Wiltshire Council is seeking supply chain interest in an upcoming £1.34 million tender for specialist drainage services – the Council isinviting interested suppliers to take part in a market engagement event over Teams on Wednesday 14th May at 1pm.
Wiltshire Council-Housing & Assets Team is looking to appoint a specialist drainage contractor to carry out planned and responsive maintenance tasks to sewage treatment assets across the housing department portfolio. The current requirement is as follows:
- Repairs, maintenance and emptying of the Pumping Stations the Housing department is responsible for and maintains.
- Repairs, maintenance of a number of pumping stations located across the county.
- Repairs, maintenance and emptying of septic tanks the council owns and maintains located across the county.
- Repairs, maintenance and emptying of Sewage Treatment Works the council owns and maintains located across the county.
The number of assets is likely to change during the term of the contract due to an ongoing program of work to replace and upgrade septic tanks to sewage treatment plants. The Council is also constantly adding properties to their stock - where these properties have sewage treatment or specialist drainage requirements, the contractor will be expected to maintain these.
Current estimated contract dates are 27 November 2025 to 26 November 2027 with a further possible extension option to 26 November 2029.
Suppliers who would like to attend the Teams event are askedto email the following: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and michael.o' This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
A maximum of 2 attendees per organisation will be permitted.
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