FTSE 100 Company Severn Trent has announced details of new contract partners that will support with its water network services after going out to tender on a contract worth almost £500 million.
Network Plus, Sapphire Utility Solutions and Chevron Traffic Management will be working with Severn Trent and Hafren Dyfrdwy over AMP 7 on its water network operations across the Midlands and into north and mid-Wales.
The work will be allocated into two separate lots of work across four regions - Lot 1 - Traffic Management and Lot 2 - Reinstatement / Resource Support and Dig & Fix.
North East South West (inc Hafren Dyfrdwy)
Lot 1 Network Plus Chevron Traffic Management Network Plus Chevron Traffic Management
Lot 2 Network Plus Sapphire Utility Solutions Network Plus Sapphire Utility Solutions
Paul Baxter, Head of Water Networks at Severn Trent said:
“It’s really important to us when we go out to tender like this, that we find those key partnerships that will really deliver for our customers. That’s why we’re really excited to have Network Plus, Sapphire Utility Solutions and Chevron Traffic Management joining us to help deliver our AMP7 commitments, as they share the same values and passion as ourselves in getting the job done right, first time.
“We want to be the most efficient and effective water operation in the industry, and with our new partnerships on board we’re confident that they will help us making improvements in key areas that will benefit our customers and communities. I’m really looking forward to seeing what we can achieve together using their innovation, determination and focus to deliver.”
The new partnerships will be in place from 30 November 2021.
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