NI Water is inviting interested suppliers who can supply and deliver leakage detection equipment to complete and return an RFI Questionnaire by 11th November.
The water company has issued a Periodic Indicative Notice to inform the supply chain of the Request For Information setting out a general market enquiry to identify and engage with suppliers who can supply and deliver leakage detection equipment to NI Water.
This encompasses both traditional equipment and some that will provide reliable real-time monitoring and accurate leak identification. NI Water is also interested in understanding any additional services related to maintenance, calibration and integration of the equipment that suppliers may offer.
The RFI Questionnaire and accompanying information document are currently available – interested suppliers can request a copy via email at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , FAO Sarah McKee.
The Questionnaire must be completed and returned no later than 11th November 2024.
Estimated date of publication of a formal contract notice is currently 1 April 2025.

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