Thames Water has gone out to tender with an AMP7 contract for its PSTN & RTU Sewage Pumping Station Obsolescence Replacement Programme worth an estimated £40 million in total.
The water company is looking to to award one or more work package agreements to suppliers capable of delivering system integration services. The agreements will be covered by the following packages;
Lot 1 - Sewage Pumping Station EPSC RTU Replacements (1-3 Pump)- £13,000,000
Provision of System Integration services at multiple sewage pumping station sites covering the replacement of legacy Remote Telemetry Units, with an integrated RTU and Enhanced Pumping Station Controller, including the upgrade of the existing PSTN communications to digital communications service.
Lot 2 - Sewage Pumping Station EPSC RTU Replacements (4-6 Pump) - £8,500,000
Provision of System Integration services at multiple large sewage pumping station sites covering the replacement of legacy Remote Telemetry Units, with an integrated RTU and Enhanced Pumping Station Controller, including the upgrade of the existing PSTN communications to digital communications service.
Lot 3 - Sewage Pumping Station ADSL Replacements - £8,000,000
Provision of System Integration services at multiple sewage pumping station sites (covering the replacement and or modification of existing communications equipment associated with the RTU communications and integration with the Thames Water regional SCADA/telemetry systems.
Lot 4 - Sewage Pumping Station PSTN RTU Replacements - £4,000,000
Provision of System Integration services at multiple sewage pumping station sites covering the replacement RTU communications equipment, including the reconfiguration of the existing RTU to integrate with the new communications equipment and the new digital communications service.
Lot 5 - Sewage Pumping Station RTU Replacements - £6,500,000
Provision of System Integration services at multiple sewage pumping station sites covering the replacement of the legacy Remote Telemetry Units, with the TW framework RTU and communications equipment, including the upgrade of the existing PSTN communications to digital communications service.
Thames Water is looking to put a framework agreement in place with a number of suppliers.
Time limit for receipt of tenders or requests to participate is 13 July 2022 – click here to access the tender documentation.
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