Leeds-based water industry supplier wins £1m contract with IWJS
Ant Hire, a Leeds-based supplier of specialist testing and construction equipment to the water industry, has secured a £1m contract with Industrial Water Jetting Systems Limited (IWJS).
IWJS, an approved sub-contractor for Yorkshire Water, has appointed Ant Hire as its water and drainage solutions provider for the next five years.
Under the contract, Ant Hire will provide IWJS with lateral pipe cutting robots, its PatchBox Pipe Repair Kit and other drain consumables to help the wastewater management company deliver planned and reactive works for its water utility clients.
The contract, with IWJS’s Leeds depot, builds on Ant Hire’s existing relationship with its Manchester and Suffolk depots.
Antony Scott, director at Ant Hire, said: “We are delighted to have secured this significant contract which not only strengthens our existing relationship with IWJS, but also allows us to showcase our commitment and dedication to providing innovative products and customer-focused solutions by working closely with one of the leading drainage contractors within Yorkshire Water.”
Ronnie McMillan, IWJS contracts manager, added: “Ant Hire’s innovative products and solutions are competitively priced, have widespread availability and are perfectly suited to our day-to-day needs.
“As well as Ant Hire’s ability to cater to our requirements regardless of the geography or complexity of the project, the team’s friendly and pragmatic approach, willingness to exceed expectations and first class service delivery are what set them apart from the competition.
“We look forward to further developing our business relationship with them and helping thousands of businesses across Yorkshire to access essential water services.”
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