elainec
£100M Thames Water contract win for Black & Veatch
Thames Water, Britain's biggest water and sewerage firm, has awarded a contract to Black & Veatch to carry out up to £100million of essential work to improve and maintain its sewage and water treatments plants in the Thames Valley region over the next five years.
Expert Focus
News Sections
Other Latest News
- Thames Water tenders £28 million AMP8 contract for fire alarm installation and maintenance
- United Utilities awards £32.3 million AMP8 contract for supply and delivery of MCC Panels
- Competition and Markets Authority gives five water companies go-ahead to increase customer bills by an average of 3%
- New report shows nearly 772 million litres of water lost annually due to leakages
- Environment Agency issues 17 drought permits to Yorkshire Water
- Thames Water invests £5.1 million in upgrading Biggin Hill water pipework
Watch
-
United Utilities accelerates investment to reduce spills from storm overflows across Northwest
Hear how United Utilities is accelerating its investment to reduce spills from storm overflows across the Northwest. -
Working for WSP - what if you could build a career as unique as you? With us, you can
Find out more about the remarkable career opportunities on offer at WSP - scroll down to watch the inspirational video. -
What's to be done about the UK's failing utilities - is special administration the solution?
What is to be done about the UK’s failing utilities? Listen to Professor Dieter Helm explore the options to tackle the UK’s failing utilities – Thames Water, the Royal Mail and Network Rail in particular.
Top Stories
- Competition and Markets Authority gives five water companies go-ahead to increase customer bills by an average of 3%
- Severn Trent unlocks new value from its energy usage - offsetting income while advancing sustainability goals
- Wessex Water awards £multi-million pound AMP8 Design and Build Contractors (Minor Works) Framework
Login / Register
New Account Registrations
To register for a new account with Waterbriefing, please contact us via email at waterbriefing@imsbis.org
Existing waterbriefing users - log into the new website using your original username and the new password 'waterbriefing'. You can then change your password once logged in.