LOONAR

Potable, process, effluent each read by its own rules

Aerial view of an aeration basin at a wastewater treatment plant

From package to work product

A large RFQ carries hundreds of line items at a value that never justified a careful read. So it gets answered fast, and the points go elsewhere.

Approvals and coatings

Every asset tag, read against WRAS, Regulation 31 and the coating spec.

Loonar takes the treated water, raw water, sludge and dosing scope out of the framework package and lays it out tag by tag: bore, PN rating, end connection, body material, coating thickness, actuation and the potable approval each item needs. WRAS listing sits beside DWI Regulation 31, and every value carries the asset reference and the page it came from.

Technical deviations

Fifty-four items become sixteen decisions.

Loonar rolls the values up against your approvals register, so potable approval is one row covering twenty-two items rather than twenty-two repeated checks. WRAS held on the elastomers but Regulation 31 only on the coating, bought-in 316 bodies for sludge duty, a PVDF lining you do not offer: each one is a deviation with its items and the evidence behind it. The dosing valves with no potable scope stated are flagged before materials are selected.

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The clause register

The framework terms, assessed.

Every clause is classified, risk rated and assessed against your standard positions. A life-of-asset Regulation 31 warranty over an approval the DWI controls, regulatory penalties for supply interruption, four years of firm pricing on ductile iron and stainless: the clauses that carry real exposure surface above the twenty-nine that are already aligned.

Explore solutions

The rest of the range.

See what Loonar reads in your package.

Book 30 minutes and bring a real large RFQ. We run your own package through Loonar and show you the requirement list it builds, every value carrying its page and the approval behind it.