Five Rivers environmental consultancy has been awarded places on multiple AMP7 frameworks to support the water companies’ implementation of the Water Industry National Environment Program (WINEP) over the next five years.
After successfully delivering several ecological, design and restoration projects for Southern Water over AMP6, Five Rivers has now won a place on two specialist frameworks:
- Environmental Monitoring Assessment & Implementation (Lot 3 Freshwater Ecological Surveys and assessment and Lot 4 Ecological MitigationInstallationMonitoring).
- Catchment Management Strategy and Delivery (Lot 3 Catchment instream works)
The frameworks will enable the firm to work directly with Southern Water and other framework suppliers to deliver a wide range of freshwater ecological monitoring and river restoration services across the South-East.
Five Rivers has also been awarded a place on both design and build lots for Affinity Water’s River Restoration Framework, to deliver an ambitious programme of chalk stream enhancement works. With 56 projects to deliver over AMP7 our teams are excited to get stuck in.
The company has also won places on several river restoration and environmental monitoring frameworks through partnership bids – Five Rivers is already working with Severn Trent Water, Anglian Water and Yorkshire Water on a number of projects.
Throughout AMP6 Five Rivers worked on WINEP projects for most of the UK water companies, including Thames Water, Wessex Water, Southern Water, South-West Water, United Utilities, Welsh Water, Anglian Water and Severn Trent Water.
Adam Ellis Commercial Director at Five Rivers commented:
“AMP6 saw us develop great relationships with many of the WINEP delivery leads across the country. We are in a unique position of providing specialist ecological monitoring, as well as design and construction of river / wetland restoration works in house which has allowed us to pass on cost and program efficiencies to our clients. The whole team are looking forward to working more closely with Southern Water and Affinity Water over AMP 7.”
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