Emergency water supplies are a vital component of disaster response and contingency planning in the United Kingdom. During emergencies like natural disasters, infrastructure damage, or other incidents that disrupt the water supply, having emergency water supplies can save lives and reduce the impact of water shortages on the population.

The UK government requires local authorities to establish emergency water supplies to meet the basic needs of the population in case of a water outage. Emergency water supplies may be in the form of water storage tanks, bottled water, or mobile water trucks, which can be quickly deployed to affected areas.

Water companies are responsible for maintaining their emergency water supplies. Water companies must have mobile water treatment plants, water tankers, and other water distribution equipment available to respond promptly to emergencies.

Additionally, we and other private companies offer bulk bottled water delivery services for emergencies, providing  bottled water to emergency shelters, hospitals, and other critical infrastructure to ensure a constant supply of clean and safe drinking water.

At The Drinking Water Club, we provide emergency water supplies and bottled water delivery services to businesses and organisations. We understand the importance of clean and safe drinking water, especially during emergencies, and we are committed to helping our clients prepare for and respond to water shortages. Our services are reliable, efficient, and cost-effective, and we work closely with our clients to ensure we meet their needs during emergencies. Contact us today to learn more about emergency water supply services.

Emergency Water Supplies

Support when there is an emergency with same day supplies by tanker, bowsers and bottled water.

Water for welfare in Emergencies

When the normal water supply is disrupted, welfare service providers must have access to an emergency water.

Contingency Planning for Emergencies

Contingency planning to ensure continuity of operations and reduce the impact of  shortages.

Responding to water supply emergencies…

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