Northern Ireland Water has awarded a contract for the supply, delivery and maintenance of ISCO proprietary equipment and associated spare parts on the premises, together with off-site/workshop repair of ISCO proprietary equipment and associated spare parts.
Earliest date the contract will be signed is 26 March 2026.
Current estimated start and end contract dates are 26 March 2026 to 25 March 2029 with further possible extension options up to 25 March 2032.
The contract has been awarded to Belfast firm Lab & Process Instrumentation Ltd, the only company who tendered for the work.
Provision of Staff for the installation, commissioning, repair and maintenance of ISCO proprietary equipment and associated spare parts on the Premises; Off-site/workshop repair of ISCO proprietary equipment and associated spare parts.
The contract had an initial estimated total value of £687,600 including VAT when it was first tendered in February 2026 - final estimated value is £1.44 million (including VAT).
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