for the management, supply and preservation of water across the Lincolnshire County. This project seeks to place instrumentation into water catchments to inform partners what happens to water from when rain hits the ground to when rivers outfall into the sea.

For the provision of mobile inspection vehicles, skilled operators, all surveying equipment, systems and production of reports and provision of recommendations or guidance in relation to surveys undertaken. This will provide support to the in-house Sewer Asset Survey teams.

New Gas Fired Heating Systems and Hot Water Installation at Richmondshire District Council's Gallowfields Depot

South Tyneside Council wishes to install a district heating system serving several Council owned buildings in central Hebburn utilising the disused mine workings under Hebburn as a heat source. The installation of such a district heating scheme will reduce the Council’s reliance on gas to provide heating and significantly contribute to the Council’s commitment to its Carbon Reduction targets, and this scheme alone will provide a saving of 319 tonnes/year saving. A separate contract has been awarded to undertake the drilling of two boreholes, and the construction of permanent abstraction and re-injection wells. The water source heat pump adopted in this project will be able to source heat from both the mine water as well as ambient air (via dry air cooler) in the event that the mines are found to be unable to provide a sustainable mine water heat source.

Cyclical and response maintenance of water and waste water services at Stonehenge Visitor Centre as detailed in ITT Document 1 Specification complete all tasks associated with the day to day operation of the PWS, GSHCS, VDS and MBR systems in accordance with the manufacturer’s requirements in order to provide safe drinking water, protect environmental resources, maintain compliance with existing permits and reduce operational costs.

Monitoring of water quality in systems across the Borough in line with Regulations.The initial contract term will be for 3 years with an option to extend for one further period of 2 years (3+2) for a potential total contract term of 5 years as stated in the ITT documents. Estimated contract spend is up to £80,000.00 per annum, £240,000 across the initial 3 year contract term and up to £400,000.00 across the potential total 5 year contract term.

Supply, including delivery and offload, of safety showers and eyebaths on a pan-Scotland basis, including highlands and islands.

Flexible electricity import and export contract. Official name: South West Water Ltd

The Contract is for Jetting, Vactoring and Associated Tankering activities within SWW’s operating region and comprises broadly the following elements: • Wet well, deep well and tank cleaning • Sewer Cleaning, blockage clearance, root cutting and descaling • Pumping Station cleaning • Tankering • Bund cleaning

Supply of Submersible / Immersible and surface pump hire. Repair and maintenance services of pumps.

The successful supplier(s) will be required to deliver their allocated chemicals to various site locations within Scottish Water’s operational areas. Scottish Water’s requirement will cover water treatment and wastewater treatment will be utilised for a number of purposes including; coagulation, flocculation, PH adjustment, disinfectant, odour control, ammonia reduction and plumbosolvency management.

This contract is for the provision of grounds maintenance (including weed control) within NI Water sites across Northern Ireland. Services required under this contract will include grass cutting, removal and disposal of grass cuttings (where appropriate e.g. first cut), edge maintenance, hedge trimming, shrub pruning, tree surgery and weed control.