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Good Growth investment supports launch of cutting-edge robotic welding technology at ELIQUO HYDROK

Advanced automated robotic welding cells, enable a significant increase in production capacity, improved efficiency and enhanced safety

By: D Brown

Published: February 11, 2026

Good Growth investment supports launch of cutting-edge robotic welding technology at ELIQUO HYDROK

Cornwall-based water technology specialists Eliquo Hydrok have unveiled a major new engineering innovation at their Indian Queens headquarters, following investment through the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Good Growth Programme, funded by the UK Government’s Shared Prosperity Fund.

The company has installed one of Europe’s most advanced automated robotic welding cells, enabling it to significantly increase production capacity, improve efficiency and enhance safety, supporting the manufacture of technologies that help improve water quality of rivers and seas.

The investment has already contributed to the creation of new jobs across engineering, production and support roles, alongside new training opportunities to upskill existing staff in advanced manufacturing and digital technologies.

To mark the launch, Eliquo Hydrok hosted a “Robotic Welding Cell and Talent Development Workshop”, at their Manufacturing Centre of Excellence bringing together partners from industry and skills to see the technology in action and to explore how Cornwall can build the specialist workforce needed for the water sector’s future.

The new welding system is purpose designed for large scale water treatment systems, strengthening the company’s ability to deliver essential infrastructure that removes pollutants from wastewater and reduces storm overflow impacts. This comes at a critical moment during AMP8 (2025–2030), when demand for tertiary filtration and stormwater treatment products has grown substantially.

At the centre of the upgrade is a pioneering telescopic Z Stroke Welding system, which is the first of its kind in Europe. This innovative design removes the need for deep pits traditionally used to rotate heavy tanks, allowing welding to be carried out safely at full height within the existing factory footprint. Paired with an intelligent 2D weld seam tracking system, the configuration adapts in real time to variations in materials and surface conditions, ensuring highly accurate, consistent welds.

Matt Down, Managing Director at Eliquo Hydrok, said:

“The significant investment in robotic welding is a demonstration of our commitment to our customers towards delivering the improvements needed in water quality during AMP8 and positions us as not only a Centre of Excellence for welding in the Southwest but within the UK”

Peter Wroe, Managing Director and CFO, Eliquo Hydrok, said:

“As Eliquo Hydrok moves towards its 30th year, we continue to adapt to the needs of the industry by investing in cutting-edge technology, alongside training and upskilling our team. We are grateful to the Shared Prosperity Fund for investing alongside us to support economic growth in Cornwall” –

Councillor Tim Dwelly, Cornwall Council’s portfolio holder for Economic Regeneration & Investment, said:

“Eliquo Hydrok’s new robotic welding cell is a great example of how Good Growth Shared Prosperity Fund investment is helping local businesses expand, adopt cutting edge technology and create high quality jobs. It’s also encouraging to see a local business focused on delivering real solutions that improve the water quality of our rivers and seas.”

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Tendering Engineer – Stormwater

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Demand for our products continues to grow, so we are expanding the Tendering team in our Cornwall, Wolverhampton and Barnsley offices (all with hybrid working Monday and Friday). You will have engineering project experience, commercial finance experience or management accountant experience and the aptitude to cost and price projects for implementation across the UK and Europe. Experienced Mechanical or Civil Tendering Engineers play a key part in our growth plans by managing the preparation of tenders for NEC3/ NEC4 subcontracts typically ranging from £0.5m to £1m, sometimes up to £10m. What you'll be doing:Deliver major projects for sustainable water treatment solutions which facilitate healthy rivers, seas and drinking water p...

Tendering Engineer – Stormwater

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Sectors: Water Resources

Categories: Commercial, Contract, Planning/Pre-Contract, Project Delivery

Locations: South West, UK Nationwide

Apply by: 02 Jan 2026

Contract: Full Time

What you’ll be doing:

Deliver major projects for sustainable water treatment solutions which facilitate healthy rivers, seas and drinking water provision.
Managing a portfolio of tendering and estimating of water and wastewater treatment projects from initial enquiry through cost and price development to tender submissions and order placement to meet customer tender deadlines.
Assist in establishing a solution to the client’s requirements and undertake feasibility studies with the Engineering, Projects and Supply Chain team
Prepare and analyse project costings for tenders, including materials, quantities, labour and time
Develop a sound working knowledge of the company’s engineering and technology (training will be provided)
Compiling tender documentation for submission to client, submitting offers to client document portal (i.e. Bravo, CEMAR, a-site, Ariba etc.)

Who we are looking for:

Experience of water/utility engineering, manufacturing, process engineering, (desirable)
Experience of MS Dynamics 365 or similar ERP systems (desirable)
Experience of Europe/global customer contracts, (desirable)

Key attributes we are looking for:

Excellent presentation and communication skills with ability to communicate concisely, assertively and effectively with customers and internal Board of Directors.
High level of accuracy and attention to detail.
Team player, role requires stakeholder management in a collaborative working environment
Ability to handle sensitive information confidentially and with integrity.

About us

ELIQUO HYDROK is an award-winning, established and growing, market leader. We provide water treatment solutions that keep seas and rivers clean and drinking water safe. From flood water management to sewage filtration systems, we provide innovative, environmentally considerate, cost-effective, and practical solutions to municipal water companies.

We’re passionate about our people, offering a range of benefits to our valued employees, including hybrid working and a Medicash healthcare plan. You will be part of a team of 180+ colleagues delivering high-quality, essential services underpinning water infrastructure and environmental improvement across the UK.

Inclusion & Diversity

At Eliquo Hydrok, we are committed to fostering a culture of Fairness, Inclusion and Respect across all areas of our business. We actively promote equality and diversity, and do not tolerate discrimination of any kind – whether based on gender, race, disability, age, religion, sexual orientation, or employment status. Our goal is to ensure that every individual, regardless of background, feels respected, valued, and empowered to reach their full potential. To support fairness in our recruitment process, we ask all applicants to complete an Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) survey after applying. This helps us monitor and improve our practices, ensuring equal access to opportunities for everyone.

Benefits

Flexible/hybrid working options available
Medicash Health Plan
Company Pension
Sick Pay
On-site parking
Cycle to Work Scheme
Company Events
Appraisal and Personal Development programme

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