UPDATE: Yesterday Scottish Water issued an updated notice cancelling this procurement. The notice says "The Ceramic Membranes Programme has been put on hold and the advert will be re-released in due course."
Scottish Water has gone out to tender with a major £800 million contract – the water company is looking to appoint a strategic partner(s) to deliver Ceramic Membrane plants as part of its Ceramic Membrane Capital Investment Programme.
Scottish Water has gone out to tender with a major contract to build a new major bioresource processing facility to process circa 85,000 tonnes dry solids (tds) Per Annum at a location in the central belt of Scotland worth up to an estimated £415 million.
The Institution of Civil Engineers has published an interesting policy paper on learning lessons from the cancellation of HS2’s northern leg.
Ground has officially been broken on the UK’s first new reservoir to be constructed in over 30 years. Once complete, Havant Thicket Reservoir will hold up to 8.7 billion litres of water.
The Environment Agency is inviting construction suppliers to request and complete a pre-market engagement questionnaire by 10.00 am on 17th September ahead of going out to tender with an upcoming £3 billion framework contract for its Collaborative Delivery Framework (CDF)2.
The Environment Agency is progressing work on the £24.8 million Leigh Flood Storage Area expansion and Hildenborough embankment scheme which protect communities in Tonbridge and Hildenborough are at risk of flooding from the River Medway.
Thames Water says the construction of a proposed new reservoir near Abingdon in Oxfordshire, that will secure the water supply of 15 million people, could support around 1,000 jobs and will provide a welcome boost for the local economy.
The Environment Agency has launched an early market engagement exercise for its upcoming £243 million Saltfleet to Gibraltar Point Coastal Asset Management scheme.
Uisce Éireann has announced that the construction of an €11 million wastewater treatment in Kilrush has been successfully completed – the significant investment in key infrastructure will support future social and economic growth in the coastal town.
NI Water is progressing work on its £17.5 million project is underway to extend the existing site at its Ballinrees Water Treatment Works in Coleraine.