Water and waste company Severn Trent, together with sister company Hafren Dyfrdwy, has announced it will soon be going out to tender with a major AMP7 contract for its Water Infrastructure Network services.
The FTSE100 company, which serves over 8 million customers across the Midlands, has now released a Periodic indicative notice (PIN) to the market, ahead of going out to tender in May 2020. Allowing potential suppliers and bidders plenty of time to prepare.
Steph Cawley, Head of Water Network Operations for both companies, said:
“We’re at a really exciting point in our Water Networks business with underlying performance improving at the same time as reducing our costs, but this is just the beginning.
“Our vision for Water Networks in AMP 7 is to be the most efficient water operation in the industry, led by empowered and driven teams who are constantly innovating. We’re looking to work with future thinking organisations who can deliver exceptional customer service and provide new ideas to drive us forward.”
The procurement is intended to be comprised of two lots and based on a four-region geographical model:
• Lot 1 - Water Network - Temporary Traffic Management
• Lot 2 - Water Network - Repair & Maintenance (Dig and Fix) and Reinstatement Services.
Click here to access the Periodic Indicative Notice
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