Scottish Water has gone out to tender with a contract for thesupply and delivery of static mixers with an estimated value of £2.2 million (excluding VAT).
Scope of the contract covers the design, manufacturing, works testing (where required), delivery and offloading of static mixers. The work scope will include:
1. Specification, Design, Manufacture and/or Procurement
2. Testing
3. Documentation / Manuals
The plant and equipment included in the procurement includes static mixers capable of handling the Max Flow rates and Head Loss Allowances reference in the commercial template (which is included in the shared documents folder in the Atamis portal).
Contract term is 96 months.
Time limit for receipt of tenders or requests to participate is 12:00pm on 25 May 2026
Click here for more information and to access the procurement documents, which are available for unrestricted and full direct access, free of charge.
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