Emergency Water Supply

Emergency Water Suppliers

Providing Emergency Water Supply to London

Tardis H2O provided bulk emergency water to a London clinic. We provided water to a meat processing factory in Derbyshire. We also supplied emergency water to an estate in Enfield, Middlesex. Many people have been without water for eight days due to a burst water main.

All these situations involved tankers. In Enfield, it required two static water tanks. Tardis H2O provide the static tanks and water supply to store the drinking water.

Like the tanker which delivered the water, the vessels were pre-treated. We ensure they were scrupulously clean and therefore fit to store drinking water.

Emergency Water Supply Storage

Other emergency situations may cause for a different storage method. On construction sites, such a towable bowser is an option. The instant standby for drinking water, is the deployment of bottled water by the pallet.

Tardis H2O steps up to the plate in emergency situations. We have the tanker fleet, the trained personnel and the expertise to deploy water and storage solutions. Especially where water services are needed urgently.

As we mentioned above. Where drinking water is concerned, tankers and storage vessels are pre treated. Hoses and fittings are used to convey water are WRAS approved.

Drivers are EUSR trained.

Tanker deliveries can be up to 30,000 litres per load.

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Ideal Vessels For Emergency Water Storage:

Tardis provide many items for hire to suit your water needs. For the best emergency water storage, please see below.

Towable water bowsers are ideal for smaller capacity requirements, available in 1000 and 2000 litre variables.
Static water tanks are available in 5000 litre and 10,000 litre capacities as standard.
Tanker storage barrels offer the largest storage capacity up to 32,000 litres.

All of the above water vessels can be prepared for the storage of clean water or quality assured drinking water. Your requirement will depend on the waters intended use.

When supplying a temporary drinking water supply, it is the responsibility of the site manager to ensure the continued quality and it’s fitness for purpose. This means water testing every 24 hours or until the water is replenished.

Bottled water by the pallet is often the simplest and fastest option in an emergency situation where drinking water is required. We’d recommend you consider bottled water within your contingency plan, especially when supplying water for welfare. Bottle sizes ranging from 330ml up to 1.5 litres are in stock ready for deployment.

This is a classic case of how we meet emergency water supply needs. Following freezing weather conditions across the UK, many water mains burst and supply was cut off to consumers and business alikes. In this case, we supplied quality assured drinking water to a housing estate in North London.