Southern Water is getting ready to go out tender with a contract for planned and reactive wastewater-plant repair and maintenance work.
The water company has issued a Periodic Indicative Notice of its intention to procure procure service providers to provide planned and reactive maintenance and repair requirements of Biogas Anaerobic Plant across Kent, Sussex, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.
Services required under the contract will include:
planned maintenance of dual fuel boilers, flare stacks, gas boosters /compressors, chillers, double membrane gas holders, Digesters, Whessoe pressure release valves and associated pipe work and valves,
reactive 24 hrs 365 days a year emergency call-out maintenance and repairs.
The deadline for expressing an interest is 27th April 2018 – click here to access the PIN documentation.
Southern Water will issue a contract notice and call for competition in due course.
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