Severn Trent Water has published a preliminary market engagement notice seeking supply chain input ahead of launching the procurement process for the supply of precast concrete tank panels.
The panels will be used for various storage purposes at the company’s waste and clean water non-infra sites.
Severn Trent said it is keen to engage with interested suppliers to help design and tailor a sourcing strategy and procurement process that meets its requirements but is also suitable to the widest group of suppliers.
The water company is inviting interested suppliers to complete a brief online form – Severn Trent will then follow up to get in touch. Response to the pre market engagement is optional and does not contribute to any procurement process.
Initial term for the framework is 42 months and current estimated contract dates are 2 June 2025 to 1 December 2028
Click here to access the online form
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