Bournemouth Water is exploring possible options for an upgrade of its disinfection dosing system at its Woodgreen water treatment works.
The current system at the site, which has a maximum flow rate of 17 Mltrs/day, is a gas injection system (Chlorine and Sulphur Dioxide) using vacuum dosing and monitoring equipment.
The water company said it is looking at refurbishing or upgrading the disinfection dosing system -at this stage it is looking for further information from the market about possible options, commenting:
“Our specific requirements are not yet known, at this stage we are looking for communications with the market to get a feel for our options.”
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