Intelligent pipeline monitoring solutions specialist Syrinix has won a 3 year framework agreement to supply Thames Water with its innovative TrunkMinder trunk main monitoring solution.
TrunkMinder monitors high consequence and critical trunk mains, giving precise high resolution leak identification and immediate burst notifications via its ‘always on’ and wholly automated technology. It uses a 4-dimensional sensor array which makes it the most effective monitoring system available.
The knowledge and 24/7 accessible data that TrunkMinder provides effectively transforms the asset and risk management of critical and high consequence pipelines.
Syrinix CEO James Dunning said:
“Thames Water is committed to maintaining a resilient and reliable water supply network with trunk mains a key element of that network. This tender win demonstrates the confidence that Thames Water has in our technology to help manage its trunk main network actively. Building on the strong working relationship that already exists, we are delighted to be working with Thames and its eight2o partners in AMP6.”
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