Today our parent company M Group Services has announced that its wastewater network services subsidiary, IWJS, has completed the acquisition of the drainage division of Tomato Plant Company (TPC). As a specialist wastewater network service provider to the transport, utility and industrial sectors, TPC undertakes high pressure jetting, interceptor maintenance, pollution...
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Today our parent company M Group Services (‘the Group’), a leading provider of services to essential infrastructure markets in the UK, with a turnover of over £1bn, has announced the acquisition of Avonline Networks. Avonline Networks is a specialist provider of telecom network build and installation services on behalf of network providers,...
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Today we are excited to announce that we have been acquired by M Group Services (‘the Group’), a leading provider of services to essential infrastructure markets in the UK, with a turnover of over £1bn. As one of the leading providers of wastewater network services to the water, transport and environmental...
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IWJS secure important project with Thames Water worth circa £2m. We are totally delighted to announce that IWJS were selected to deliver the removal of 16000 tonnes of waste from the 4 storm tanks at Crossness STW. The project will create some much needed capacity required during wet weather events....
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Christopher Stewart, Managing Director of IWJS, had this to say about this significant new business with Thames: “This is fantastic news for us all at IWJS. Over the years we’ve built steadily, a solid reputation for service with Thames Water, delivering many key projects for them across our sector. Strengthening...
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IWJS has successfully been awarded significant new business from the Environment Agency (EA) with work on their South East Framework, following tough and lengthy tendering for this important contract for the Company valued at £1m. The work will feature providing services for the Environment Agency predominantly in the South East...
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