Welsh Water has gone out to tender with a raft of contracts under its £2.9 billion AMP7 2020-25 capital investment programme, with the potential to extend by up to three further years into AMP8.
Welsh Water has gone out to tender with a raft of contracts under its £2.9 billion AMP7 2020-25 capital investment programme, with the potential to extend by up to three further years into AMP8.
The water company has tendered a total of separate contracts which awarded will be for an initial 5-year period with options to extend for a further 3 years in total.
The contracts are:
- Major Civil Works covers a wide range of major civil engineering works requirements, across the DCC operating region - up to 6 suppliers to be appointed to the framework agreement
- Minor Civil Works - wide range of minor civil works requirements, including planned, reactive and emergency response, within the DCC operating region. Up to 3 suppliers to be appointed to the framework agreement
- Major Electrical Works – up to 6 suppliers to be appointed to the framework agreement
- Minor Electrical Works - covers a wide range of minor electrical works requirements, including planned, reactive and emergency response. Up to 3 suppliers to be appointed to the framework agreement
- Major Mechanical Works - up to 6 suppliers to be appointed to the framework agreement
- Minor Mechanical Works - up to 3 suppliers to be appointed to the framework agreement
Interested suppliers who wish to tender for any of the contracts must be registered on the DCC eSourcing Portal.
Time limit for receipt of tenders or requests to participate is 4th September 2020
Click on the links below to access the tender documentation
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