The water sector’s next five year spending period begins in 2025 with unprecedented levels of investment presenting major challenges and opportunities.
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United Utilities seeks specialist design development partners for AMP8 in £120M contracts
United Utilities is seeking specialist design development partners (DDPs) to provide support in maintaining assets and implementing rainwater management solutions during the eighth asset management period (AMP8), between 2025 and 2030, in contracts worth £120M.
United Utilities awards Jacobs £166M strategic solutions framework contract for AMP8-9
United Utilities has appointed Jacobs to join its strategic solutions team, in a contract worth £166M across AMP8 and AMP9.
Ofwat innovation project uses photos of sewers to instruct AI to assess conditions of pipes and drains
An Ofwat innovation project is leveraging a library of sewer images to instruct artificial intelligence (AI) to assess the condition of pipelines and drains.
Competition commits to accelerate commercialisation of low carbon concrete
Innovation agency Innovate UK has launched a Small Business Research Initiative (SBRI) funding competition to accelerate the commercial adoption of low carbon concrete solutions.
United Utilities seeks contractors for £800M minor works framework
United Utilities has released a contract opportunity seeking suppliers to be appointed to a £800M minor works framework.
Teamwork, legacy and innovation saluted at NCE’s Tunnelling Awards 2023
This year’s New Civil Engineer Tunnelling Awards were held in London last night, 7 December, to celebrate the finest innovations, projects, engineers, contractors and consultants in the sector.
Water companies outline £96bn infrastructure plans for next five-year investment period
Water companies have set out plans to almost double their spending on the network during asset management period (AMP) 8, 2025 to 2030.
NIC chair argues that maintaining a private water sector is the ‘right approach’
The UK must maintain a privatised water sector if it is to achieve the necessary level of investment in infrastructure for future water security, the NIC chair has argued.
Ofwat permits 33 water schemes worth £2.2bn to tackle storm overflows and leaks
Ofwat has given the green light to 33 infrastructure projects from various water companies following a recent public consultation.