Design Automation Platform Tender

• Country: United Kingdom
• Summary: Design Automation Platform
• GBT Ref No: 137977553
• Deadline: 15 Apr 2026
• Financier: Self Financed
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
• Document Ref. No.: Doc3025057952
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• Description:
• Severn Trent requires a commercial, off-the-shelf SaaS platform that is capable of automating preliminary design for water and wastewater treatment infrastructure. The current approach to early-stage design requires manual calculations and analysis of varied datasets, followed by document production for design reviews and governance, resulting in inefficient ways of working and substantial design rework. We require a design solution to bring automation to this end-to-end process, helping our design teams quickly produce and evaluate design options, accelerating the overall design process. The platform must combine all of the following capabilities within one solution (not delivered as separate, disconnected modules): 1. Domain Depth & Embedded Engineering Knowledge: These requirements ensure the solution is a true engineering platform - not a custom tool or services proxy. Engineering standards, heuristics, and design rules must be explicitly encoded within the platform itself, rather than inferred from documents, learned from examples, or left to user judgement. 2. Native support for water and wastewater treatment assets: The platform must natively support water and wastewater treatment infrastructure. This includes process-driven layouts, unit process sequencing, equipment sizing, and regulatory or code-driven constraints, without requiring custom modelling or scripting. 3. Standards-driven and deterministic behaviour: Design behaviour must be governed by explicit engineeri...
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