Contact

Tell us what your network looks like today.

Pilots start with one or two district metered areas, a building portfolio, or an irrigation scheme. Give us the shape of the network and how it is metered now, and we will come back with a scope, a node count and a price.

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Please enter your name.

Please enter a valid email address, for example name@council.gov.

Water department, authority, council, facilities operator, cooperative or industrial site.

Please tell us which organisation you are writing from.

Please choose a network size.

Please tell us what you are after.

Meter types and ages, how often they are read, whether the network is split into district metered areas, and what your current view of losses is.

Please add a short description — twenty characters or more.

We use what you send only to answer you. No newsletter, no third-party sharing.

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Written enquiries are answered within two working days. Send network drawings, asset registers or meter schedules as attachments if you already have them.

What happens next

  1. We read what you sent and reply with clarifying questions — usually about meter types, zone boundaries and how reads reach your billing system.
  2. A short call to walk the network on a map and agree which one or two districts make the most sensible pilot.
  3. You get a written pilot scope: node count, positions, indicative cost, installation plan and what the first four weeks will and will not tell you.
Useful to have ready
  • Approximate connection count and network length
  • Whether district metered areas already exist
  • Meter makes and ages, and the current reading cycle
  • Any existing estimate of non-revenue water

None of this is required to make contact — it just makes the first reply more useful.