National Highways Extends Framework Agreement

ECS Engineering Services has been reappointed by National Highways, formerly Highways England, to maintain multiple drainage pumping stations in Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire.

The original three-year agreement has been extended for another year, covering regular inspections and maintenance on the sites.

Designed to provide surface water management in very severe weather conditions, the pumping stations minimise flood risks during these rare events. ECS is a leading provider of electromechanical engineering solutions to the water industry, maintaining pumping stations nationwide and holding multiple framework agreements with UK water authorities.

Steve Crapper, Precontract Director at ECS, said: “We are very pleased to announce that our agreement with National Highways has been extended for another year. With many key roads in this area, including the M1 motorway, it is important that we ensure the stations are in optimal condition. A seamless, turnkey electromechanical service means we can support all aspects of these vital water control installations, helping to keep roads clear.”

As part of the agreement, ECS provides a 24/7 rapid response service for any emergency situations, with skilled engineers guaranteed to be on-site within three hours of the initial call-out. Furthermore, inspections and maintenance work are carried out at night to reduce disruption to daytime traffic. ECS also organises any traffic management equipment required.

ECS Engineering Services provides solutions to the water, power and infrastructure sectors. Operating a dedicated, high-capacity design and fabrications facility at its headquarters in Nottinghamshire, the business backs this up with highly knowledgeable on-site teams that can provide turnkey project management.

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