Thames Water has awarded framework contracts for proactive and reactive maintenance work on service reservoirs, water towers and contact tanks worth an estimated £22.08 million in total.

The contract was tendered in 3 separate Lots:
- Lot 1: Design and complex works — all regions (£1.28 million)
- Lot 2: Thames Valley non design works (£10.4 million)
- Lot 3: London non design works (£10.4 million)
The initial term of the framework agreement is 3 years with extension options for up to a further 5 years in total.
J.Browne Construction Company Ltd has been awarded contracts under all 3 Lots, Hamblin Watermains Ltd has been awarded a contract under Lot 2 and Stonbury Ltd has been awarded contracts under Lots 1 and 3.
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