Meet the 2022 Borehole Users Conference Exhibitors

October 24, 2019

Our flagship Borehole Users Conference returns to Loughborough this year on the 7th November. This day conference has established itself as the essential forum for anyone who uses, manages, owns or plans to develop a private water supply.

The highly acclaimed trade exhibition runs throughout the refreshment and lunch breaks and includes drillers, pump and equipment suppliers, laboratory services, geophysics, monitoring equipment and more.


Meet the 2019 exhibitors below:

Aquaread Limited

The Aquaread range includes multi-parameter water quality monitoring probes for both portable and permanent applications, telemetry and a complete series of water level sensors. The company works actively in the surface water, ground water, waste water and aquaculture markets globally. However, particularly within the UK, where all their products are 100% designed and manufactured. Nevertheless, the company’s manufacturing location is not the only appeal to customers and they strive to deliver excellent service and after sales support.


Bode Water Well Systems

Family owned & founded in 1897, Boode started as a water well drilling company and progressed to become a world leader & innovator in the manufacture of high quality uPVC water well screen & casing systems from the late 1950’s , and, continue to do so today.


Boode ‘Select’ uPVC well screens & casing were the first to be DWi Reg.31 approved & also carry KIWA & WRAS approval.

Boode’s new ‘eco-line’ range slots into the line up offering outstanding value with WRAS approval , alongside our prestige BoodePac dual screens, BGP ‘Gravel Coated’ Screens & ultra efficient CSS ‘continuous slot’ uPVC well screen.


Boode are official agents for Johnson Stainless Steel Screens, Casing & ZSM/JSL riser pipes, Baroid IDP (The ‘original drilling fluids company’) fluids & additives, American Manufacturing mud pumps & spares, PASI borehole monitoring equipment.

 

Envireau Water

Envireau Water provides expert guidance on the management and regulation of natural water systems, with a reputation underpinned by over 20 years of experience.


Everything we do relates to the natural water environment – whether that’s solving problems with surface water, groundwater, or a combination of the two.

This includes services such as borehole and reservoir development; drainage and flood risk assessments; planning support; water discharge and treatment; environmental monitoring & data analysis; permitting and licensing; expert witness; and regulatory negotiation.


Our collaborative team of expert water scientists and engineers offer a unique combination of expertise and experience, underpinned by robust science and technical knowledge, which enables us to deliver real solutions to our clients.

European Geophysical Services

European Geophysical Services was established in 1994. Today are a leading borehole geophysical logging and video surveying company providing a large range of measurements and services to the water, environmental, mining and geotechnical industries. Clients include drilling and exploration companies, most of the water utility companies, major engineering and site investigation companies. Their success is based on an excellent and reliable field service coupled with many years of experience of geophysical interpretation, efficient data processing and high quality reporting.

The European Geophysical Services data presentation format has become an accepted standard with many exploration, geotechnical, water and environmental clients.


Evides

Evides Industriewater and Patrick Parsons can design, build, finance and operate a total water management system for your industrial or commercial site. With water abstraction, treatment, geothermal heat recovery, effluent treatment and water recovery included in the package. Our model guarantees water supply and quality with minimal environmental impact. The added bonus of heat recovery and industrial effluent treatment – all supported by renewable energy – can dramatically reduce the operating cost and carbon footprint of your site.


Northumbrian Water Scientific Services (NWSS)

Northumbrian Water Scientific Services (NWSS) was established in 1991 and since that time we have built a reputation as one of the UK’s leading providers of analytical services.


We provide national coverage from our three extensively equipped UKAS accredited laboratories, producing accurate and reliable results using the latest analytical equipment and best practice techniques, ensuring we remain at the forefront of analytical technology.


We employ over 100 chemists and microbiologists and our technical expertise in microbiology and chemistry is matched by a strong focus on customer service. We have a 16 strong team dedicated to managing our client’s analytical projects.

Geoquip Water Solutions Ltd

Geoquip Water Solutions Ltd are specialist suppliers to the water industry, providing equipment and technical solutions for water supply and water projects. They supply and advise on submersible borehole pumps, control panels, telemetry, downhole cameras, flexible rising mains & filtration.

They are strategic partners with Franklin Electric in the UK. Experienced suppliers to construction dewatering, they advise on special projects and remote location capability. Geoquip Water Solutions stock the widest range borehole inspection systems, from full portable video systems to skid trailer mounted systems. Their range of borehole rehabilitation treatments is government approved, internationally renowned and used worldwide. Their products remove and control mineral contamination & Iron related bacteria problems.

 

In-Situ Europe Ltd

In-Situ Inc. designs, manufactures, and rents sampling, water quantity and quality instrumentation for groundwater, surface water, and coastal waters. Known for innovating top-quality water monitoring equipment, they also provide a full-solution offering for decision-quality data via easy integration with telemetry and data services.

For nearly 40 years, In-Situ products have provided accurate results and reliable operation in harsh monitoring conditions. Applications include aquifer characterization, mining, oil/gas, remediation, aquaculture, and more.

In-Situ offers world-class technical support 24/7 through a global network of regional offices and distributors, and is headquartered in Fort Collins, Co., USA.

 

Invicta

Invicta Water Treatment provide robust solutions for boreholes. They supply turn key systems from pumps, tanks, controls, dosing, filtration and disinfection, turning non-wholesome supplies into drinkable wholesome water. They pride themselves on detail, complying with Water Regs and British Standards wherever possible; supplying a final commissioning and system disinfection certificate, maintenance schedule and final water analysis to the end user. Their in-house chemist, Stefan Massingham, has over 25 years experience of water treatment and brings a breadth of knowledge and experience to every project no matter the size from simple filters through to remote-controlled reservoir supplies. They engineer water for you.

 

Stuwa

Stuwa is a family-run business and a leading manufacturer of high-quality well-construction technology. They are able to look back on over 130 years of ‘Made in Germany’ experience and expertise in the production of well screens in PVC / steel and stainless steel, as well as geothermal products and drilling accessories.

They provide innovative solutions in the field of water extraction, water retention and water discharge. The fourth generation of the company are now developing and producing ways to utilise surface geothermal heat sources. Based on intensive consultation and cooperative exchange of ideas with our partners, Stuwa always find the optimal complete solution.

 

WB & AD Morgan Ltd

WB & AD Morgan (a SafeLane Global Company) works nationally, drilling boreholes for public water supply companies, water bottlers and brewers. It serves farmers for crop irrigation and general water supplies, as well as hospitals, schools and domestic private water supplies.

The company is expert in drilling boreholes for large open loop ground source heat pump (GSHP) projects. In addition, it tests pump boreholes and collects data for Environment Agency abstraction license applications. It undertakes ground works for supply connections, and supplies and installs permanent pumping equipment, real-time down-hole data collection for remote monitoring, inverter drives for efficient control of the pumping systems – and provides a water collection service for quality sampling. It provides treatment for both chemical and micro-biological issues.

WB & AD Morgan has a dedicated crew for on-going maintenance; it also undertakes refurbishment works to re-establish old boreholes or safely decommissions those no longer required. It is a complete end to end solutions provider for independent water supplies.

 

If you’ve not already booked your #BHUC2019 ticket, do it now! You don’t want to miss this industry-leading conference.


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