Enisca Browne Limited is delighted to announce the extension of the South East Water Minor and Intermediate Non-Infrastructure Frameworks through to the end of AMP7.

Formed in 2015 to deliver Non-infrastructure and MEICA contracts to the UK water sector, Enisca Browne has successfully brought together the complementary skills of parent companies Enisca and J Browne and built on their long track record of delivering for water utility clients. Enisca Browne shares the same values as its parents with a culture of delivering work safely, efficiently and in a collaborative manner.

These framework extensions will see Enisca Browne continue to work collaboratively with South East Water until at least 2025 with the potential of a further extension to 2030, the end of AMP8. The work involves the civil and mechanical design, construction, refurbishment and commissioning of water treatment works and pumping stations across South East Water’s supply area, serving parts of Kent, Sussex, Surrey, Hampshire and Berkshire.

South East Water’s Head of Engineering,Desmond Brown, said: “We are delighted to extend Enisca Browne’s Frameworks for the next investment period and to continue to work with their teams delivering our AMP7 programme of works. Collaborating as a partnership ensures we can innovate on the latest technologies and methods in the industry, helping provide an excellent service for our customers, both now and as part of a sustainable future for water.”

South East Water supplies top quality drinking water to 2.2 million customers in the South East of England. Treating water, from more than 250 boreholes, six rivers and six reservoirs, at one of 83 treatment works the company delivers 517 million litres of water every day.