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IDNO/ICP

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Hello Chaps/Chapesses, 

I've been asked to look at using an IDNO/ICP to undertake the contestable part of a new connection, the client is hoping it will save some money rather than the DNO doing all the works. The list of providers is slightly overwhelming so I thought I would see if anyone has done this before and had any recommendations? 

It's a new 500kVA substation and 7 individual 3 phase connections to industrial units. 

Thanks in advance! 

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    the client made payment in a timely manner so can't blame them this time! 

    I didn't realise that once the client has accepted the quote, there is the opportunity to get the contestable works refunded to pay the ICP.

    Regards

    BOD

     

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    the client made payment in a timely manner so can't blame them this time! 

    I didn't realise that once the client has accepted the quote, there is the opportunity to get the contestable works refunded to pay the ICP.

    Regards

    BOD

     

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