Sulzer has signed a five-year global purchasing framework agreement with Veolia, a global environmental specialist in water, waste and energy management.

Under the agreement, Sulzer is a partner supplier to the framework, which covers a broad range of pumps, mixers and turbocompressors, with potential to develop in response to emerging trends.
The agreement establishes Sulzer as a partner supplier to Veolia, building on previous preferred supplier agreements for individual business areas, as well as ongoing collaborations in power generation and low carbon fuels.
It is a group-level arrangement, with a much broader list of beneficiaries. In particular, it allows affiliates and companies with a Veolia interest to also benefit from Sulzer’s advanced water treatment equipment for enhanced operational efficiency and improved performance.
Alessandro Bertuzzo, WIBU Global Head of Sales at Sulzer, explains how the agreement represents the start of an exciting relationship:
“This agreement formally acknowledges the benefit of partnering to improve energy efficiency, waste minimization, water optimization and decarbonization. We share a vision of success built on best practices, and our combined experience and expertise will drive even greater value for our customers.”
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