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News Release from: BSS Manor
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 05 April 2005
BSS Manor serves water treatment
industry
Manor - the BSS Industrial specialist for copper and plastic piping - has been relaunched to offer an extended product portfolio of plastic pipes, fittings and valves for the water treatment industry
Manor - the BSS Industrial specialist for copper and plastic piping - has been relaunched to offer an extended product portfolio of plastic pipes, fittings and valves and in depth industry expertise to meet the requirements of contractors working within the water treatment industry Manor is geared up to support the roll out of the next phase of asset management planningin the water industry - AMP 4 - which is due to start in April 2005
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 9 Dec 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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The Manor team of technical experts has developed a focused portfolio of products for use by contractors working on AMP 4 programmes.
AMP 4 is a five year programme of improvements to the environmental infrastructure of the water industry and is designed to secure the long term reliability of water and sewerage systems.
AMP 4 will cost GBP15 billion and will be funded by an increase in water costs of approximately 13%.
Ian Smith, Manor National Sales Manager, explains: "At Manor, we are well placed to provide the right products, technical support and project management for contractors working on a diverse range of water industry projects, including AMP 4.
We are also able to link up with Pegler and Louden - the BSS Industrial valve and actuator specialist - to offer contractors integrated single source solutions.".
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