Severn Trent Reveals Details of Contractors to Support for AMP7

Severn Trent Reveals Details of Contractors to Support for AMP7

FTSE 100 Company Severn Trent has announced details of further contractors it intends to use to deliver its £2bn investment in its construction projects for AMP7.

The water companies, Severn Trent Water and Hafren Dyfrdwy which serve around eight million people across the Midlands, mid and north Wales have changed the way that they intend to carry out the work between 2020 and 2025. They will bring the design work in-house, including the creation of a new specialist design team, and will work with more construction contractors than previously.

The framework has been structured into 4 defined Lots.

1)      Capital Delivery Design and Build Frameworks (Lot 1)

2)      3 Separate Capital Delivery Build Only Frameworks (Lot 2, 3 and 4)

Lot 1 and Lot 2 were awarded in March 2019, and the suppliers are listed below.

Lot 1 Lot 2
Amey Utility Services Limited Barhale Limited & Doosan Enpure Limited
Costain Limited Coffey Construction Limited
J. Murphy & Sons Limited CPC Civils Limited
Mott MacDonald Bentley Limited Forkers Limited
MWH Treatment Limited GEDA Construction Limited
nmcn PLC J.N. Bentley Limited
VolkerStevin Limited & Atkins Joint Venture Kier Integrated Services limited
  MWH Treatment Limited
  nmcn PLC
  VolkerStevin Limited

Severn Trent Water and Hafren Dyfrdwy have now awarded LOT 3 to the suppliers listed below.

Lot 3
Barhale limited & Doosan Enpure Limited
Coffey Construction Limited
Eric Wright Water Limited
FLI Water and Glaswell & Last
J.N. Bentley Limited
Kier Integrated Services limited
nmcn PLC

Helen Miles, Capital Delivery and Commercial Director, at Severn Trent, said: “Getting fast-track status from Ofwat means that we’ve been able to make a really early start on our planning for AMP7. “We now working to define the key projects we need to deliver for our customers, which we can do alongside our new construction partners. We are delighted we now have our partners in place for lots 1, 2 and 3. This remains a really exciting time for us as we look at new, more efficient ways to invest for the future to make our services even better.”

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