Yorkshire Water has awarded an AMP7 framework for pan-network distribution monitoring devices across clean and waste water networks worth an estimated £41.14 million.
The water company has made a range of Framework Agreement awards - the contract was tendered in the following Lots:
Lot 1 - Pressure & Flow loggers
Lot 2 - Transient loggers
Lot 3 - PRV Controllers
Lot 4 - Wastewater close property loggers
Lot 5 - Acoustic loggers
Initial contract term is three years with a further two year extension option - total estimated value of the framework for the 3 year +2 year term.
Lot 1 - awarded to a single supplier( not named) - the following services which can be called-off: hardware provision, data platform provision, logger installation. (£3,860,000)
Lot 2 - awarded to three 3 separate suppliers (not named ) in relation to transient loggers - the following services can be called off: hardware provision, data platform provision, logger installation. (£570,000) (£280,000) (£440,000)
Lot 3 - Provision of goods and services in relation to PRV Controllers - awarded to 3 suppliers for the following services which can be called off: hardware provision and data platform provision. (Technolog Ltd. £750,000) (Cla-Val UK Ltd. - £460,000)
Lot 4 - Provision of goods and services in relation to wastewater close property loggers (gully and soil stack) - awarded to a single supplier - services which can be called off: hardware provision, data platform provision, logger installation and logger maintenance. (Technolog Ltd. £13,780,000)
Lot 5 - Provision of goods and services in relation to acoustic loggers - awarded to a single supplier and the following services can be called off through the Framework: hardware provision, data platform provision, logger installation, logger maintenance and adoption of current estate of acoustic loggers. (HWM-Water Ltd. £20,410,000)
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