Anglian Water has launched a preliminary market engagement exercise inviting suppliers to submit Expressions of Interest (EOI) in an upcoming contract for the maintenance of dosing equipment for phosphorus removal.
The water company is seeking EOIs from qualified and experienced contractors for the servicing of chemical dosing pumps used in phosphorus removal processes. The pumps, which dose iron-based chemicals, are configured in duty/standby arrangements to ensure operational reliability and compliance with environmental standards.
Anglian Water is aiming to identify capable providers who can deliver high-quality maintenance and servicing solutions for the critical systems via the early market engagement.
The water company says:
“We welcome proposals that demonstrate technical expertise, relevant experience, and innovative approaches to service delivery.
“If your organisation is interested in this opportunity, we invite you to get in touch and share your capabilities.”
Current estimated start and end dates for upcoming contract are 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2031, with a further possible extension option up to 30 March 2034.
Anglian Water is inviting interested suppliers to register their interest via the Scanmarket portal – the engagement deadline is 20 June 2025.
Click here to register your interest.
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