Nine companies have won a place on Thames Water’s new Register for Professional Services - the total potential spend on Professional Services for five Lots over the remainder of AMP6 is worth up to an estimated £57 million.
The successful applicants will now become part of the Thames Water Professional Services Register – although being on this Register does not give the supplier any guarantee of work. Framework agreements set up from this Register may also be available for use by Thames Water's Alliances partners or others authorised by Thames Water. The Register has no set expiry date.
The companies have won places on the following Lots:
Lot 1 — Engineering Consultancy (£3m to £5m)
AECOM limited
Arcadis Consulting (UK) Ltd
Atkins Ltd
Black & Veatch Ltd
Jacobs UK Ltd
Mott MacDonald
MWH UK Ltd
Lot 2 — Commercial Consultancy (£3m to £5m)
Arcadis Consulting (UK) Ltd
Atkins Ltd
Mott MacDonald
Lot 3 — Environmental Consultancy (£5m to £7m)
Atkins Ltd
Jacobs UK Ltd
Mott MacDonald
Ricardo-AEA Ltd
Lot 4 — Dispute Resolution (Consultancy (£5m to £10m)
Arcadis Consulting (UK) Ltd
Ian Skinner Consulting Ltd
Mott MacDonald
Lot 5 — Business Consultancy (£20m — £30m)
No information available on successful supplier
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