United Living awarded major National Gas Transmission Asset Health Framework

United Living Group, the provider of infrastructure, affordable housing, property services, and telecoms, is pleased to announce that its subsidiary, United Living Infrastructure Services (ULIS), has been awarded a partnership contract to deliver major National Gas Asset Health for Above-Ground Installation (AGI) works in the South East of England. ULIS will carry out all AGI works in the region, including key National Gas sites in Essex, Suffolk, and East Anglia. The multi-million-pound project has commenced and will run for the next two years.

This partnership is a contract under the National Gas Transmission Asset Health Framework which ULIS was successful in being awarded a place on in 2022. The National Gas Transmission Asset Health Framework is critical to developing and maintaining a reliable, safe, and secure network that can support the UK’s transition to a low-carbon future.

Works range from multi-asset replacement to extensive refurbishment, with the scope for these works including AGI asset replacement, AGI upgrades, Pressure Reduction Station works, cathodic protection, and customer diversions.

Conor Bray, Managing Director, United Living Infrastructure Services, commented:

“We are delighted to have been awarded these significant works under the National Gas Transmission Asset Health Framework. We look forward to building on our existing relationship with National Gas and helping them to deliver sustainable gas infrastructure across the South East.

“The Asset Health Framework is a key contract for National Gas Transmission, and our team of skilled staff will play a leading role in ensuring assets are upgraded and improved in a timely, cost-efficient manner.”

Jonathon Thorns, Project Director, National Gas, commented:

“The Asset Health Partnership is critical for securing the long-term capacity needed to ensure the ongoing security and resilience of National Gas’ network over the coming years. It allows us and our partners to invest in the people, skills and innovation needed to deliver increased Asset Health work across the network.”