SSE Services plc, owners of SSE Southern Electric, SSE Scottish Hydro and SSE SWALEC, has gone out to tender with a contract for business mains water supply and waste water services to its sites in England.
Suppliers interested in tendering for the contract must be in possession of the appropriate water retail licence as granted by Ofwat which must be submitted along with the registration of interest.
As part of the tender event, suppliers who are invited to tender will be requested to seek historical information using SSE’s site addresses in order to form their tender submission.
The initial contract will run for three years with opportunities for renewal.
Time limit for receipt of tenders or requests to participate is 15th June 2017, with an estimated date of 29th June for dispatch of invitations to tender or to participate to selected candidates.
Click here to download the tender documentation
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