Leading drainage contractor Flowline has been awarded a major new 6 year contract by Anglian Water following a successful competitive tendering process.
The company has been delivering liquid waste tankering services for Anglian Water since 2012.
The new contract, which starts this month, is for the provision of waste water network services including sewer jetting, wet well cleaning and CCTV surveying. A key quality promise made by Flowline was to deliver the sewer jetting services using recycler combination units – and the company has recently taken delivery of new Whale recyclers to complement their existing fleet.
The state of the art recycler vehicles further enhance the company’s environmental credentials and will ensure the associated benefits are accrued by Anglian Water’s customers.
Commenting on the win, Flowline’s business development director, Mark Ellerington, said:
“This sewer jetting contract with Anglian Water was identified as a key target in our 2015/16 business plan. We are delighted to have been successful in securing the contract and are excited about the opportunity to continue the development of our working relationship with Anglian Water. We have invested heavily in our people, systems and equipment over the last 2 years and look forward to providing an outstanding technology-led service to Anglian Water.”
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