St Helens appoints water treatment firm

17 June 2011 09:41 Comments (0)

St Helens Council has appointed Skelmersdale-based Hydraclean to undertake monthly monitoring of installed hot and cold water services on all council-owned houses.

The £369,660 contract includes sampling water for the bacteria legionella, inspections of water tanks, shower disinfections and other related testing.

The duration of the contract was not disclosed.

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