Bristol Water has awarded the new Network Maintenance Partnership Contracts worth £75million as the latest milestone in implementing their new delivery model. Lewis Civil Engineering and TK Gallagher will work with the company as it takes back control to deliver positive impact for the communities it serves.
Moving forward all planning, scheduling and prioritisation work will be done by the Bristol Water team allowing the new contractors to focus on the delivery of the work. This will result in a much more customer focused approach putting people at the heart of the everyday work.
“This is a major milestone in making us ready to achieve our ambitious business plan,
Bristol Water For All. Together with our new network maintenance partners; T&K Gallagher and Lewis, we will deliver for our customers and our communities. We recognise the impact of our maintenance work on people’s lives and so we have worked tirelessly to select partners who share our values and ambition to deliver for people. This is not just a new contract but a new way of working and a new approach to our maintenance work” Mel Karam, Bristol Water, Chief Executive.
The new contractors will start on 1 October and will run until 2024 and will deliver maintenance work across Bristol Water's supply area.
Lewis Civil Engineering Ltd “We’re delighted to have secured a partnership with Bristol Water. Securing this strategic partnership framework will allow us to strengthen our current relationship with Bristol Water and align fully with their social contract values and efficiency targets”.
“This is a significant achievement for Gallagher, securing long term works with a new client as part of an innovative delivery model. The Intelligent Partnership will provide a continued focus on achieving Bristol Water’s key objectives of reducing leakage, supply interruptions, and bills, all whilst increasing customer satisfaction and resilience. We are excited to form part of this forward thinking and equitable delivery model, founded on shared values of honesty, transparency and trust.” TK Gallagher.
