CRL Partners with Anglian Water
for Major Investment in
East of England
for Major Investment in
East of England
Jaimi Wallin
16/06/25
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Since the Storage Point Framework began in 2013, CRL has worked in close collaboration with Anglian Water and its partners. Together, they've successfully delivered a diverse range of projects, from essential reactive maintenance to extensive major refurbishments. The strength of this relationship is a testament to the dedication of both Anglian Water and CRL, and to their shared commitment to core values.
The current framework has already identified over 70 storage point assets requiring inspection and maintenance within its first year alone. Delivering on this program will demand robust programme management, comprehensive progress and performance reporting, stringent quality assurance, and meticulous commissioning.
CRL looks forward to further strengthening the relationships established during previous AMP cycles. This new framework presents a valuable opportunity to develop the partnership even further and continue CRL's growth within the sector.
The current framework has already identified over 70 storage point assets requiring inspection and maintenance within its first year alone. Delivering on this program will demand robust programme management, comprehensive progress and performance reporting, stringent quality assurance, and meticulous commissioning.
CRL looks forward to further strengthening the relationships established during previous AMP cycles. This new framework presents a valuable opportunity to develop the partnership even further and continue CRL's growth within the sector.
CRL, operating from its Mitcham and Chesterfield regions, has been selected as a primary delivery partner for Anglian Water's latest Storage Point Optimisation Programme. This marks a significant continuation of a successful partnership that has spanned over 12 years.
This substantial investment is part of Anglian Water's proposed £9 billion AMP8 plan, a record investment portfolio set to bring much-needed improvements across the East of England between 2025 and 2030.
This substantial investment is part of Anglian Water's proposed £9 billion AMP8 plan, a record investment portfolio set to bring much-needed improvements across the East of England between 2025 and 2030.