Leading multi-disciplinary professional services consultancy WSP has been appointed by NI Water to its IF182 Professional Services Framework to provide a wide range of services to support its building and engineering projects of all scales and sizes.
WSP are one of several supplier partners on the Framework, working together to help NI Water create a more resilient network for the future. The Framework has been awarded for an initial term of four years with the option to extend to eight years.
WSP has been appointed to three key lots:
- Lot 1 – NEC Site Supervisors (Civil and MEICA), covering collaborative supervision with NI Water in the fields of civil and mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, control, and automation engineering;
- Lot 2 – NEC Project Managers, which will involve collaborative project management with NI Water for the delivery of capital projects;
- Lot 3 – Feasibility, Design, and Climate Change - Provision of professional services for the delivery of capital projects, including the completion of; feasibility studies, design, and services addressing climate change challenges.
Martin Logan, Technical Director and Framework Manager at WSP, said:
“We are delighted to have been appointed by Northern Ireland Water to support its goal of future-proofing its network. Water and access to it is a fundamental right. Our team of technical experts are looking forward to collaborating with Northern Ireland Water and the other partners to deliver major projects that will serve the community and respect the environment.”
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