CDEnviro has been appointed to Northern Ireland Water’s IF005 screens framework for grit removal and treatment systems with its S:MAX sludge screening unit.
This means the company has been identified as a suitably qualified and experienced supplier in the sector. Acceptance to the framework was based on meeting strict requirements in relation to financial stability, health and safety, environmental and quality standards.
CDEnviro will now be invited to tender for all relevant NI Water projects.
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