The clean and wastewater projects will include schemes to provide additional resilience to potable water supplies and protecting and enhancing the environment within communities across London and the Thames Valley. The frameworks are extendable into AMP8 and could see Thames award up to £4
The bioresources sludge removal and transport services deal will cover the transportation for all internal liquid sludge and raw sludge cake from sewage works to sludge treatment centres. Over the course of the contract a 15% carbon savings has been forecast, which forms part of Yorkshire
In an joint letter to UK water companies, the Government, the Environment Agency, the Drinking Water Inspectorate, Ofwat and CCW have called on them to accelerate their existing AMP7 plans – and consider bringing future investment from 2025 and beyond forward.The letter says they can play
The announcement comes during the ongoing £1.8m upgrade of Netley Mill water treatment works, which supplies 8,500 properties in Cranleigh and the surrounding villages via Hurtwood, Alderbrook and Lambswood reservoirs. The work will increase the resilience of the site and reduced the risk of
Building on 18 years’ experience of working together, the successful appointment as sole contracting partner for network maintenance has been described as innovative and forward thinking, benefitting both companies and their 2.2 million customers. With a renewed emphasis on supporting South
The clean and wastewater projects will include schemes to provide additional resilience to potable water supplies and protecting and enhancing the environment within communities across London and the Thames Valley. The frameworks are extendable into AMP8 and could see Thames award up to £4
The bioresources sludge removal and transport services deal will cover the transportation for all internal liquid sludge and raw sludge cake from sewage works to sludge treatment centres. Over the course of the contract a 15% carbon savings has been forecast, which forms part of Yorkshire
In an joint letter to UK water companies, the Government, the Environment Agency, the Drinking Water Inspectorate, Ofwat and CCW have called on them to accelerate their existing AMP7 plans – and consider bringing future investment from 2025 and beyond forward.The letter says they can play