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Contract identifier Project Name Contract Name Contract Start Contract End Supplier Name Value Band KI604 194 Strategic Sewerage Network Modelling, Shellfish and Bathing Waters, Belfast Lough Bangor DAP 01/04/2017 29/06/2018 ATKINS LIMITED 50k to 250k KZ008 114 Wastewater Networks Modelling/Surveys CCTV Investigations for 17/18 01/04/2017 31/03/2018 Meridian Utilities Ltd 250k to 500k JI127 192 WIIM Networks Workpackages and Verification 2017-2018 WIIM 2.2 PM and Verification 01/04/2017 31/03/2018 WSP UK Limited 50k to 250k KI536 211 PC15 Sewer Rehabiltation Unplanned Minor Works Small Sewers 2017/2018 01/04/2017 31/03/2021 AG Wilson 250k to 500k KI536 212 PC15 Sewer Rehabiltation Unplanned Minor Works Unplanned Rehab 2017/2018 01/04/2017 31/03/2021 Quinns Automatic Ltd 250k to 500k JI074 296 Watermains Rehabilitation, New & Replacement Incorporating First Time Services - Professional Fees Assistant Project Managers 01/04/2017 02/04/2018 ATKINS LIMITED 50k to 250k KP698 113 PC15 Year 3 WwTW Capital Maintenance - West Region Culmore WwTW PC15 Yr 3 Base 01/04/2017 31/03/2018 Lagan Construction Group Ltd 250k to 500k KR417 195 Ormeau Avenue Sewerage upgrade for pollution resolution WYG Appointment A2- A4 03/04/2017 25/10/2019 White Young Green 50k to 250k KR417 194 Ormeau Avenue Sewerage upgrade for pollution resolution Cost Management 03/04/2017 25/10/2019 Capita Property Infrastructure Ltd 50k to 250k KI603 193 Strategic Sewerage Network Modelling, Shellfish Waters Excluding Belfast Lough DAP Project Management 03/04/2017 27/09/2018 McAdam Design 50k to 250k KI603 192 Strategic Sewerage Network Modelling, Shellfish Waters Excluding Belfast Lough Newry MBV 03/04/2017 01/11/2018 ATKINS LIMITED 50k to 250k KB535 193 PC15 Year 3 WwTW Capital Maintenance – North Region Ballymena BM Project Management 03/04/2017 28/09/2018 Doran CH2M Hill JV 50k to 250k KI604 193 Strategic Sewerage Network Modelling, Shellfish and Bathing Waters, Belfast Lough Seahill DAP (Helensbay,Ballyrobert, Crawfordsburn, Cultra) 03/04/2017 29/06/2018 ATKINS LIMITED 50k to 250k KB535 192 PC15 Year 3 WwTW Capital Maintenance – North Region North Region Y3 BM Major Works - Professional Services 03/04/2017 30/04/2019 McAdam Design 50k to 250k KI556 111 Small Rural WWTW Programme - PC15(2015-2021) RWWIP Parent Project 03/04/2017 31/03/2021 BSG Civil Engineering Ltd 2m or greater JI074 392 Watermains Rehabilitation, New & Replacement Incorporating First Time Services - Professional Fees Hydraulic Modelling 03/04/2017 30/03/2018 WSP UK Limited 50k to 250k KB535 115 PC15 Year 3 WwTW Capital Maintenance – North Region Antrim WwTW BM - PC15 Y3 03/04/2017 31/05/2018 Quinns Automatic Ltd (IF0192) 250k to 500k KB535 119 PC15 Year 3 WwTW Capital Maintenance – North Region Carrickfergus WwTW BM - PC15 Y3 03/04/2017 29/03/2019 Quinns Automatic Ltd (IF0192) 250k to 500k JF604 111 Castlehill SR Refurbishment Civil Contract 03/04/2017 30/03/2018 BSG Civil Engineering Ltd 50k to 250k JG086 111 Cleomack SR Rehabilitation Civil Contract 03/04/2017 30/03/2018 BSG Civil Engineering Ltd 50k to 250k JI020 113 Assessment of requirements at WTWs to operate effectively in extreme cold Glenhordial 03/04/2017 29/09/2017 Geda/Ovivo JV 50k to 250k JL770 111 Caugh Hill WTW - Upgrade of Wash Water Treatment Facilities Feasibility Study Main Contract 03/04/2017 31/08/2018 Murphy-Dawson Wam 2m or greater JI074 293 Watermains Rehabilitation, New & Replacement Incorporating First Time Services - Professional Fees NEC Project Managers 03/04/2017 30/03/2018 AJ McCann Consultants Ltd 250k to 500k JI074 294 Watermains Rehabilitation, New & Replacement Incorporating First Time Services - Professional Fees Commerical Management 03/04/2017 30/03/2018 FAITHFUL & GOULD 250k to 500k JI074 297 Watermains Rehabilitation, New & Replacement Incorporating First Time Services - Professional Fees Site supervisors and water sampling 03/04/2017 30/03/2018 ATKINS LIMITED 250k to 500k JI074 298 Watermains Rehabilitation, New & Replacement Incorporating First Time Services - Professional Fees Site supervisors 03/04/2017 30/03/2018 White Young Green 50k to 250k JI074 299 Watermains Rehabilitation, New & Replacement Incorporating First Time Services - Professional Fees Site supervisors 03/04/2017 30/03/2018 Wellington International Ltd 50k to 250k JV854 192 Silent Valley recreational facilities appraisal Mourne Wall Restoration PSC A1 to A4 03/04/2017 31/03/2021 RPS Kirk MCCLURE & MORTON (RPS) 50k to 250k JI074 393 Watermains Rehabilitation, New & Replacement Incorporating First Time Services - Professional Fees CDM Co-ordinator 03/04/2017 30/03/2018 White Young Green 50k to 250k JI074 391 Watermains Rehabilitation, New & Replacement Incorporating First Time Services - Professional Fees Site supervisors 03/04/2017 30/03/2018 McAdam Design 50k to 250k JI074 295 Watermains Rehabilitation, New & Replacement Incorporating First Time Services - Professional Fees Assistant Project Managers 03/04/2017 30/03/2018 Capita Property Infrastructure Ltd 50k to 250k KB532 111 59 Market Road, Ballymena, Storm Sewer 59 Market Road, Ballymena, Storm Sewer 03/04/2017 26/05/2017 Quinns Automatic Ltd 50k to 250k KR519 112 Millbay WWPS Flow Survey Pumping station extension and septicity dosing 03/04/2017 31/01/2018 John Graham Construction LTD 500k to 1m KP698 112 PC15 Year 3 WwTW Capital Maintenance - West Region Augher WwTW PC15 Yr 3 Base 03/04/2017 31/03/2018 Lagan Construction Group Ltd 250k to 500k KS974 191 PC15 Year 3 WwTW Capital Maintenance - East Region East Region <£500k 03/04/2017 30/03/2018 McAdam Design 50k to 250k KG041 192 Maghaberry WwTW Maghaberry WwTW 03/04/2017 25/11/2019 McAdam Design 50k to 250k KB535 118 PC15 Year 3 WwTW Capital Maintenance – North Region Bellaghy WwTW BM - PC15 Y3 10/04/2017 04/03/2019 Geda/Ovivo JV 50k to 250k KB535 117 PC15 Year 3 WwTW Capital Maintenance – North Region Garvagh WwTW BM - PC15 Y3 10/04/2017 29/06/2018 Geda/Ovivo JV 250k to 500k KB535 114 PC15 Year 3 WwTW Capital Maintenance – North Region Portglenone WwTW BM - PC15 Y3 10/04/2017 23/04/2018 Geda/Ovivo JV 50k to 250k JI020 111 Assessment of requirements at WTWs to operate effectively in extreme cold Belleek/Lough Bradan 10/04/2017 29/09/2017 Conwell Contracts Ltd 250k to 500k JI020 112 Assessment of requirements at WTWs to operate effectively in extreme cold Derg/Carmoney/Caugh Hill 10/04/2017 29/09/2017 BSG Civil Engineering Ltd 250k to 500k JI020 116 Assessment of requirements at WTWs to operate effectively in extreme cold Killyhevlin 10/04/2017 29/09/2017 Conwell Contracts Ltd 250k to 500k JI020 117 Assessment of requirements at WTWs to operate effectively in extreme cold Loughmacrory 10/04/2017 29/09/2017 Geda/Ovivo JV 250k to 500k KG217 211 PC15 Year 3 WwTW Capital Maintenance - South Region Keady Armagh WwTW - Y3 16/04/2017 31/03/2018 Euro Environmental Services 50k to 250k KG217 115 PC15 Year 3 WwTW Capital Maintenance - South Region Newtownhamilton WwTW - Y3 17/04/2017 31/03/2018 Euro Environmental Services 50k to 250k KS974 119 PC15 Year 3 WwTW Capital Maintenance - East Region GREYABBEY WWTW 24/04/2017 31/03/2018 BSG Civil Engineering Ltd 250k to 500k KS974 212 PC15 Year 3 WwTW Capital Maintenance - East Region New Holland WWTW 24/04/2017 31/03/2018 Euro Environmental Services 250k to 500k KG217 212 PC15 Year 3 WwTW Capital Maintenance - South Region Banbridge WwTW - Y3 24/04/2017 31/03/2018 Euro Environmental Services 250k to 500k KG217 114 PC15 Year 3 WwTW Capital Maintenance - South Region Rathfriland Drumlough WwTW - Y3 24/04/2017 31/03/2018 Euro Environmental Services 50k to 250k KS963 111 Skipperstone Road, Bangor, Foul & Storm Sewer Requisition KS963 Skipperstone Road, Bangor, Foul & Storm Sewer Requisition 24/04/2017 02/06/2017 Campbell Contracts Ltd 50k to 250k KG217 117 PC15 Year 3 WwTW Capital Maintenance - South Region Waringstown WwTW - Y3 24/04/2017 31/03/2018 BSG Civil Engineering Ltd 50k to 250k JI134 191 Update to Standardised Engineering Drawings Standard Drawings- Water review 27/04/2017 09/11/2017 McAdam Design 50k to 250k JI134 192 Update to Standardised Engineering Drawings Standard Drawings- Wastewater review 27/04/2017 09/11/2017 RPS Kirk MCCLURE & MORTON (RPS) 50k to 250k KS974 211 PC15 Year 3 WwTW Capital Maintenance - East Region KIRCUBBIN WWTW 01/05/2017 31/03/2018 BSG Civil Engineering Ltd 50k to 250k KG217 118 PC15 Year 3 WwTW Capital Maintenance - South Region Drumintee WwTW - Y3 01/05/2017 31/03/2018 Euro Environmental Services 50k to 250k KI583 113 PC15 Implementation of PC13 Odour & IPPC Strategy Whitehouse WwTW OCU Refurbishment 01/05/2017 07/07/2017 Graham TES Joint Venture 50k to 250k KB524 111 20&22 Old Antrim Road, Ballymena Flood Alleviation Civil Contract 01/05/2017 25/08/2017 AG Wilson 50k to 250k JL782 111 Tamneymore SR Rehabilitation Civil Contract 01/05/2017 25/08/2017 BSG Civil Engineering Ltd 50k to 250k JR500 111 Ballywonard No.1 SR Rehabilitation Civil Contract 01/05/2017 06/10/2017 BSG Civil Engineering Ltd 250k to 500k JF605 111 Seagahan CWB Refurbishment Civil Contract 01/05/2017 06/10/2017 BSG Civil Engineering Ltd 50k to 250k JN533 111 Glenchuil SR Refurbishment Civil Contract 01/05/2017 25/08/2017 BSG Civil Engineering Ltd 50k to 250k JC398 111 North Garvagh SR Refurbishment Civil Contract 01/05/2017 20/10/2017 BSG Civil Engineering Ltd 50k to 250k KG140 192 Waringfield SPS Upgrade Contract Management (Design, Construction, Handover) 08/05/2017 27/03/2020 AECOM (Belfast) 50k to 250k KI604 192 Strategic Sewerage Network Modelling, Shellfish and Bathing Waters, Belfast
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