SAVECO has been awarded the F004 – Framework for the Supply, Maintenance and Repair of Screening & Conditioning Equipment for NI Water.
The 2-year framework covers the supply, installation, and commissioning of:
- Wastewater fine screens
- Overflow storm screens
- Waste transfer equipment
- Waste treatment equipment
- Packaged wastewater inlet works
- Grit removal and treatment systems
- Packaged grit plant
The complete SAVECO range is manufactured within its own production facilities and supported through its global subsidiary network, ensuring reliable access to components and spare parts.
Commenting on the framework award, Craig Webb, Sales Sector Manager (Municipal Wastewater)at SAVECO said:
"Securing 7 of the 8 available Lots is a fantastic achievement and a reflection of the hard work and dedication of everyone involved. SAVECO will work in partnership with Right Group to ensure the delivery of critical wastewater infrastructure solutions across Northern Ireland.
"A great result for SAVECO and an exciting opportunity as we continue to strengthen our presence within the water and wastewater sector."
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