United Utilities is inviting interested suppliers to register for its Dynamic Market solutions procurement to support process equipment requirements across the business for both wastewater and potable water equipment.
Scope of the procurement covers the following:
Part 1 – Wastewater Process Equipment
Process Equipment for Wastewater sites comprise the supply, installation, maintenance, refurbishment, repair and replacement of equipment used in municipal and industrial wastewater treatment processes. This includes - but is not limited to - aeration systems, filtration systems, MBBRs (moving bed biofilm reactor), automation systems and Lamellas.
Part 2 – Potable Water Process Equipment
Process Equipment for Potable Water comprises the supply, installation, commissioning, maintenance, repair, refurbishment, replacement and upgrade of equipment used in the treatment, storage and distribution of drinking water.
United Utilities intends to establish a Dynamic Market which is open ended and will remain open to new suppliers throughout the duration. An application to be appointed to the Dynamic Market can be made at any time.
Further information regarding the tender is available - to be able to work on a response suppliers will need to be registered and logged in. Click here to register - response deadline is 5pm on 25 September 2026
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