Waste Water Monitoring & Alert Platform
Description: Severn Trent requires a single, integrated waste water monitoring and alert platform. Relying on multiple standalone systems for different functions leads to inefficiencies, data inconsistencies, and slower decision-making. A unified solution will provide complete network visibility, enable smooth data exchange across all components, and support faster, more effective operational responses. The platform must be able to perform efficiently and accurately across our entire waste water network. Some context to this is provided below: * Population served (sewerage): 8.5 million people across the Midlands and Mid-Wales * Number of sewage treatment works: 1,017 sites handling everything from small rural works to large regional plants * Daily wastewater transport: 3.1 billion litres carried through c.93,000 km of sewer pipes (combined and foul) The platform must combine all the following capabilities (read more...)
Summary: Severn Trent Water Limited is currently in the planning stage for procuring a comprehensive Waste Water Monitoring & Alert Platform. The project aims to address inefficiencies caused by multiple standalone systems and seeks a unified solution to manage waste water networks efficiently. This procurement process, classified under the 'Software package and information systems' category, covers regions within the United Kingdom, including the Midlands and Mid-Wales, where Severn Trent serves approximately 8.5 million people. Interested service providers are encouraged to express their interest by 21 April 2026. The proposed contract is scheduled to run from 1 July 2026 to 31 March 2030.