Private Limited Company

UNITED INFRASTRUCTURE POWER T&D LIMITED

ActiveCompany 11829648United Kingdom
Bulk record snapshot1 OCT 2026Source details →

Registered office

BUILDING 4 CLEARWATER, LINGLEY MERE BUSINESS PARK, WARRINGTON, UNITED KINGDOM, WA5 3UZ
Incorporated15 February 2019
Company age7 years

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Company description

BritDB description

UNITED INFRASTRUCTURE POWER T&D LIMITED is a UK company whose Companies House status is “Active” and whose registered company type is “Private Limited Company”. Incorporated on 15 February 2019; registered for 7 years; registered office reported in WARRINGTON, UNITED KINGDOM. Its primary declared activity is 35120 · Transmission of electricity.

This BritDB profile also contains linked public records: 2 procurement records, 1 waste registration. This description is assembled from public data, is not a reliability assessment, and should be checked against the cited sources before a legally significant decision.

Prepared from public dataChecked 10 October 2026 · 10 profile sources connected
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01 Company overview

Identity and registration

Snapshot 1 October 2026
Official name
UNITED INFRASTRUCTURE POWER T&D LIMITED
Company number
11829648
Company type
Private Limited Company
Status
Active
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Dissolution date
Not supplied
Accounts category
AUDIT EXEMPTION SUBSIDIARY
Mortgage charges
3 total · 2 outstanding · 1 satisfied
Limited partnership members
0 general · 0 limited
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02 Filing dates

Accounts and statements

Companies House
AccountsBulk record

Last accounts made up to

31 December 2024

Next accounts due

31 December 2026
Confirmation statementBulk record

Last statement made up to

14 February 2026

Next statement due

28 February 2027
Filing source and official link →

BritDB does not infer overdue status when the source does not state it.

03 Workforce reporting

Gender pay gap

Reporting year 2025–2026
Employer size250 to 499
Median hourly gap42.2%
Mean hourly gap37.6%
Submitted3 April 2026
Submission deadline5 April 2026
Submission timingSubmitted by deadline
Median bonus gap
73.3%
Mean bonus gap
75.2%
Women receiving bonus
22.0%
Men receiving bonus
36.7%
Women in top quartile
3.0%
Women in upper middle quartile
3.0%
Women in lower middle quartile
15.0%
Women in lower quartile
38.0%
Earlier reporting years (5)
  1. Less than 25030.6% median hourly gap
  2. Less than 25037.6% median hourly gap
  3. Less than 25027.7% median hourly gap
  4. Less than 25043.0% median hourly gap
  5. Less than 25039.2% median hourly gap
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04 Supplier payments

Payment practices and performance

Period to 30 June 2025
Average time to pay57.0 days
Paid within 30 days19.0%
Paid after 60 days50.0%
Not paid within terms85.0%
Reporting period
1 January 2025 – 30 June 2025
Filed
1 August 2025
Shortest standard term
0 days
Longest standard term
60 days
E-invoicing offered
No
Supply-chain finance
Not offered
Payment codes
No
Construction retentions
No qualifying construction contracts
Complete reported payment fields
Policy regime
Regime-2
Financial period started
1 January 2025
Qualifying contracts
Yes
Payments made
Yes
Invoice value paid within 30 days
£2,498,117
Invoice value paid in 31–60 days
£5,110,869
Invoice value paid after 60 days
£3,183,518
Invoice value paid outside agreed terms
£6,858,053
Invoices paid in 31–60 days
31.0%
Invoices unpaid due to dispute
0.0%
Maximum contractual payment period
60 days
Supplier-list charging policy
No
Supplier-list charges made
No
Reported terms and dispute process
  1. Standard payment terms

    our standard payment terms are 60 days

  2. Dispute resolution process

    Wood T&D are committed to being financially responsible and acting with integrity. We endeavor to resolve all disputes in a fair and timely manner.

Earlier payment reports (10 shown)
  1. 53.0 average days to pay57.0% outside terms
  2. 56.0 average days to pay67.0% outside terms
  3. 54.0 average days to pay61.0% outside terms
  4. 48.0 average days to pay64.0% outside terms
  5. 51.0 average days to pay41.0% outside terms
  6. 58.0 average days to pay60.0% outside terms
  7. 59.0 average days to pay71.0% outside terms
  8. 67.0 average days to pay67.0% outside terms
  9. 56.0 average days to pay68.0% outside terms
  10. 53.0 average days to pay56.0% outside terms
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05 Supply-chain transparency

Modern slavery statement

Statement year 2025
Organisation
WOOD TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION LIMITED
Group submission
Yes
Parent organisation
JOHN WOOD GROUP LIMITED
Statement period
1 January 2024 – 31 December 2024
Approved
14 May 2025
Sectors
Construction, civil engineering and building products Defence and aerospace Mining, metals, chemicals and resources (including oil and gas) Professional and administrative services and supplies, including legal, consulting and accounting services
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Organisation structure

Covered in the statement

✓

Policies

Covered in the statement

✓

Risk assessment

Covered in the statement

✓

Due diligence

Covered in the statement

✓

Training

Covered in the statement

✓

Goals and KPIs

Covered in the statement

Full statement information supplied to the registry
Reported turnover band
Over £500 million
Years producing statements
More than 5 years
ILO indicators included
Not answered
Registry record updated
22 May 2025

Policies described

Freedom of workers to terminate employment Freedom of movement Freedom of association Prohibits any threat of violence, harassment and intimidation Prohibits the use of worker-paid recruitment fees Prohibits compulsory overtime Prohibits child labour Prohibits discrimination Prohibits confiscation of workers' original identification documents Provides access to remedy, compensation and justice for victims of modern slavery

Training described

Your whole organisation Your front line staff Your suppliers

Worker engagement and working conditions

Your suppliers Civil society organisations Workers within your organisation Businesses in your industry or sector

Social audits

Audit conducted by your staff

Grievance mechanisms

Using anonymous whistleblowing services, such as a helpline or mobile phone app Through trade unions or other worker representative groups

Demonstrated progress

As part of our enterprise-wide sustainability targets, we have incorporated two KPIs related to ensure worker welfare and monitor our progress against these targets: - Ensure 100% of our labour suppliers comply with the Building Responsibly Principles by 2025. -Ensure 100% of our suppliers have Building Responsibly Principles into their supply chains by 2030.

Reported risks and mitigations

  • Risk: Utilisation of third-party labour, particularly in regions that utilise migrant workforces such as the Middle East, where we have limited influence over working conditions and compensation standards.
  • Area: Within your supply chains
  • Tier: Tier 1 suppliers Tier 2 suppliers Tier 3 suppliers and below
  • Group: Women Migrants
  • Location: United Arab Emirates Australia Brazil Chile China Germany United Kingdom Equatorial Guinea Kuwait Mexico Malaysia Peru Philippines Saudi Arabia Singapore United States South Africa
  • Mitigation: Wood has in place: Pre-qualification & due diligence of suppliers - Standards for suppliers - Supplier Code of Conduct (inclusive of human rights standards) - Watch list of high-risk suppliers - Tender governance review process (inclusive of human rights considerations - Whistle blowing line - Human Rights Working Group - Targets to address improvements - Building Responsibly Membership - Training provided to suppliers
  • Risk: Risk in our wider supply chain where we procure materials, technology and commodities for use in projects. As a service provider, Wood is often obliged to work with our client's choice of contractor.
  • Group: Women Migrants Children
  • Location: United Arab Emirates Australia Brazil Chile China Germany United Kingdom Italy Kuwait Mexico Malaysia Saudi Arabia Singapore United States South Africa
  • Mitigation: Wood has in place: Pre-qualification & due diligence of suppliers - Standards for suppliers - Supplier Code of Conduct (inclusive of human rights standards) - Watch list of high-risk suppliers - Tender governance review process (inclusive of human rights considerations - Whistle blowing line - Human Rights Working Group - Targets to address improvements - Building Responsibly Membership - Training provided to suppliers.
  • Risk: Direct labour relationships - we recognise the risks within our direct employment relationships but, due to our greater control, this risk is lower than in the case of third party labour.
  • Area: Within your own operations
  • Mitigation: Wood has in place: A human rights policy - Code of Conduct (inclusive of human rights) - Recruitment & hiring policies that seek to ensure fair and equitable treatment of all employees - Tender governance review process (inclusive of human rights considerations) - Whistle blowing line - Human Rights Working Group - Targets to address improvements - Building Responsibly Membership
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06 Data protection

ICO fee-payer registration

Candidate match
Tier 3

United Infrastructure Power T&D Limited

Registration ZC251691

Registered from
17 September 2026
Current end date
16 September 2027
Trading names
United Infrastructure
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07 Charity register

Charity Commission links

Snapshot 29 September 2026
CCEW

No exact company-number link in this snapshot

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08 Northern Ireland charity register

CCNI exact company links

Snapshot 29 September 2026
CCNI

No unambiguous company-number link found

The CCNI source number did not resolve uniquely to this Companies House record. BritDB did not use a name or address match.

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09 Sanctions screening

UK Sanctions List

Report 8 October 2026
UKSL

No exact business-registration-number link found

The imported UK Sanctions List did not supply this Companies House number as a UK-linked business identifier. BritDB did not attempt a name-only match.

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10 Public procurement

Find a Tender links

Snapshot 29 September 2026
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11 Environmental register

Environment Agency waste registrations

Snapshot 29 September 2026
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12 Nature of business

Standard Industrial Classification

SIC 2007

13 Connected public record

Checks beyond the company register

Partial coverage
CCEW

Charity Commission

0 exact company-number links.

Checked
CCNI

Northern Ireland charities

0 unambiguous company-number links.

Checked
FTS

Public contracts

2 procurement processes linked by exact GB-COH identifier.

Checked
EA

Waste register

1 exact company-number registration.

Checked
GZ

Corporate notices

The Gazette is not yet connected.

Not checked
UKSL

UK Sanctions List

No exact business-registration-number link in this report.

Checked
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14 Record timeline

Dates in the bulk record

4 events
  1. Confirmation statement

    Latest confirmation statement made up to this date

  2. Company name

    Previous name: WOOD TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION LIMITED

  3. Accounts

    Latest accounts made up to this date

  4. Incorporation

    Company incorporated

15 Provenance

Sources for this profile

10 sources

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