Temporary Alternative Water Supplies

• Value: £8M

Lot 1: TAWS and All Associated Services Clean Water Tankering, Bottled Water provision, Bottled Water Deployment and Warning Card Notices. Yorkshire Water has a requirement to ensure that a minimum level of service is provided by alternative means, should the piped supply of water fail. The Yorkshire Water emergency response team will notify the supplier of an incident, who will then respond in a manner which minimises customer disruption. To ensure that the service is provided to meet SEMD legislation and Yorkshire Water's performance commitments to it's customers, a number of different activities need performing, including: Clean Water Tankering - Providing bulk water tankers to deliver potable water to designations determined by Yorkshire Water in the event of a supply failure. The supplier would be responsible for providing the fleet and drivers (with necessary training and certification) to respond to the incident within agreed SLAs. Bottled Water Provision - Yorkshire Water requires the ability to purchase bottled water, to be able to deploy to areas where the water supply cannot be restored, or a tanker cannot be deployed. The supplier will be responsible for warehousing and providing stock of bottled water to be able to respond to an incident, where required and to Yorkshire Water specifications. Bottled Water Deployment - Yorkshire Water requires a relationship with a supplier that can deploy bottled water, in the response to an incident where the water supply cannot be restored, or a tanker cannot be deployed. The supplier would be responsible for storing and maintaining levels of stock from the bottled water supplier, as well as the ability to transport and manage the bottled water deployment process, including delivering pallets of bottled water to designated zones within communities and also delivering to vulnerable customers, registered on the Priority Services Register. Warning Card Notices - Where the water is not safe to drink, boil water and rescind notices are required to be delivered to the customer, to inform them. The supplier would be required to print and deliver these notices on behalf of Yorkshire Water, to any affected customers. Suppliers that are wishing to express an interest in Lot 1, should either be able to cover all of the service requirements listed above, or form a partnership with other suppliers that can carry out elements of the service, with them performing the role of lead bidder and being ultimately accountable for the overall delivery of any agreement. Please note, it is Yorkshire Water's intention to award either Lot 1, or Lots 2 to 5, depending on the efficiencies that can be provided through having one accountable supplier for all services. Yorkshire Water Procurement will follow a full EU OJEU process.

Lot 2: Clean Water Tankering Yorkshire Water has a requirement to ensure that a minimum level of service is provided by alternative means, should the piped supply of water fail. The Yorkshire Water emergency response team will notify the supplier of an incident, who will then respond in a manner which minimises customer disruption. To ensure that the service is provided to meet SEMD legislation and Yorkshire Water's performance commitments to its customers, a number of different activities need performing. This Lot is in relation to the following services only: Clean Water Tankering - Providing bulk water tankers to deliver potable water to designations determined by Yorkshire Water in the event of a supply failure. The supplier would be responsible for providing the fleet and drivers (with necessary training and certification) to respond to the incident within agreed SLAs. Suppliers that are wishing to express an interest in this Lot will only be responsible for this part of the service in any agreement. Please note, it is Yorkshire Water's intention to award either Lot 1, or Lots 2 to 5, depending on the efficiencies that can be provided through having one accountable supplier for all services. Yorkshire Water Procurement will follow a full EU OJEU process.

Lot 3: Bottled Water Provision Yorkshire Water has a requirement to ensure that a minimum level of service is provided by alternative means, should the piped supply of water fail. The Yorkshire Water emergency response team will notify the supplier of an incident, who will then respond in a manner which minimises customer disruption. To ensure that the service is provided to meet SEMD legislation and Yorkshire Water's performance commitments to its customers, a number of different activities need performing. This Lot is in relation to the following services only: Bottled Water Provision - Yorkshire Water requires the ability to purchase bottled water, to be able to deploy to areas where the water supply cannot be restored, or a tanker cannot be deployed. The supplier will be responsible for warehousing and providing stock of bottled water to be able to respond to an incident, where required and to Yorkshire Water specifications. Suppliers that are wishing to express an interest in this Lot will only be responsible for this part of the service in any agreement. Please note, it is Yorkshire Water's intention to award either Lot 1, or Lots 2 to 5, depending on the efficiencies that can be provided through having one accountable supplier for all services. Yorkshire Water Procurement will follow a full EU OJEU process.

Lot 4: Bottled Water Deployment Yorkshire Water has a requirement to ensure that a minimum level of service is provided by alternative means, should the piped supply of water fail. The Yorkshire Water emergency response team will notify the supplier of an incident, who will then respond in a manner which minimises customer disruption. To ensure that the service is provided to meet SEMD legislation and Yorkshire Water's performance commitments to its customers, a number of different activities need performing. This Lot is in relation to the following services only: Bottled Water Deployment - Yorkshire Water requires a relationship with a supplier that can deploy bottled water, in the response to an incident where the water supply cannot be restored, or a tanker cannot be deployed. The supplier would be responsible for storing and maintaining levels of stock from the bottled water supplier, as well as the ability to transport and manage the bottled water deployment process, including delivering pallets of bottled water to designated zones within communities and also delivering to vulnerable customers, registered on the Priority Services Register. Suppliers that are wishing to express an interest in this Lot will only be responsible for this part of the service in any agreement. Please note, it is Yorkshire Water's intention to award either Lot 1, or Lots 2 to 5, depending on the efficiencies that can be provided through having one accountable supplier for all services. Yorkshire Water Procurement will follow a full EU OJEU process.

Lot 5: Warning Card Notices Yorkshire Water has a requirement to ensure that a minimum level of service is provided by alternative means, should the piped supply of water fail. The Yorkshire Water emergency response team will notify the supplier of an incident, who will then respond in a manner which minimises customer disruption. To ensure that the service is provided to meet SEMD legislation and Yorkshire Water's performance commitments to its customers, a number of different activities need performing. This Lot is in relation to the following services only: Warning Card Notices - Where the water is not safe to drink, boil water and rescind notices are required to be delivered to the customer, to inform them. The supplier would be required to print and deliver these notices on behalf of Yorkshire Water, to any effected customers. Suppliers that are wishing to express an interest in this Lot will only be responsible for this part of the service in any agreement. Please note, it is Yorkshire Water's intention to award either Lot 1, or Lots 2 to 5, depending on the efficiencies that can be provided through having one accountable supplier for all services. Yorkshire Water Procurement will follow a full EU OJEU process.