Scotts Awarded NI Water T133 High Voltage Contract
Specialist HV and LV Support for NI Water
Scotts Electrical Services Ltd has been awarded Northern Ireland Water’s T133 High Voltage and Associated Low Voltage Equipment contract.
Valued at £4.5 million excluding VAT, the contract commenced on 19 July 2026 and will run until 18 July 2030, with the potential to be extended until July 2034.
Under the contract, Scotts will provide specialist maintenance, repair, replacement equipment, spare parts and associated support for high voltage and related low voltage equipment across NI Water’s operational asset base.
Supporting Northern Ireland’s Critical Infrastructure
NI Water’s water and wastewater assets provide essential public services to communities across Northern Ireland. Maintaining resilient electrical infrastructure across these operational sites requires specialist technical capability, careful coordination and a strong focus on safety.
Through the T133 contract, Scotts will support both planned maintenance and reactive requirements. This will help NI Water maintain the reliability of its high voltage and associated low voltage equipment while protecting continuity across its operations.
Work will be coordinated around site access, permits, electrical isolation procedures and operational requirements, with clear reporting provided throughout the contract.
Services Covered
The T133 contract covers a broad range of specialist electrical services across NI Water’s operational asset base, including:
- High voltage maintenance and repair support
- Support for associated low voltage equipment
- Replacement equipment and spare parts
- Planned maintenance programming
- Reactive response and remedial works
- Quality reporting and client service meetings
- Skilled labour, materials and specialist technical support
A Safety-Led Delivery Approach
Scotts’ High Voltage Team will support NI Water through a structured contract delivery model centred on safety, responsiveness, technical competence and clear reporting.
Mobilisation will establish site access arrangements, key contacts, asset information, reporting procedures, reactive call-out routes and planned maintenance priorities. Before work proceeds, Scotts will coordinate risk assessments and method statements, permits, isolation procedures and competence requirements for each operational environment.
The contract will combine planned maintenance with responsive repairs and remedial works, supported by timely service records, condition information and recommendations.
This award reflects confidence in Scotts’ specialist capabilities and reinforces our role as a trusted power delivery partner for essential infrastructure.