Northern Ireland Water has awarded its Capital Delivery Framework contracts with a total value of £268.5 million.
The contracts cover the following lots:
Lot No: 2 - Lot title: Lot 2 Water and Wastewater Non-infrastructure – minor works
Lot No: 3 - Lot title: Lot 3 Water and Wastewater Infrastructure – major works
Lot No: 4 - Lot title: Lot 4 Small Sewers Contractors – minor works generally
Lot No: 5 - Lot title: Lot 5 Small Sewers Detailed Design and project Management Professional Services
Fifteen firms have won a place on the framework as follows:
- A G Wilson
- AECOM Ltd
- Atkins Limited
- BSG Civil Engineering Limited
- Campbell Contracts Limited
- Conwell Contracts (UK) Ltd
- Dawson-Wam Ltd
- Doran Consulting Limited
- Euro Services Contracts Ltd and FM Environmental Ltd (Euro Environmental Services
- Geda Ovivo Limited (Geda Ovivo JV)
- John Graham (Dromore) Ltd
- John Graham (Dromore) Ltd and TES (NI) Ltd (Graham TES JV)
- Lagan Construction Limited
- McAdam Design Ltd
- Quinn Automatic Limited
Northern Ireland Water’s planned programme of work includes water and wastewater infrastructure (sewage network systems, water main systems, sea outfalls and tunnels); water and wastewater non infrastructure (service reservoirs, water towers, pumping stations, water treatment works, wastewater treatment works and sludge treatment works); and base maintenance items of work where appropriate.
The contracts will run for four years, with two further 12 month extension options.
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