EJ Peak Technology Solutions, a part of the Edwin James Group, has recently secured a significant framework with Yorkshire Water, marking a major development in the tech world. The company will be undertaking substantial projects related to Motor Control Centres and Systems Integration, valued at millions of pounds.
Following a competitive tender process, the contract is initially set to span four years, with the potential for a four-year extension. EJ Peak will be tasked with working on existing Yorkshire Water assets and integrating new assets into the network, including PLCs and intelligent motor control centres.
Furthermore, the company’s recent establishment of a new office in Leeds will lead to increased employment opportunities for individuals in the local area to support this contract.
Michael Thomas, the Executive Director at Peak Technology Solutions, expressed his enthusiasm for the new venture, stating: “We are delighted to have secured this new framework with Yorkshire Water and are eager to collaborate with them on their business plan. With two decades of experience supporting systems integration, automation, and digital technology innovation within the utilities sector, we look forward to the collaboration.”
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