Closed tender

Design and Installation of Event Duration Monitors and Flow Monitoring at Thames Water's Sewage Treatment Works

Details

Value
GBP 18,000,000
Topic
Flow-measuring equipment
Published
1 March 2021
Submission
31 March 2021

Tender description

Provision of MCERTS Event Duration Monitors (EDMs) (U_MON3 driver) to detect start and stop times of overflows to storm tanks, off-line storage, on-line storage, land treatment area or direct to the environment. Provision of MCERTS pass forward flow (PFF) monitors (U_MON4 Driver). The solutions can involve the condition assessment and modification of pre-existing installations to meet the MCERTS standard, or the first-time installation of a PFF instruments. Provision MCERTS flow monitoring for the first time flow (U_MON5) where permitted DWF or maximum daily flow is greater than 50m3/d at sewage treatment works (STWs). Installations may require a degree of civils work as part of the installation, including but not limited to new flume channel or wash out chambers. Lot 1: Provision of MCERTS Event Duration Monitors (EDMs) (U_MON3 driver) to detect start and stop times of overflows to storm tanks, off-line storage, on-line storage, land treatment area or direct to the environment. Provision of MCERTS pass forward flow (PFF) monitors (U_MON4 Driver). The solutions can involve the condition assessment and modification of pre-existing installations to meet the MCERTS standard, or the first-time installation of a PFF instruments. Provision MCERTS flow monitoring for the first time (U_MON5) where permitted DWF or maximum daily flow is greater than 50m3/d at sewage treatment works (STWs). Installations may require a degree of civils work as part of the installation, including but not limited to new flume channel or wash out chambers. Lot 1: Provision of MCERTS Event Duration Monitors (EDMs) (U_MON3 driver) to detect start and stop times of overflows to storm tanks, off-line storage, on-line storage, land treatment area or direct to the environment. Provision of MCERTS pass forward flow (PFF) monitors (U_MON4 Driver). The solutions can involve the condition assessment and modification of pre-existing installations to meet the MCERTS standard, or the first-time installation of a PFF instruments. Provision MCERTS flow monitoring for the first time (U_MON5) where permitted DWF or maximum daily flow is greater than 50m3/d at sewage treatment works (STWs). Installations may require a degree of civils work as part of the installation, including but not limited to new flume channel or wash out chambers.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Tender published1 March 2021
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Submission date31 March 2021

About the buyer

Thames Water Utilities Limited is a public sector buyer in United Kingdom publishing tenders and awards on Stotles. Explore their procurement activity and find more opportunities like this one.

Relevant CPV codes

  • 38421000 · Flow-measuring equipment
  • 39350000 · Sewerage works equipment
  • 45240000 · Construction work for water projects
  • 45252000 · Construction works for sewage treatment plants, purification plants and refuse incineration plants
  • 45252100 · Sewage-treatment plant construction work
  • 71631440 · Flow-monitoring services

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