Innovative Solids Separation Technologies for Wastewater Treatment

United Utilities Water Limited

Value: Value not stated
Stage: Early notice
Where: North West
Lots: 1
Suitable for SMEs: Yes, says the buyer
Contract: 1 Dec 2026 – 1 Dec 2027

In plain English

United Utilities wants to hear from suppliers of innovative solids separation technology for wastewater, specifically centrifugal, cyclonic or vortex-based methods that remove suspended solids without filters, membranes or cloth barriers. The notice indicates a period from December 2026 to December 2027 in the North West water region.

Good fit for: Water treatment equipment makers and engineering firms with hydrocyclone, centrifugal or vortex separation products.

Watch out: Technology must not rely on filtration media, membranes or cloth filters

Written with AI from the official notice. Check the notice before relying on it.

What the buyer says

United Utilities is seeking information from suppliers offering innovative solids separation technologies for wastewater treatment applications. We are particularly interested in solutions that use centrifugal, cyclonic or vortex-based separation principles to remove suspended solids from wastewater streams without reliance on conventional filtration media, membranes, cloth filters or similar physical filtration barriers.

Read the official notice

Procedure: not stated. Published 15 Sep 2026.

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