The big water company will set out further details at a bidders day next month ahead of formally issuing invitations to tender for various lots over the next 12 months.
Thames Water’s draft AMP7 plan includes a number of complex projects, significant programmes and anticipates a potential increased volume in maintenance activity.
Its investment plan covering 2020-2025 will include two major sewage treatment works projects worth together around £180m.
This includes a new treatment works at Guildford and upgrading Mogden sewage treatment works.
Thames Water’s business plan is still provisional and needs to be signed off by regulator Ofwat in December.
AMP7 Capital Programmes
Non-Infrastructure Works
North and South London (£600m-£700m). Thames Valley (£350m-£450m)
Infrastructure
South London (£325m-£375m); North London (£350m-£400m); Thames Valley (£175m-£225m)
Civil, Mechanical and Electrical Contracts (CMEC) -4 lots
Non-Infrastructure Civils; Infrastructure Civils; Mechanical and Electrical Works; Minor Civil Works
Major projects
New sewage treatment works at Guildford sewage treatment work (£60m-£70m)
Upgrade Mogden Sewage Treatment Works (£80m-£130m)
Further details of the bidders event can be obtained by emailing Thames Water’s procurement department.
