Title: |
Selling into the UK Water and Wastewater Treatment Industries
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Resource Type: |
document --> technical publication --> report
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Country: |
United Kingdom
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Year: |
2007 |
Availability: |
Research Report
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Author 1/Producer: |
IMS Consulting
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Author / Producer Type: |
Media and publishers sector
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Publisher: |
IMS Consulting
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Publisher City: |
IMS Marketing Communications Group plc
62 Queen Sq
Bristol
BS1 4JZ
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Format (e.g. PDF): |
PDF
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Size: (e.g. 20mb) |
114
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EUGRIS Keyword(s): |
Water and sanitation-->Industrial water Water and sanitation-->Pollution Water and sanitation-->Wastewater Water and sanitation-->Water and sanitation Water and sanitation-->Water supply
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Short description: |
A report that provides essential up-to-the-minute business intelligence, helping you find out about current and future expenditure in the UK Water and Wastewater Industry. Report includes...
- In-depth information on framework agreements, one-off and term maintenance contracts.
- Key drivers for investment and purchasing decisions.
- Current and upcoming investment plans and projects
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Long description: |
The UK water and wastewater companies are set to accelerate their maintenance, infrastructure, quality and environmental improvements during the next three years of the current five year £17-billion plus investment programme in order to make up for delays at the start of the cycle.
The UK water and wastewater companies are set to accelerate their maintenance, infrastructure, quality and environmental improvements during the next three years of the current five year £17-billion plus investment programme in order to make up for delays at the start of the cycle. A new Report from water industry specialists IMS Consulting Selling into the UK Water and Wastewater Industry 2007-08 looks in detail at progress on the 2005-10 AMP 4 investment programme to date on a company-by-company basis, together with a detailed analysis of the key drivers behind purchasing decisions in the industry
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Submitted By:
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Mr Mark Corderoy WhoDoesWhat?
Last update: 04/07/2007
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