United Utilities and HACH LANGE have extended a Framework Agreement originally signed in May 2006 and added two new sensors; the LDO™ (Luminescent Dissolved Oxygen) sensor and the NH4D ammonium sensor.
Improved efficiency and a reduction in water monitoring costs have been the stand out benefits of a Framework Agreement extension between leading analytical instrumentation company HACH LANGE and United Utilities. The new extension will run until April 2011.
The original agreement, was for the design, manufacture, supply and delivery of a range of on-line instrumentation and auxiliary systems for monitoring and control applications on a number of water and wastewater assets. These included turbidity meters, dissolved oxygen analysers, suspended solids monitors, phosphate monitors, ammonium monitors and conductivity analysers.
Greg Waters, Contract Formulator (Kit Frameworks) at United Utilities, explained: “There were some changes to the Framework Agreement when it came to the extension, particularly with the addition of these two new instruments. The technology employed by the LDO™ probe has enabled us to perform measurements more efficiently and accurately.
“As a result of the Framework Agreement with HACH LANGE we had already developed a good relationship with the company and its staff, which meant that HACH LANGE was aware of our needs and the level of service that we expect.”
For more information contact;
HACH LANGE LTD, Salford, Manchester
Tel +44(0)161 872 1487 Fax +44(0)161 848 7324
Web: www.hach-lange.co.uk
