Awarded contract

Thames Water Utility Diversion Payments for Oxford Flood Alleviation Scheme

Status
Awarded
Published 31 Jul 2026

The Environment Agency requires payment processing for Thames Water utility diversions needed to clear the construction pathway for the Oxford Flood Alleviation Scheme.

United Kingdom· LondonPublished 31 Jul 2026· 1 weeks agoFind a Tender

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    United Kingdom
    London

Suppliers

1 supplier

Lifecycle

Awarded

Contract awarded. Originally published 1 weeks ago.

31 July 2026
Awarded — no open tender advertised

Brief

The Environment Agency is seeking to make payments for the diversion of utility infrastructure owned and operated by Thames Water to support the construction of the Oxford Flood Alleviation Scheme. This opportunity involves coordinating and funding the relocation of a significant number of Thames Water utilities (including water mains, sewers, and related infrastructure) that currently obstruct the proposed flood defense construction site. Suppliers and contractors involved in utility diversion projects should be aware that this work is essential to clear the way for flood alleviation infrastructure development in the Oxford area.

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