Thames Water has gone out to with a contract to supply services for Odour Control Units, including Inspections, maintenance and refurbishment.
The water company is looking to appoint up to ten participants to the framework agreement, which has a minimum initial term of 3 years and could run for up to 8 years.
Types of units to be included under the scope of service will be all forms of odour control units held on Thames Water's estate of sites, including all forms of biofilters, chemical scrubbing units and carbon polishing units.
The contract will be tendered in one Lot consisting of services for all units, although Thames is reserving the right to split it into any logical division it deems appropriate. The water company has also reserved the right to award regionally or to the whole area and to 1 or more suppliers.
Time limit for receipt of tenders or requests to participate is 17th December – click here to acess the tender documentation.
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