The call off framework agreements were advertised for a maximum of 9 contractors who can provide Welsh Water with reactive network operations support. The service will augment Dthe utility firm’s existing reactive and proactive operational service provision.
The total value of the contract is £4.8 million, with a number of firms winning several lots. The firms on the framework are:
- Draincare Services Ltd
- Euro Environmental Group Ltd
- Gwynedd Environmental Waste Services Ltd
- UK Drainage Network Ltd
- Alan James & Sons
- M D Infrastructure Support Services Ltd
- Wales Environmental Ltd.
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