Chemical water treatment tenders and contracts

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75 contracts awarded in the 24 months to 12 October 2026

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Updated 12 October 2026 · compiled by BidSkim Limited · How we count

Chemical water treatment contracts ,

75 contracts across the UK, of any size

Recently awarded

The latest chemical water treatment contracts awarded

Awarded 17 September 2026

UKRI-6353 MRC LMS Side Stream Filtration

UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) · London
£51k
Awarded 25 August 2026

Maintenance Contract for Steam Boiler Water Treatment

QE Facilities Ltd
£18k
Awarded 29 July 2026

Water For Injection (WFI) System Shutdown and Maintenance

Cell and Gene Therapy Catapult · London
£32k

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Who wins · 24 months to October 2026

Veolia won the most chemical water treatment contracts

Waterman Environmental Services Limited won the most by value. Each dot is one contract, coloured by who bought it.

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CouncilsHousing associationsNHS and healthSchools and collegesOther public bodies
RankContractorContracts won, by buyerContractsValue wonBuyersShare
1 Veolia
North East · See every contract
11£740k9
2 PROECONOMY LIMITED
South West · SME · See every contract
6£618k5
3jointWaterman Environmental Services Limited
East of England · SME · See every contract
3£1.1m2
3jointAvidity Science
South West · SME · See every contract
3£83k3
3jointEnvirogen Group
North East · SME · See every contract
3£46k3
6jointPure H2O Limited
London · SME · See every contract
2£756k2
6jointVANTIVE LIMITED
2£710k2
6jointEnwa Water Technology
2£347k2
6jointIntegrated Water Services
West Midlands · See every contract
2£156k2
6jointPulsar Measurement
South West · See every contract
2£48k1

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Who buys

NHS and health award 57% of chemical water treatment contracts

Schools and colleges buy the bigger jobs, at a median of £85k against £38k. Contracts with a published value in the last 24 months, from the type of buyer to the size of the contract.

Councils5 contractsHousing associations1 contractNHS and health41 contractsSchools and colleges10 contractsOther public bodies13 contractsUnder £100k45 contracts · median £29k£100k to £1m24 contracts · median £297k£1m or more1 contract · median £3.9m
Councils5 contractsHousing1 contractNHS and health41 contractsSchools10 contractsOther13 contractsUnder £100k45 contracts£100k to £1m24 contracts£1m or more1 contract
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10 buyers bought chemical water treatment more than once in the last 24 months

Each dot is a buyer, by how many chemical water treatment contracts it awarded in the last 24 months.

39 buyers1 contract3 buyers2 contracts5 buyers3 or 4 contracts2 buyers5 or more contracts
39 buyers13 buyers25 buyers3 or 42 buyers5 or morecontracts awarded

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Few and big, or many and small

Each dot is a buyer: how many chemical water treatment contracts it awarded against what they were worth. The busiest and biggest are named.

CouncilsHousing associationsNHS and healthSchools and collegesOther public bodies
£10k£100k£1m£10m1235Chemical water treatment contracts awardedFEW AND BIGMANY AND SMALLBelfast Health and Socia…East and North Hertfords…Fife CouncilUniversity of BathUK Research and Innovati…QE Facilities LtdHull University Teaching…
£10k£100k£1m£10m1235Chemical water treatment contracts awardedFEW AND BIGMANY AND SMALLBelfast Health and Socia…East and North Hertfo…UK Research and Innovati…Hull University Teaching…

Top buyers by contracts awarded

RankBuyerContractsValue
1UK Research and Innovation (UKRI)7£236k
2QE Facilities Ltd5£182k
3West Hertfordshire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust4£193k
4Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust4£115k
5East and North Hertfordshire Teaching NHS Trust3£1.2m
6Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust3£337k
7Somerset NHS Foundation Trust3£174k
8Fife Council2£1.1m
9Nottingham City Council2£445k
10Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust2£357k
Prices

Half of chemical water treatment contracts are worth less than £48k

Every contract with a published value, on a log scale, coloured by who bought it.

CouncilsHousing associationsNHS and healthSchools and collegesOther public bodies
£10k£100k£1m£10mMedian £48k
£10k£100k£1m£10mMedian £48k
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The 10 biggest contracts hold 68% of the money

Coloured by who bought it.

  1. Belfast Health and Social Care TrustVeolia, Chemical Treatment Services Ireland Ltd, Theatre And Endoscopy Service Technicians Ltd · 3 Aug 2026£3.9m
  2. University of BathWCG ENVIRONMENTAL LTD · 3 Apr 2025£950k
  3. University of EdinburghProtech Heating Limited · 11 Mar 2026£732k
  4. BANK OF ENGLANDE & B Group Ltd · 28 Oct 2025£686k
  5. East and North Hertfordshire Teaching NHS TrustWaterman Environmental Services Limited · 23 Mar 2026£660k
  6. University of SouthamptonPure H2O Limited · 14 Oct 2024£625k
  7. Fife CouncilWinner not published · 5 Oct 2026£550k
  8. Fife CouncilWinner not published · 5 Oct 2026£550k
  9. Vico HomesHEVASURE LTD · 20 Apr 2026£487k
  10. NHS Wales Shared Services PartnershipVANTIVE LIMITED · 14 Mar 2025£453k
Where and when

The South West awards the most chemical water treatment contracts

Contracts by region and by month awarded. Click a region to filter the page.

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RegionContractsValue
South West13£1.8m
East of England8£1.3m
North East7£226k
Yorkshire and the Humber7£959k
South East7£1.1m
London5£1.2m
West Midlands4£116k
Scotland4£2.1m
East Midlands3£103k
North West2£31k
Wales2£481k
Northern Ireland2£3.9m
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Deadlines

Half of chemical water treatment tenders close within 27 days of being published

Each dot is a chemical water treatment tender published across the UK in the last 24 months, by how many days it was open. 76% closed within a month. Spot one a week late and 26% of the time to respond has gone.

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Key findings
  • 27 days

    is how long the typical chemical water treatment tender is open, from publication to deadline.

    Median of 17 UK chemical water treatment tenders published in the last 24 months.
  • 68%

    of the money is in the 10 biggest chemical water treatment contracts.

    Of 70 contracts with a published value.
  • 60%

    of chemical water treatment contracts are won by SMEs.

    As recorded by the buyer, on 67 award notices.

Questions

How many chemical water treatment contracts does the UK public sector award?

75 in the 24 months to 12 October 2026, from 49 public buyers.

How long are chemical water treatment tenders open for?

The median chemical water treatment tender is open for 27 days from publication to deadline.

How much is a typical public sector chemical water treatment contract worth?

The median is £48k, and 79% are worth less than £250k.

Who wins the most public sector chemical water treatment contracts?

Veolia won the most (11). Waterman Environmental Services Limited won the most by value (£1.1m).

Which buyers award the most chemical water treatment contracts?

NHS and health award 57% of them.

What is included

Chemical water treatment and dosing of boiler, heating and cooling systems, and supply, installation and servicing of water treatment equipment such as softeners and reverse osmosis units.

  • Boiler water treatment and chemical dosing
  • Water softener and RO unit servicing
  • Boiler house water testing
  • Water treatment plant installation in buildings

What is not included

  • Legionella control of domestic water systems (con.mech.water-hygiene)
  • Public water and wastewater networks and small treatment plants (con.civils.water-sewer-networks, con.civils.pumping-stations)
  • Swimming pool plant and water treatment (con.mech.swimming-pool-plant)