Supply and servicing of Waste Gas Burner (For Biogas Application)

⁠⁠⁠As Australia’s largest water utility, we have an obligation to improve the lives of our customers, communities and environment. We are working towards ensuring that no one is exploited in the provision of goods and services to or on behalf of Sydney Water; that we operate as a sustainable business; and continue to work with of our First Nations peoples to protect water and land; and to address inequalities.

From a procurement perspective this means:

-Eliminating the risk of Modern Slavery in our supply chain

-Becoming a Supply Nation member to improve Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander supplier diversity

-Not harming the environment by sourcing recycled, reused or sustainable goods and services

We want to do business with people who share our values. When submitting your tender application please provide an overview of your enterprise’s Corporate Social Responsibility efforts.

The purpose of Procurement at Sydney Water is to get the goods, services and facilities it needs, when it needs them and for the right cost. Procurement is a key enabler and contributor to the success of our strategic objectives and fulfilling our vision to create a better life through world-class water services. As our customers reply on us for reliable, high quality services at affordable prices, we partner with an extensive range of suppliers to help us create thriving, liveable and sustainable cities. It’s crucial that we undertake procurement activities ethically and equitably to ensure that the best commercial outcomes are achieved in line with our organisational values and statutory obligations

We are looking for Expressions of Interest for the Design, Supply, Maintenance and Technical support of Waste Gas Burners and other equipment associated with sludge digestion units i.e: Digester Roof Flame Arrestors, Pressure & Vacuum Relief Valves, Condensation/Sediment Traps etc. Note: Sydney Water uses low-pressure biogas for Waste Gas Burners (between 1.0 kPa to 4.5 kPa) and permanently lit pilot flames using the pressures above, without compressing the biogas.