Severn Trent Water is considering its strategy for above and below ground capital works, services and goods for future regulatory periods including AMP7 from large capital projects to smaller scale repair and maintenance.
The programme value is expected to be up to £4 billion depending on the size of the regulatory cycles included.
The water company is now exploring a number of different delivery models ranging from turnkey solutions to sourcing strategy for materials, plant, equipment and labour.
Severn Trent is interested in hearing companies who operate in these markets, including:
- Design and construction or construction;
- Material supply e.g. supply only and supply and installation of plant;
- Labour supply;
- Construction equipment supply and/or operation.
The utility is expecting to issue a contract notice in May 2017.
Suppliers will need to register on the water company’s E-tendering site Bravo solution to register an interest. They are also being asked to email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to confirm an interest and to receive any notifications.
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