Energy & Environment Tenders

Home Energy Efficiency Loan (HEEL)

The aim of this contract is for a Financial Conduct Authority registered loan administrator to manage all aspects of a loan fund for a period of 25 years. This is on behalf of the London Borough of Merton, who are based in the Southwest of London (including the areas of Mitcham, Wimbledon and Morden).The loan is to assist domestic property owners with the costs of completing retrofit works relating to energy efficiency and decarbonising homes in the borough. The London Borough of Merton has 86,000 homes and they contribute 44% to the local carbon footprint. In order to meet the boroughs 2050 Net Zero target, underpinned by the 2019 Climate Emergency Declaration and approval of the Climate Strategy and Action Plan the following year, these homes will need to be retrofitted to an average EPC rating of B (currently D).The loan will be aimed at private homeowners (there are 71,000 privately owned homes, 15,000 are owned by Social Housing Providers). The loan broker is required to carry out all the processes related to administering the loan and keep in close contact with the Councils contract manager for monitoring and evaluation of this scheme.

Development of a Business Case for the Energy Sector Remote Operations Centre of Excellence

Development of a Business Case for the Energy Sector Remote Operations Centre of Excellence

Provision of Home Energy Efficiency Advice and Associated Support Services: Hitting the Cold Spots

Hampshire County Council invites applications from suitably experienced organisations who wish to tender for the service Hitting the Cold Spots. The contract will commence on 1st April 2024 and will be for a period of 3 years with the option to extend for an additional period of up to 2 years (1+1).Interested parties should register their interest in the project via the In-Tend website https://in-tendhost.co.uk/hampshire, and complete and submit the requested documents together along with any supporting information

Supply of Woodchip Biomass Fuel for Eden Campus Energy Centre

The supply of Woodchip Biomass Fuel for Eden Campus Energy Centre in Guardbridge.Eden Estuary Energy Limited (EEEL) owns the Eden Campus Energy Centre and District Heat Network. This is operated on a day-to-day basis by the University of St Andrews. This heat network provides heating and hot water to 44 buildings within the University’s teaching and student residence buildings within St Andrews town. The heat source for this district heat network is provided by a 6.5MW Biomass Energy Centre which is located within the University’s Eden Campus at Guardbridge.The Energy Centre Biomass Furnace is fueled by virgin coniferous soft wood woodchip in the form of a P45s graded biomass woodchip. The woodchip delivery system requires deliveries to be deposited using a ‘walking floor’ HGV trailer. The normal delivery load is c.25 tonnes. The woodchip is deposited via the walking floor trailer into one of two woodchip storage silos which will have been pre-prepared to accept deliveries by the University’s Biomass Operations Team.In previous years, the Energy Centre biomass furnace has burnt approximately 10,000 tonnes of virgin softwood woodchip per annum to meet the University’s heat demand. Annual woodchip usage is however weather dependent, and weather extremes can affect this usage by approximately ±10%.The Biomass Plant’s operational heat output plan is dictated by the seasons, with a much higher heat output required during winter months.Full details are included in the Specification, Fuel Supply Agreement and other documents that form part of the tender.

Energy Skills Exhibit Design & Project Management

This invitation to tender relates to the design, project management, construction and installation of exhibits for an outreach vehicle to educate visitors on energy transition and promote energy industry careers

NJORD ITT Bidders Contract Notice

The UK Government has set its ambition to deliver 50Gw of green energy by 2030 delivered by numerous offshore windfarms that shall be built and commissioned during a rolling programme of works from 2025 and beyond. The fleet of UK Air Defence (AD) Radars are installed strategically around the UK and provide the Recognised Air Picture (RAP) enabling UK air defence system to identify non-cooperative targets within the UK area of interest, enabling the Quick Reaction Alert (QRA) in support to National Security Objective 1 (NSO1). Each of the future offshore windfarms will have a unique, detrimental impact upon the RAP as they will reduce the volume of air space that the AD radars can effectively survey, reducing the MOD’s ability to deliver its tasks under NSO1.Programme NJORD (herein referred to as NJORD) has been established in response to a need for capabilities that will mitigate the negative impact introduced by offshore windfarms and maintain, the RAP at its full capability as established prior to the introduction of offshore windfarms. NJORD is an RAF programme with the procurement activity and contract management, through life for the capability / capabilities, being managed by the Air Defence and Electronic Warfare Systems (ADEWS) Delivery Team (DT) within Defence Equipment & Support as the RAF’s delivery agent. To achieve this, NJORD shall focus on ensuring the continued Primary Surveillance capability currently provided by the RAF’s air defence remote radar heads which would otherwise be degraded by offshore windfarms. The capability may be comprised of an asset or assets that mitigate individual windfarms or numerous assets that comprise a system of mitigations.The anticipated potential solutions for the procurement include but are not limited to the following.• TAO 1 – Replace the current AD radar fleet. • TAO 2 - Gap Fill Radar / Supplementary Radar. • TAO 3 - Adjunct System / Modification to AD radar fleet. • TAO 4 - Unmanned Air Vehicle (UAV)s. • TAO 5 - Low orbit satellite technology. • TAO 6 - Optical Trackers. This Contract Notice is notification of the ITT release for this opportunity and the successful PQQ Suppliers invited to submit a Tender. The NJORD PQQ was successfully concluded on 12th September, with the following Suppliers invited to submit a Tender after meeting all PQQ Evaluation Criteria:- Aquila Air Traffic Management Services Limited- BAE Systems Surface Ships Limited- DRS Rada Technologies- Hensoldt Sensors GmbH- Indra Sistemas- ISS Aerospace- LiveLink Aerospace- Lockheed Martin UK Limited- Marshall of Cambridge Aerospace Limited- Raytheon Systems Limited- Saab Technologies UK Limited- Serco Limited- Terma AS- Thales UK LimitedDeadline for ITT submissions is 27/10/2023

University of Wolverhampton - Maintenance of Building Energy Management Systems

The University of Wolverhampton is seeking competitive tenders from providers of building energy management system maintenance services to fulfil it's BEMS maintenance requirements across all five of it's campuses across the West Midlands.The service is expected to include:- Full servicing and maintenance of existing BMS View platform- cyclical maintenance- general repairs- call-out provision for breakdown or repair- upgrades, refurbishments and replacements (as may be required from time to time)- provision of up-to-date outstation strategies

Clean Energy Innovation Facility (CEIF) Platform - Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) and Research Partner

Supply of Woodchip Biomass Fuel for Eden Campus Energy Centre

Supply of Woodchip Biomass Fuel for Eden Campus Energy Centre in Guardbridge, Fife.The Buyer is Eden Estuary Energy Centre Ltd.

2094 Appointment of a Design and Build Contractor to provide Heat Energy Network at De Montfort University, Leicester

De Montfort University is seeking to construct a low carbon heat network to serve buildings on the University campus. The heat network will comprise a central Energy Centre, which will contain the heat generation equipment and associated support systems, and a pipework heat distribution system to serve 17 buildings around the campus.This is a two stage competitive procedure. The first stage is through the completion of the Selection Questionnaire (SQ) document. The second stage is an Invitation to Tender (ITT). Only tenderers who are successful in being shortlisted at the first stage will be invited to this stage. The SQ and associated tender documents along with information relating to award criteria, evaluation and specification can be found within our tender pack for this procurement loaded on the In-Tend e-tendering portal http://in-tendhost.co.uk/demontfort/aspx/Home

2094 Appointment of a Design and Build Contractor to provide Heat Energy Network at De Montfort University, Leicester

Replacement Streetlighting Installation and Cable Loops

The Council require a suitable experienced and qualified contractor to assist with theinstallation of 65 replacement street lighting columns on the Employer’s Road networkcomplete with new energy efficient LED lanterns and installation of 33 new cable loops atareas of faults on cable network with associated ducting and trenching.

The Sustainable Production and Supply of Food Challenge

This competition is a ‘first of a kind’ demonstrator initiative, on behalf of Cardiff Capital Region (CCR), Cardiff Council and Monmouthshire Council to accelerate innovation in the CCR region and enable projects to develop innovative solutions which can significantly improve the sustainable production and supply of food.Your project must focus one or more of the following themes:- Approaches to encourage and enhance knowledge within schools of the health benefits by sourcing from local food supply chains.- Dynamic integrated tools that optimize the supply and distribution of local food supplies.- Maximising renewable energy generation and local utilization from farm (and growing) assets whilst maintaining agricultural yields.- Innovative farming practices to reduce carbon emissions and increase yield

CHIC Energy Dynamic Purchasing System.

Security System Maintenance

Scottish Water is looking to partner with an alarm maintenance industry specialist supplier to ensure that its operational water assets are protected throughout its operating area. The principal objectives of this framework are: •To implement a pan-Scotland annual maintenance regime for: oScottish Water operational assets which have been installed with the Sentinor ‘WATERCRESS’© security system (consisting of analyser/control panel; seismic sensors) and matched non-system sensors. •To implement a pan-Scotland annual maintenance regime for: oSpecified Scottish Water operational assets which have been installed with the Cortech DATALOG© 5/MV security management system. oScottish Water operational assets which have been installed with conventional intruder detection systems (consisting of control panel (mostly Honeywell ‘Galaxy’©) and matched sensors). oScottish Water operational assets which have been installed with a variety of fence-mounted perimeter intrusion detection systems; predominantly, Southwest Microwave Intrepid II. oScottish water operational assets which have been installed with an electronic access control system (Honeywell Win-Pak). •To implement a pan-Scotland reactive maintenance response for the above systems such that all faults on security system equipment affected by this contract are attended to within a specified time of the breakdown being reported to the supplier and, where achievable, rectified within the same period. Specifically: oFor specified sites (mostly based on Cortech DATALOG© 5/MV security management integration software) the reactive response time will be 4 hours. oScottish water operational assets which have been installed with an electronic access control system (Honeywell Win-Pak); and master data base system. oFor WATERCRESS©, other IDS systems and PIDs. Response Times: Pan-Scotland 1 working day with the following exceptions: Orkneys & Shetlands; Inner and Outer Hebrides (48-72 hrs). The supplier must demonstrate prior practical multi-site experience of conducting security system maintenance in accordance with manufacturers’ schedules of maintenance tasks. The supplier must demonstrate practical multi-site experience with the installation, maintenance and operation of the Sentinor ‘WATERCRESS’© system. The supplier must demonstrate practical multi-site experience with the installation, maintenance and operation of the Cortech ‘DATALOG’© 5/MV system. Ideally, suppliers should have experience of working within the water services industry, preferably with practical experience of working over live water assets. Suppliers must have all engineering maintenance technicians screened to BS 7858 or UK Government National Security Vetting procedures prior to the start of the contract and throughout the life of the contract. Suppliers must hold and commit to retaining for the length of the framework, NSI Gold for all the following areas: ‘Electronic Security Systems’ (Intruder Alarm, CCTV and Access Control). Suppliers must demonstrate they have extensive experience with BSEN50131 compliant Intruder Detection Systems. Suppliers must have on-going experience with Cortech Datalog 5/MV security management systems; including ability to provide Cortech drawings/editing updates. Suppliers must have on-going experience with fence-mounted PIDS; specifically South West Microwave. All engineers working on Scottish Water’s security systems must hold a valid Energy and Utility Skills Register’s EUSR and Scottish Water DOMs registration. Failure to hold a valid registration will prevent access to operational sites (and systems). In addition to the above, all engineers must also hold a National Water Hygiene Card (HYCOP) due to the engineers working on SW clean water assets. The requirement encompasses various opportunities for efficiency; consolidation and optimisation which exist within the business. Suppliers should have a good understanding of any practices required to support a safe and environmenta

DMCV 016 - The Provision of Air Source Heat Pumps as part of Home Upgrade Grant Phase 2

Shropshire Council has secured Home Upgrade Grant (HUG) phase 2 funding to support the installation of a number of energy efficiency measures to homes across the County. The HUG scheme aims to raise the energy efficiency of low-income and low EPC rated homes, delivering progress towards: reducing fuel poverty, the phasing out of high carbon fossil fuel heating and the UK's commitment to net zero by 2050. Measures will be delivered across all housing tenures, with a focus on the private sector. As well as energy efficiency upgrades (fabric measures), the scheme supports the delivery of Clean Heat measures. Shropshire Council are looking to appoint a lead contractor to help deliver ASHP’s to approximately 300 households across Shropshire. The Council is seeking a high quality, lead contractor that has all relevant accreditations including Trustmark, MCS and PAS2035. The lead contractor will be customer focused and able to support and increase the capacity of the local supply chain to deliver these measures now and into the future. This should include a training and support package including quality assurance on completed installs. Installs are expected to run from December 2023 to end of March 2025 with a potential extension to the end of March 2026.

Housing Stock Condition Surveys

Renfrewshire Council require to appoint a single contractor to undertake Housing Stock Condition Surveys for approximately 12,200 dwellings, circa 1150 lockups and 60 laundrette blocks. Due to the volume of dwellings requiring a survey, it is anticipated that the appointed supplier will carry out approximately 20% of the surveys, both internal and external, in each contractual year. Stock data will be provided to the Council in an agreed format. The data provided will include an up-to-date estimated schedule of rates for replacement costs to assist in profiling and analysing future spend. Energy Performance Certificate's may be requested as part of surveys as and when required.,

DfE - Renewable Electricity Team - Renewable Electricity Support Scheme Design

DfE - Renewable Electricity Team wishes to appoint a “Contractor” who will be responsible for delivering the three key outcomes set out in the specification in order to support DfE in meeting its Energy Strategy Climate Change Act (Northern Ireland) 2022 ambitions. The 3 outcomes include developing a high-level support scheme design, Conducting quantitative modelling exercises and a financial impact assessment. It is anticipated this contract will commence early October 2023 and initially run for 12 months. The Accelerated Open Procedure has been chosen as there is an urgent requirement for the service to be set up. The Executive’s new Energy Strategy - Path to Net Zero Energy was published in December 2021, followed by the Energy Strategy Action Plan in March 2023. Action point 7 of the plan commits the Department for the Economy to publishing the final design of renewable electricity support by the end of the year, along with a pathway and timeline for the support being in place. Delivery of the support scheme design for Northern Ireland cannot occur without a solid evidence base to support policy decisions. There is therefore a need for timely and relevant expert advice in order to shape an incentive scheme to meet current and anticipated levels of demand in Northern Ireland in this new decade and beyond. In order to meet the target set by the 2023 Energy Strategy Action Plan the Renewable Electricity Team requires urgent consultancy support to be completed by early December 2023 at the latest.

Planned and Reactive Maintenance for HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) and Associated Services

The Contractor will be required to provide services for the provision of planned preventative maintenance, reactive maintenance and repairs, improvement, and minor alterations such as pipe re-routing etc. to all mechanical assets stated in asset list. This includes the responsibility for maintaining a compliant operating environment in relation to the specific assets as described in this specification and as per the terms of the Contract.The Contractor will meet the compliance with asset warranties and within current Legislation, Regulations and Approved Codes of Practice. The required services will include but will not be limited to:- Planned, preventative maintenance of all assets.- Reactive maintenance including repair, replacement of plant and equipment (excluding capital costs thereof and those works that would be deemed as Capex projects).- Project Work.- Technical Support.- Asset Management including full, auditable records management (including all necessary documentation to deliver and demonstrate compliance) for all services provided.- F-Gas Compliance.- Reporting.- Mobile Support.- Energy management including consumption reports as per service schedules- Innovation.- Alterations and improvements to building services as identified/directed.- Sub-contractor performance measurement (where applicable).- Value Add Services for better energy management.

Housing Stock Condition Surveys

Renfrewshire Council are seeking to appoint a single contractor to provide Housing Stock Condition Surveys for approximately 12,200 dwellings, circa 1150 lockups and 60 laundrette blocks. It is anticipated that the appointed supplier will carry out approximately 20% of the surveys, both internal and external, in each contractual year. Stock data will be provided to the Council in an agreed format. The data provided will include an up-to-date estimated schedule of rates for replacement costs to assist in profiling and analysing future spend. Energy Performance Certificate's may be requested as part of surveys as and when required.

WME 009 - A Framework Agreement for the Provision of a Decarbonisation Services Partner for the Education Sector

The organisation is operated under the authority of a Joint Committee formed under the Local Government Act 1972, the Member Authorities being Shropshire Council, Herefordshire Council, Worcestershire County Council and Telford & Wrekin Council. A Joint Agreement between those Member Authorities determines the governance arrangements. The Joint Committee is the elected Member body responsible for the discharge of the functions of the Member Authorities.The objectives of the West Mercia Energy Joint Committee (WME) is to maintain effective, efficient and economic arrangements for the purchase and supply of energy at the request of and to the satisfaction of the Member Authorities and to other public bodies, non-profit making and charitable organisations, education providers, including Academies, and private sector organisations delivering public services on behalf of public bodies and such other organisations which may be approved by the Joint Committee (including approval via the Annual Business Plan) where it is permitted by law and is to benefit of Member Authorities to do so.In accordance with the above stated aims and objectives, WME are seeking to award A Framework Agreement for the Provision of a Decarbonisation Services Partner for the Education Sector to the customers of West Mercia Energy in its constituent authorities' areas of Shropshire, Herefordshire, Telford & Wrekin, and Worcestershire, together with other customers of West Mercia Energy (current and potential), in general as further identified at the following websites but also to include any organisation within the description in the paragraph above not so identified:https://www.gov.uk/find-your-local-councilhttps://get-information-schools.service.gov.uk/?SelectedTab=Establishments&SearchType=Location http://www.schoolswebdirectory.co.uk/index.php http://www.universitiesuk.ac.uk/about/Pages/member-institutions.aspx https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations https://get-information-schools.service.gov.uk/?SelectedTab=Establishments

AMCV 313 - The Provision of High Heat Retention Storage Heaters as part of Home Upgrade Grant 2

Shropshire Council has secured HUG2 funding to install a number of energy efficiency measures to homes across the County. The HUG scheme aims to raise the energy efficiency of low-income and low EPC rated homes, delivering progress towards: reducing fuel poverty, the phasing out of high carbon fossil fuel heating and the UK's commitment to net zero by 2050. Measures will be delivered across all tenures. Shropshire Council are looking to appoint a lead contractor to help deliver HHRSH’s to approximately 120 households across Shropshire. The Council is seeking a high quality, lead contractor that has all relevant accreditations including Trustmark, MCS and PAS2035. The lead contractor will be customer focused and able to support and increase the capacity of the local supply chain to deliver these measures now and in the future. This should include training and support package including quality assurance on completed installs. Installs to run from December 2023 to end of March 2025 with a potential extension to the end of March 2026.

WME 009 - A Framework Agreement for the Provision of a Decarbonisation Services Partner for the Education Sector

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Voids and Temporary Accommodation Voids Works

The Council intends to enter into four (4) Voids and Temporary Accommodation Voids Works Contracts to meet the Council’s requirements to bring forward high quality, affordable homes as soon as possible.The Council intends to enter into four (4) Voids and Temporary Accommodation Voids Works Contracts for an initial period of three (3) years, with the option to extend for up to a further two (2) years in increments at the Council’s discretion (giving a total possible term across the four (4) contracts of five (5) years each). The total possible estimated contract value across the full possible five (5) years is £59,000,000, and this is divided between the contracts as follows:1. Contract A - Bermondsey, Rotherhithe and Borough and Bankside - £14.75m2. Contract B - Peckham and Nunhead - £14.75m3. Contract C - Camberwell and Dulwich - £14.75m4. Contract D - Walworth and Temporary Accommodation Out of Southwark - £14.75mThe proposed scope of works for the new contracts are:• repair and refurbishment works;• compliance, safety checks and works;• energy improvement measures;• damp and mould treatments;• decorative works;• electrical and mechanical works; and• back up to disrepair works when required to assist in peak demands.

JHG- Energy Procurement & Management Services

JHG are looking to enter into contract with an Energy Procurement Provider to procure the Gas & Electric for the organisation. JHG currently use the following amount of energy to all its corporate buildings and sheltered schemes to numerous areas throughout the North West and East Midlands. Whilst these figures were correct at the time of publishing this document and may be subject to change throughout the course of the contract, albeit we only anticipate this to be nominal;Commodity Number of Meters VolumeElectricity (HH & NHH) 992 7.1 GWhGas 115 24.5GWhBased on the information contained within this ITT, we encourage the bidder to complete Section 6 – Form of Tender and enter their fee proposal to include the following services and to be incorporated with the fuel tariff, along with the other requested documentation listed in Section 5 – Enclosure & Tender Return Check List;- Energy Procurement with options for purchasing strategies- Account Management- Bill Validation- Regular reporting- Energy Management Software access- AMR rollout- Carbon Reporting- Service Charge project advice & project management strategyIn addition to this we would also look to discuss and potentially add the following to the service level agreement with the selected Service Provider;- Historical Auditing- Future discount and potential savings advice- De-carbonisation for communal supplies- Water Supply Contract- Voids/Empty Properties

Advanced Manufacturing Park Technology Centre - FM Services

SYMCA’s Department of Facilities and Asset Management seeks to appoint a contractor partner who will undertake total facilities and tenant management within the Advanced Manufacturing Park Technology Centre (AMPTC).Opened in 2006, The Advanced Manufacturing Park Technology Centre is at the heart of the Advanced Manufacturing Park (AMP), Rotherham recognised as one of the leading and most innovative engineering, research and manufacturing communities.With grow-on space available and confirmed investment in some of the UK’s leading engineering and technology driven projects in aeronautical engineering and nuclear energy, the Advanced Manufacturing Park is an important concentration of talent, know-how and expertise recognised by the UK Government and by major corporations around the world.Strategically located on the border of Sheffield and Rotherham, the AMP is minutes from junction 33 of the M1 and the A630 Sheffield Parkway.The AMP Technology Centre provides a combination of first-class office space, workshop facilities and conferencing & meeting room resources, over 3 buildings, which attract both local and national interest due to their central location, state of the art facilities and proximity to so many ground-breaking organisations.The AMP Technology Centre is more than just a building of facilities though – it’s a place where dynamic innovators meet likeminded individuals over coffee. It’s a place where introductions are made, and collaborations are formed. It’s a place where those who want to push the boundaries of business and technology bring their products to show and share.The term of this contract will be an initial 3 year + 2-year extension option.The requirement for both commercial property management and total facilities management must be met for the submission to be considered.

Decarbonisation of NCC Estate - Building Contractor

The appointed contractor will manage the programme across all categories with the goal being to eliminate the use of scope 1 fossil fuel across the estate, apart from a possible small number of exceptions where retrofit is not technically feasible. Any contract awarded under the framework will be on a design & build basis, which must be compliant with PAS 2030 & PAS 2038. PAS 2038 compliant surveys have been undertaking providing RIBA stage 1 detail of recommendations and selected measures. Any work will differ site to site. Key works that are present at most sites are listed below:1. Removal of fossil fuel heating and hot water systems2. Replacing heating and hot water systems electric powered, electric predominantly to Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)3. Fabric repairs and improvements to ensure the ASHPs work efficiently including draft proofing, insulation upgrade of walls and roofs, replacement windows and doors including secondary glazing, BMS system, low energy lighting, lighting controls, PV arrays and removal of gas meters. In addition, to these decarbonisation works, there will also be additional repairs and small construction related projects at some sites to be included in the programme.

Newbigging Farmhouse Energy Efficiency Imrpovements

Residential property refurbishment for energy efficiency purposes including new heating system, insulation, joinery work and decoration.

PAS2035 Retrofit Complete Bureau Service

PAS2035 Retrofit Complete Bureau ServiceThe role will perform retrofit full bureau services in support of the delivery of energy efficiency retrofit measures in 300 social houses in the Folkestone area.Opportunity is available via Kent Business Portal https://www.kentbusinessportal.org.uk/, reference number DN686893.

Business Gateway Workshops and Expert Help Services

Renfrewshire Council seek to engage a single provider, with the competence and capability to deliver a package of services to support the delivery of start-up and growth Business Gateway Services in Renfrewshire. These services may include Start Up, Business Base, Specialist Workshops, Surgeries and Expert Help Consultations for growing businesses in areas such as Marketing, Finance, Innovation, Energy Efficiencies & Net Zero, Intellectual Property, Business Strategy, Procurement, Business Planning, Digital, Tourism, Exporting, Skills and Human Resource Management. The specification is detailed in Section 4 of the ITT document located in PCS Tender portal.

Monitoring of Radioactivity in Air and Rainwater

This is a service requirement for a programme of monitoring of radioactivity in airborne particulates, total deposition and rainwater. This monitoring programme was established by the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) in the 1950s and has produced one of the World’s longest running and most comprehensive data sets on atmospheric concentrations of artificial radionuclides. The programme was formed as part of the UK Government’s arrangements for meeting its obligations under Article 35 of the Euratom Treaty to monitor radioactivity in air, soil and water. Since withdrawal from the Euratom Treaty the UK’s position is that it will maintain standards of radioactivity monitoring, hence the programme is still required. The programme also provides information to be published in the Radioactivity in Food and the Environment report and provides supplementary data to the UK’s Environment Agencies on the exposure of the public to radiation.<br/><br/>Contract Term<br/>This is a 4 year and 6 month service contract with the option to extend twice for 2 years each, taking the total potential contract length to 8 years and 6 months. It covers sampling and analysis for calendar years (2024-2027 in the initial period and potentially to the end of 2031). The additional 6 months covers any handover at the beginning and the analysis and reporting that lags the sampling by 4 months.

Decarbonisation Retro-Fit Framework (Including Refurbishment works) Scotland & Northern Ireland

The Authority seeks to establish a multi-supplier Framework to provide Energy EfficiencyRetrofit measures in accordance with PAS 2035 for domestic and public buildings along withany required refurbishment works for its Members and other Public Sector ContractingBodies in ScotlandThe authority seeks to appoint up to 8 suitably qualified Principal Contractors able toprovide the full requirements.

Local Heat and Energy Efficiency Strategies Review

LHEES are at the heart of a place based, locally led and tailored approach to delivering the transition to climate-friendly, more energy efficient homes and non-domestic buildings. These local Strategies will underpin an area-based approach to heat and energy efficiency planning and delivery. They will set out the long-term plan for decarbonising heat in buildings and improving their energy efficiency across an entire local authority area.The Local Heat and Energy Efficiency Strategies (Scotland) Order 2022 came into force on 21 May 2022. The Order sets out a legal requirement for local authorities to produce Local Heat and Energy Efficiency Strategies and Delivery Plans by 31 December 2023 and update them every five years. The Order was developed in partnership with COSLA and creates a clear statutory basis that will ensure consistency and comprehensive coverage across Scotland against a common minimum standard, raising the profile of local Strategies with industry and investors.To fulfil their statutory duty as set out in the Order, the Scottish Government has published LHEES Guidance, which sets out what is required in terms of the production and content of an LHEES. The Scottish Government has also made available to all 32 local authorities an LHEES Methodology, which is a more detailed, step by step approach, representing best practice in how to produce an LHEES. However the LHEES Methodology isn’t mandatory, local authorities are able to modify their approach to reflect local circumstances as long as they fulfil the requirements as set out in the LHEES Guidance.The Scottish Government is looking to appoint a supplier to deliver three objectives in relation to the review, summarisation and collation of all 32 local authorities’ Local Heat and Energy Efficiency Strategies and Delivery Plans.Part 1 – Review of draft LHEES- The supplier will provide a review function for local authorities’ draft Strategies and Delivery Plans. Reviewing of the draft Strategy and Delivery Plan documentation against the expectations outlined within the LHEES Guidance.- The supplier will act as a critical friend providing feedback to local authorities regarding the quality and clarity of their draft and importantly whether it fulfils the requirements as set out in the LHEES Guidance.Part 2 – Review and summary of published LHEES- Once local authorities publish their LHEES (by the end of 2023) and building on any reviews carried out in Part 1 and any reviews done by others ahead of the contract award, the supplier will review all published Strategies and Delivery Plans against the LHEES Guidance and provide a summary report of all 32 local authorities’ LHEES drawing out key themes and actions that may need to be considered at a national level.Part 3 – Collation of data- The supplier will collate, catalogue and combine all relevant LHEES data from published strategies and delivery plans. The collation, cataloguing and combining of data will include:- Collation of data from all local authorities and from their published strategies and delivery plan documents.- Cataloguing of data, as a minimum, against the six LHEES considerations outlined in Annex A of the LHEES Guidance and also data associated with strategic zoning and delivery area zoning as defined in the LHEES Guidance.- Combining of data from all local authorities based into a national data set. The supplier may need to perform some conversions to the data formats provided to enable the creation of a national dataset of a single format.

Local Heat and Energy Efficiency Strategies Review

LHEES are at the heart of a place based, locally led and tailored approach to delivering the transition to climate-friendly, more energy efficient homes and non-domestic buildings. These local Strategies will underpin an area-based approach to heat and energy efficiency planning and delivery. They will set out the long-term plan for decarbonising heat in buildings and improving their energy efficiency across an entire local authority area.The Local Heat and Energy Efficiency Strategies (Scotland) Order 2022 came into force on 21 May 2022. The Order sets out a legal requirement for local authorities to produce Local Heat and Energy Efficiency Strategies and Delivery Plans by 31 December 2023 and update them every five years. The Order was developed in partnership with COSLA and creates a clear statutory basis that will ensure consistency and comprehensive coverage across Scotland against a common minimum standard, raising the profile of local Strategies with industry and investors.To fulfil their statutory duty as set out in the Order, the Scottish Government has published LHEES Guidance, which sets out what is required in terms of the production and content of an LHEES. The Scottish Government has also made available to all 32 local authorities an LHEES Methodology, which is a more detailed, step by step approach, representing best practice in how to produce an LHEES. However the LHEES Methodology isn’t mandatory, local authorities are able to modify their approach to reflect local circumstances as long as they fulfil the requirements as set out in the LHEES Guidance.

University of Sheffield Energy Procurement Services DPS

MR-guided Laser Interstitial Thermal Therapy (MRgLITT) for treatment of epileptogenic zones for adults with refractory focal epilepsy (Lot 1: North & Lot 2: South)

MRgLITT, also known as ‘laser interstitial thermal therapy’ (LITT), is a minimally invasive treatment which can be used in focal refractory epilepsy. Stereotactic neurosurgical technique is used to guide a 3mm diameter fibreoptic laser to the target area of the brain. Under continuous MRI monitoring, laser energy is applied to the target area to destroy the part of the brain causing seizure activity. It is safer than open neurosurgery as there is less risk of collateral damage to other structures in the brain. Open surgery causes damage along the operative pathway to access the part to be removed, which is mitigated by this minimally invasive approach.  <br/><br/>Providers must be able to meet the requirements set out in this Invitation to Tender (ITT) and deliver these services in accordance with the Clinical Commissioning Policy. <br/><br/>Link to Clinical Commissioning Policy: <br/><br/>https://www.england.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/2006-Clinical-commissioning-policy-MR-guided-laser-interstitial-thermal-therapy-for-treatment-of-epileptogenic.pdf <br/><br/>Providers will be required to have an established epilepsy surgical programme currently that complies with the requirements as set out in the adult’s specification below:  <br/><br/>Link to adult neurosurgery service specification: <br/><br/>https://www.england.nhs.uk/publication/neurosurgery-adults/  <br/><br/>Providers wishing to be considered for the delivery of these services will need to respond to the provider selection documentation and submit responses prior to the deadline stated in this notice. The ITT documentation including a questionnaire is available through the Atamis (Health Family) portal: https://health-family.force.com/s/Welcome. The reference is C193142 and the closing date for completed ITT responses is 12:00pm (noon), on Friday 29th September 2023. To express interest and participate in the tender, please register and apply via Atamis esourcing portal https://health-family.force.com/s/Welcome. Should Tenderers have any queries, or having problems using the portal, they should contact Helpdesk at: Phone: 0800 9956035 E-mail: support-health@atamis.co.uk

Entry Point Switching Agreement

Northern Ireland’s requirement for Entry Point Switching Services is being tendered by PTL for the period from 1st November 2023 until 30th September 2024 on behalf of GNI (UK), PTL, BGTL, & WTL (together the "Individual Transporters"). PTL is the owner and operator of the Scotland to Northern Ireland natural gas transmission pipeline ("SNIP"). This gas pipeline runs from Twynholm in Scotland across the Irish Sea, terminating at Ballylumford Power Station.BGTL is the owner and operator of the Belfast Gas Transmission Pipeline ("BGTP"). The BGTP runs from Ballylumford to offtakes at the Greater Belfast Distribution Zone. There is also an offtake at Middle Division near Carrickfergus feeding the North-West Pipeline. WTL is the owner of the Gas to the West pipeline ("WTP") which takes gas from the GNI (UK) Northwest Pipeline and delivers it to SGN’s distribution network which serves the towns of Strabane, Coalisland, Cookstown, Derrylin, Dungannon, Enniskillen, Magherafelt, Omagh and Strabane. The SNIP, BGTP and the WTP jointly form the Premier Transmission Pipeline System ("PTPS"). PTL, BGTL and WTL are owned by Mutual Energy Limited ("MEL"). GNI (UK) owns and operates two natural gas transmission pipelines in Northern Ireland. The North-West gas pipeline, from Carrickfergus to Londonderry, serves Coolkeeragh power station in Derry and enabled the development of gas networks along the route. The South-North gas pipeline runs from Gormanston, in County Meath, to Ballyclare, Co. Antrim, where it links into the North-West pipeline. There may be occasions when network conditions mean that it is difficult to flow the nominated quantity at the Moffat IP Entry Point into NI. To avoid declaring a System Constraint and/or in response to once occurring a Shipper may be instructed to renominate part or all of their entry requirements via the South North IP Entry Point instead of the Moffat IP Entry Point. The switching of flows to the alternative entry point will reduce the level of nominations at the Moffat IP Entry Point and reduce the risk of curtailing all Shippers.The requirement for any such action is determined by network conditions in accordance with the System Operator Agreement (SOA) and as agreed between PTL and GNI (UK) from time to time. As PTL operates the PTL, BGTL and WTL assets, it is party to these procedures on behalf of those operators.

Clean Energy Innovation Facility (CEIF) Platform - Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) and Research Partner

Provision of Business Advice – Blackpool Net Zero Academy (Shared Prosperity Fund)

Blackpool Council has declared a Climate Emergency, which means urgent action must be taken to stop climate change. We are committed to achieving net zero carbon emissions and 100% clean energy use by 2030. We want to create a healthier place to live and benefit the local economy. We can’t fix the climate emergency alone – we need everyone in Blackpool to help. Council services, businesses and residents all need to work together to deliver real change.

TENDER FOR THE COLLECTION AND TREATMENT OF RESIDUAL AND BULKY WASTE 2324 TNDR EP 002

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council invite tenders from suitably experienced and licensed contractors for the collection,, treatment and RDF/SRF processing of municipal waste for a period of 12 Months from award of Contracts, with options, entirely at the discretion of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, to extend the Contracts for a further period of 12 months or Part Thereof. The contract material will consist of residual waste arising from the Council kerbside refuse collection service and recycling centre residual and bulky wastes. The successful contractor will process the contract material by the removal/recovery of any recyclable material and processing of residues into RDF/SRF fuel. The contract materials will be collected at the Council’s fully licensed transfer stations at Gortrush Transfer Station Omagh and Drummee Transfer Station, Enniskillen. The two waste categories are divided into three separate lots to reflect collection requirements as detailed in the Tender Documents.The treatment of this waste is to ensure that the Client meets its obligations Under Domestic and European legislation including the Landfill Allowance Scheme (Northern Ireland) Regulations 2004. Processes such as mechanical biological treatment, anaerobic digestion and the production of Solid Recovered Fuel (SRF) or Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF) for energy recovery at an R1 rated facility are acceptable technologies for the treatment of the Client’s waste.

Framework Agreement for Fixed Term Energy Contracts

T23-070CAP Acorn Farm Project Contractors PQQ Application

Acorn Farm is a walled brownfield site located on a vacant plot of land within St Columb’s Park off St. Columb’s Road opposite the former Ebrington Barracks site in Derry/ Londonderry. Acorn Farm is approximately 0.874 hectares in area. The site is in a predominately residential and commercial area and access to the site can be gained from St Columb’s Road (South). The site is bounded by St. Columb’s Road to south and by St. Columb’s Park on all other sides. The site was formerly used as accommodation for the RUC and a helicopter pad serving the barracks. Ebrington Barracks was closed in 2003. Site clearance and ground levelling work was completed in 2022 as part of site enabling works. The Council has completed works to remove vegetation, hardstandings, concrete bases, steps, retaining walls and redundant underground services across the site and the ground flattened to an even gradient. Although, the council cannot rule out the possibility that some buried infrastructure might have been missed during this pre-commencement site clearance contract. Trees remain along the southern boundary along with the boundary walls, manholes along with northern edge and piles of crushed hardcore and compost. The overall aim of the Acorn Farm project is to transform a former MOD derelict site into a growing space as a centre of Permaculture excellence in the Northwest City Region. The Acorn Project will facilitate the development of new food growing technologies and to deliver a capital project which is an exemplar as a climate smart net zero/nearly zero carbon project, incorporating the use of circular economy principles, sustainable energy and energy/resource efficient technologies. Derry City and Strabane District Council (DCSDC) has developed a Climate Change Adaptation Plan (2020) and a Climate Change Emergency Pledge (2020) outlining the Council's climate action commitments, including a shift to net zero greenhouse gas emissions and climate resilience across the city and district by 2045. The ambition for the Acorn Farm site including the buildings, external works and landscape is to achieve climate resilience and whole life net zero emissions or nearly net zero emissions. The project is for the provision of a community enterprise to provide a unique urban growing space within the City. Please refer to CfT documents for further information. Addendum 1 is PQQ, Addendums 2-10 incl are draft ITT Documents

Grid Connection Support to Welsh Government RED

Bidders are invited to submit Bids to be awarded the Contract for Grid Connection Support to the Welsh Governments RED. The Contract is for the delivery of the Services as described in the Specification. For information purposes the potential value of the Contract is estimated to be GBP220,000 to GBP240,000 exc. VAT (GBP264,000.00 to GBP288,000 inc VAT).Welsh Government is carrying out feasibility work on several wind farm projects across Wales. The projects are at feasibility stage and support is required to obtain grid connections and generation licences (or licence exemptions) for each project. In addition, wider grid strategy is required, on an ad hoc basis as the portfolio of projects develops. In October 2022, the Welsh Government announced that they will establish a renewable energy developer for Wales, wholly owned by the Welsh Government. A portfolio of projects is currently being developed by the Welsh Government Renewable Energy Developer (RED) programme team and the programme is expected to transition into the new arms-length company by April 2024.RED are currently developing five onshore wind projects on the Welsh Government Woodland Estate, and expect this portfolio to grow over the coming years. All five projects plan to secure grid connection offers by the end of 2023. To support the projects’ development, the Welsh Government’s project team are seeking suitably experienced consultants to support with grid applications, generation licence or licence exemption applications, as well as wider programme-level grid strategy support. The consultant would be working with the RED programme manager and director and the individual RED project managers.

Platform PFIB - Multi-Modal Microscope Analytical System and Scios EDS detector upgrade

A Helios 5 Hydra CX Plasma Focussed Ion Beam (PFIB) (Thermo Fisher Scientific) has recently been ordered, which was specially configured for studying bulk battery materials and their key performance controlling interfaces which are often buried. As part of this configuration, an analytical system consisting of an Energy Dispersive Spectrometer (EDS) and an Electron Backscatter Diffraction (EBSD) detector are required and this is the basis of this Lot.In order to express interest in this opportunity please go to the University of Warwick In-Tend supplier portal (https://in-tendhost.co.uk/universityofwarwick).The University of Warwick is not a contracting authority for the purposes of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (as amended) and its procurement activities are not subject to the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 or the obligations under the European Public Procurement Directives, including the European Remedies Directive. Advertisement of any contract in the Official Journal of the European Union or Contracts Finder is at the sole discretion of the University and is undertaken on a voluntary basis with no implied obligation to comply with the procurement legislation.

Homes England - Commercial Property System

Homes England are looking to procure a system that acquires the relevant data from a number of agencies, including but not limited to, HM Land Registry, Environment Agency, Local Planning Authorities, the EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) database, etc.The contract period is 12 months with the option to extend for a further 3 x 12 month periods.

TRANSPORT SERVICES FOR MAJOR EVENTS

INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO ACCESS OUR PROCUREMENT PORTAL AND HOW TO EXPRESS INTEREST IN THIS OPPORTUNITY In order to participate and gain access to all documentation in relation to this procurement, potential suppliers should access the FCDO’s e-procurement portal, JAGGAER, available via the link https://fcdo.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.html Once logged in, search for project reference project_9453 / pqq_143. The pqq_1438 has a message capability to enable you to communicate with us and advise whether you are interested in Expressing an Interest. If a potential supplier is not registered on the portal, click the link above to be taken to the home page, click the “Click here to register!” button, and follow the on-screen instructions to complete registration. Registration takes approximately 5 minutes and is free of charge. Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) Potential suppliers should note that two-factor authentication will be required to access the FCDO’s e-procurement portal, JAGGAER, which requires Google Authenticator to be downloaded onto a mobile device. For more information in relation to two-factor authentication, a guide can be accessed by clicking the link on the home page of the FCDO’s e-procurement portal, JAGGAER. Other Government Departments: This requirement will be a One HMG contract with service provision available to all Central Government Departments, their Executive Agencies and their Non Departmental Public Bodies (NDPBs), and any successors. Historically, only Partners Across Government (PAGs) on the overseas platform have required this or a similar service. A list of all Central Government Departments, their Executive Agencies and their Non Departmental Public Bodies (NDPBs), and any successors, who may use this contract are listed below: - Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office Bank of England British Council British Tourist Authority (trading as Visit Britain/Visit England) Cabinet Office, including: - GCSI - Government Communication Service International - GDS: Government Digital Service Centre for Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture Science (CEFAS) Crown Prosecution Service Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy* Department for Digital Culture Media and Sport Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) Department of Health & Social Care Department for International Trade Department for Transport, including: - Maritime and Coastguard Agency Department of Work and Pensions Financial Conduct Authority Food Standards Agency Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs HM Treasury Home Office, including: - HM Passport Office - Home Office International - Home Office – International Operations [replaces BFI & IEI] - Return Logistics Operations - Homeland Security Groups - UK Visas & Immigration Intellectual Property Office Manchester City Council Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency Meteorological Office Metropolitan Police Ministry of Defence, including: - British Defence Section Washington - Defence Attaché Network - Defence Geographic Centre - UK Hydrographic Office National Crime Agency Office for National Statistics Oil Pipeline Agency UK Health Security Agency UK Intelligence Community UK Research & Innovation Devolved Governments: Invest Northern Ireland The Executive Office, Northern Ireland Scottish Enterprise, including: - Scottish Development International Scottish Government Welsh Government, including: - International Business Wales *Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy existed until 2023 when it was split to form the Department for Business and Trade (DBT), the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) and the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology DSIT). Responsibility for national security and investment policy has gone to the Cabinet Office.

SE First Power, Gas and Water Supply Framework

The contracting authority considers that this contract may be suitable for economic operators that are small or medium enterprises (SMEs). However, any selection of tenderers will be based solely on the criteria set out for the procurement. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the Delta eSourcing portal at:

Newbigging Farmhouse Energy Efficiency Imrpovements

Residential property refurbishment for energy efficiency purposes including new heating system, insulation, joinery work and decoration.

Environmental Impact Assessments & Associated Consents Procedure Management in relation to the Criterion Quay Flow Development

The Criterion Quay Flow Development is envisioned to support the deployment of floating offshore wind power generating infrastructure in the Celtic Sea. Delivery of this project will fortify the Pembroke Dock Marine project currently in development at Pembroke Dock, which is designed to create a world class centre for green energy development, acting as a catalyst for inward investment and the development of a regional Marine Centre of Excellence for current and future technology.The tender for this work will cover the resulting EIA which we expect will cover a wide range of typical issues for a marine project in close proximity to a Special Area of Conservation.The consenting work is included in this package and will comprise obtaining consent from Pembrokeshire County Council and Natural Resources Wales. A Harbour Revision Order is not required for this work.

WCC - Bulk Haulage of Municipal Waste

Suppliers will be required to provide a collection and haulage service for around 70,000 tonnes of waste per year. Currently, most of the waste is taken to the Energy from Waste Facility at Four Ashes in Staffordshire (Project W2R), however collection and haulage to other contingency delivery points will be required. W2R is the main delivery point for the duration of this haulage contract.

Provision of Solar Photovoltaic (PV) systems and Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) to West Sussex County Council

This project involves the following activities carried out in phases. In the first phase the Contractor is required to survey and confirm the suitability / viability of the installation of equipment at the Designated Sites in and to price the installation and commissioning and ongoing maintenance of the equipment at that site.

Ageing Well Provision of Services in Mid Ulster District Council Area

Mid Ulster District Council (MUDC/Council) on behalf of a partner consortium including: • Mid Ulster District Council Health, Leisure and Wellbeing Department (MUDC HLW) • Mid Ulster Policing Community Safety Partnership (PCSP) • Northern Ireland Housing Executive (NIHE) • Northern Health and Social Care Trust (NHSCT) • Public Health Agency (PHA) • Southern Health and Social Care Trust (SHSCT) seeks a single tender for all parts of the contract from: • a single provider, or • consortium bid from a lead provider in the voluntary and community sector for the provision of services to older people as part of its Ageing Well initiative. The key services are: • Good Morning / afternoon Service • Handy Van Service • Older people’s engagement and connection within the community taking account of COVID-19 • Referrals between key services for older people • Partnership Working where it will link to existing programmes targeting older people including, but not limited to; dementia programmes, Health Community Navigator programme, Home Safety, Energy support, Active participation, Policing and Community Safety, Diet and Nutrition, Physical Activity, Community Development, Loneliness, Age friendly programmes, support for carers and Mental Health and Wellbeing. While consortium bids are welcome, Mid Ulster District Council in its role as contract administrator seek to deal only with a single lead provider on all matters relating to the tender and any subsequent contract for services.

Design, Supply, Install, Test & Commissioning of Industrial Laundry Equipment inclusive of maintenance – Northumbria Healthcare, Manufacturing Hub, Seaton Delaval.

Northumbria Healthcare Facilities Management Limited (NHFML) seeks to appoint a Laundry equipment provider to design, supply, install, test and commission laundry equipment and provide associated design assistance in respect of its new laundry facility to be located at Northumbria Healthcare Innovation and Manufacturing Hub, Seaton Delaval, Northumberland to be fully compliant with HTM 01-04 and BS EN 14065.Bidders will be required to provide designs and costs for two options:Option AA laundry capable of processing circa 30,000,000 pieces per annum in a 60 hours week with an average piece weight of 0.49kg in a productive and energy efficient manner and;Option BA laundry capable of processing circa 15,000,000 pieces per annum in a 60 hours week with an average piece weight of 0.49kg in a productive and energy efficient manner.As well as designing the equipment layout and supplying, installing, testing, and commissioning the equipment the successful bidder will be required to assist and advise the Clients internal design team to take the design of the facility from RIBA stage 2/3 to RIBA stage 4 (mechanical and electrical services upgrades and all building work to provide a complete operational and efficient laundry).

NJORD PQQ Contract Notice

The UK Government has set its ambition to deliver 50Gw of green energy by 2030 delivered by numerous offshore windfarms that shall be built and commissioned during a rolling programme of works from 2025 and beyond. The fleet of UK Air Defence (AD) Radars are installed strategically around the UK and provide the Recognised Air Picture (RAP) enabling UK air defence system to identify non-cooperative targets within the UK area of interest, enabling the Quick Reaction Alert (QRA) in support to National Security Objective 1 (NSO1). Each of the future offshore windfarms will have a unique, detrimental impact upon the RAP as they will reduce the volume of air space that the AD radars can effectively survey, reducing the MOD’s ability to deliver its tasks under NSO1.Programme NJORD (herein referred to as NJORD) has been established in response to a need for capabilities that will mitigate the negative impact introduced by offshore windfarms and maintain, the RAP at its full capability as established prior to the introduction of offshore windfarms. NJORD is an RAF programme with the procurement activity and contract management, through life for the capability / capabilities, being managed by the Air Defence and Electronic Warfare Systems (ADEWS) Delivery Team (DT) within Defence Equipment & Support as the RAF’s delivery agent. To achieve this, NJORD shall focus on ensuring the continued Primary Surveillance capability currently provided by the RAF’s air defence remote radar heads which would otherwise be degraded by offshore windfarms. The capability may be comprised of an asset or assets that mitigate individual windfarms or numerous assets that comprise a system of mitigations.The anticipated potential solutions for the procurement include but are not limited to the following.• TAO 1 – Replace the current AD radar fleet. • TAO 2 - Gap Fill Radar / Supplementary Radar. • TAO 3 - Adjunct System / Modification to AD radar fleet. • TAO 4 - Unmanned Air Vehicle (UAV)s. • TAO 5 - Low orbit satellite technology. • TAO 6 - Optical Trackers. This Contract Notice is notification of the PQQ release for this opportunity. The intention is to set up a framework for mitigation solutions that will be procured through a series of call-off competitions including trial demonstrations.Should your Organisation wish to participate please use the following link: https://contracts.mod.uk/go/7978799001899229581DDeadline for PQQ submissions is 25/08/2023

Landscape and Urban Design Architectural Services

ETZ Ltd has a requirement to appoint an experienced firm who can provide Landscape and Urban Design Architectural Services to develop outline designs for St Fittick’s Park and Tullos Wood in line with their ETZ landscape vision for the Energy Transition Zone

Energy, Renewables and Low Carbon Activity Survey

The scope of the project is to provide an in-depth report that details information about the energy sector and in particular the trading activities of those companies who are actively involved in, or are considering transitioning to, renewables and/or low carbon.To do this, we would like to appoint a supplier who has substantial knowledge within the energy industry and has extensive research capabilities, with a far reaching network and, access to a large database of Scottish energy supply chain companies.The contract is expected to start in September for an initial period of 12 months with the option to extend for a further 2 x 12 months if required.

Energia Group Optimizely and nopCommerce Content Management System (CMS) Services, Support and Incident Management Contract

Scope of ProcurementPower NI and Energia Energy Online Websites Energy Online (EOL) is an online, paperless billing service that provides our Power NI domestic and commercial customers and Energia domestic customers with 24/7 access to their bills, letters, and payments. In addition, customers can view and amend their direct debit details, personal details, and view and monitor their energy usage. Overview of key features available to customers within the Power NI and Energia Energy Online websites:• Sign in to Energy Online• Register for Energy Online• Top up your Keypad (without registering for Energy Online, or as a registered user) - Power NI only• Pay bills (without registering for Energy Online, or as a registered user)• View bills, letters and statements•Submit a meter reading(s)•Estimate your usage• View and monitor your energy usage• View and amend personal details• View and amend Direct Debit details • Help and supportPower NI online Change of Supplier (CoS), Door to Door (D2D) Change of Supplier and online Change of Tenancy (CoT) also sit on the Power NI Energy Online domain. • Online Change of Supplier (CoS) enables a user currently supplied by another energy supplier to register as a new customer with Power NI. • Door to Door (D2D) Change of Supplier is an adaptation of our online Change of Supplier (CoS) and enables our field sales team to switch prospective customers to Power NI.• Online Change of Tenancy (CoT) enables someone who has moved into a property that is already registered with Power NI to register for the property, and also gives our customers the ability to inform us if they're moving house online. Here they can provide us with details on the property they are moving out of, and the details of the property they are moving to.The Power NI and Energia Energy Online websites integrate with our billing platform, CC&B (Customer Care & Billing) and our business owners can view, manage and update the content on both websites via Optimizely CMS (Content Management System).The Power NI Energy Online website is available to view via the following link: https://energyonline.powerni.co.uk/ Online Change of Supplier is available to view via the following link: https://energyonline.powerni.co.uk/switch Online Change of Tenancy is available to view via the following links:• New customer registration: https://energyonline.powerni.co.uk/move-in• Existing customer move: https://energyonline.powerni.co.uk/move-homeThe Energia Energy Online (EOL) website is available to view via the following link: https://energyonline.energia.ie/ The Power NI and Energia Energy Online websites are currently also wrapped into apps, that are managed by another third-party provider. These apps are available for customers to download on both the App and Google Play Stores.Energia Group Corporate WebsiteThe Energia Group website is a brochure website, where we publish content to promote what we're doing right across the Energia Group, in Customer Solutions, Renewables, etc. Visitors to this website can find out more about who we are, what we do, view and download our quarterly and annual reports, view latest news and find out about careers available within the Energia Group.Overview of key features available to customers within Energia Group:• Who we are• Community• Renewables• Innovation• Investor Relations• News and Media• Careers• Contact UsOur business owners can view, manage, and update the content on the Energia Group website via Optimizely CMS (Content Management System).The Energia Group website is available to view via the following link: https://energiagroup.com/ Energia Smart Home StoreThe Energia Smart Home Store is our ecommerce site

ITT for Electric Vehicle Approved Scheme Auditing Services

Energy Saving Trust is seeking to appoint an auditing service for the Electric Vehicle Approved (EVA) scheme. This will include providing suitably qualified and experienced auditors, who will audit vehicle dealers, and other automotive organisations, to judge their level of compliance with EVA standards.

UCA Maintenance Services Contract

The key operational objectives of the contract will be: o To ensure compliance with all relevant legislation, regulation, ACOPs, guidance and technical documents, such as SFG20, CIBSE and other best practice guidance and manufacturers requirements and all UCA's policies and procedures through effective service controls and audit processes o To provide a high performing, cost effective building maintenance function that enables and supports UCA's activities through the delivery of fully-functioning, comfortable, high quality, safe environments. o To provide a service which supports and sustains a safe working environment, with no risk to UCA's equipment, business and service delivery operations, business continuity, brand, or reputation. o To develop and implement policies and procedures for operating the services in an efficient and cost-effective manner, maximising productivity, integration, and consistency across all aspects of service delivery. o To allow flexibility in both management structures and in the delivery of the services to meet evolving priorities during the life of the contract. To maximise asset life expectancy and performance and minimise unnecessary cost/use/energy consumption, including through intelligent use of IT, and management information systems. o To take a proactive and imaginative approach, continually seeking the most appropriate and cost-effective solutions to problems and issues o Contribute positively and proactively to UCA's sustainability and added social value objectives. Additional information: Is a Recurrent Procurement Type? : No

Hardship and Cost of Living Data Processing & Provision

DETAILS OF WHERE TO ACCESS THE INVITATION TO TENDER The full Invitation To Tender pack is available via the Authority's proprietary e-procurement system, Jaggaer. Registration is required, and is free of charge - see portal link below: - https://fcdo.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.html Once registered, if not already, search for project_9692 / itt_5816 NOTE: ACCESS TO JAGGAER AND TWO-FACTOR AUTHENTICATION (2FA) Potential suppliers should note that two-factor authentication will be required to access the FCDO’s e-procurement portal, JAGGAER, which requires Google Authenticator to be downloaded onto a mobile device. For more information in relation to two-factor authentication, a guide can be accessed by clicking the link on the home page of the FCDO’s e-procurement portal, JAGGAER. A LIST OF ALL CENTRAL GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS, THEIR EXECUTIVE AGENCIES & THEIR NON-DEPARTMENTAL PUBLIC BODIES (NDPBs), & ANY SUCCESSORS, WHO MAY USE THIS CONTRACT IS AS FOLLOWS: - Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office Bank of England British Council British Tourist Authority (trading as Visit Britain/Visit England) Cabinet Office, including: - GCSI - Government Communication Service International - GDS: Government Digital Service Centre for Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture Science (CEFAS) Crown Prosecution Service Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy* Department for Digital Culture Media and Sport Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) Department of Health & Social Care Department for International Trade Department for Transport, including: - Maritime and Coastguard Agency Department of Work and Pensions Financial Conduct Authority Food Standards Agency Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs HM Treasury Home Office, including: - HM Passport Office - Home Office International - Home Office – International Operations [replaces BFI & IEI] - Return Logistics Operations - Homeland Security Groups - UK Visas & Immigration Intellectual Property Office Manchester City Council Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency Meteorological Office Metropolitan Police Ministry of Defence, including: - British Defence Section Washington - Defence Attaché Network - Defence Geographic Centre - UK Hydrographic Office National Crime Agency Office for National Statistics Oil Pipeline Agency UK Health Security Agency UK Intelligence Community UK Research & Innovation Devolved Governments: Invest Northern Ireland The Executive Office, Northern Ireland Scottish Enterprise, including: - Scottish Development International Scottish Government Welsh Government, including: - International Business Wales *Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy existed until 2023 when it was split to form the Department for Business and Trade (DBT), the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) and the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT). Responsibility for national security and investment policy has gone to the Cabinet Office.

Housing Stock Reactive, Cyclical and Planned Repairs and Maintenance

North Kesteven District Council (NKDC) is Redesigning its Repairs Services for the future. One of the main ways we hope to deliver our ambitions is through a new partnership repairs contract that will deliver a range of core and additional workstreams through an intelligence led, customer focussed approach.NKDC provides local government services to the large rural district of North Kesteven, which covers approximately 92,000 hectares (356 square miles), has over 100 distinctive rural villages and is centrally located within the county of Lincolnshire. It is rural in nature, but with Lincoln City immediately to the north, Nottingham 40 miles to the west and Peterborough 40 miles to the south. The district is served by the main north/south A15 linking Peterborough and Lincoln and is located to the east of the A1.The Council currently owns around 3,900 homes across the district as well as managing a further c. 50 leasehold properties. The Council also owns a new build development company called Lafford Homes which now has over 150 market rental properties and significant growth ambitions.The RequirementThe requirement is split into ‘Core’ services and ‘Additional Options’ Providers will be required to deliver the following ‘Core’ Works and Associated Services• Call handling and repairs reporting, to include weekday ‘core times’ and an emergency out of hours service, excluding heating.• Responsive repairs, excluding heating, (emergency, urgent, routine and out of hours) to residential properties and internal and external communal areas of blocks, as well as repairs to garages and corporate buildings, including keeping and maintenance of repair records and the making, keeping and communication of repair appointments.• Works to standard void properties, including decorating, in preparing them for re-letting• Repairs, major repairs (including whole house), clearing, cleaning, garden works and upgrades to void properties.• Planned responsive repairs, including electrical inspection remedial works and decorating scheme to tenanted properties• Works arising from regulatory compliance activities (e.g., FRAs, water hygiene, asbestos)• Disabled Adaptations to Council properties.• Cyclical redecorations and pre-paint repairs in accordance with an agreed annual programme.Throughout the duration of the contract the Council may introduce the following ‘Additional Options’• Kitchen replacements• Bathroom replacements/upgrades and wet room installations• Installation and replacement of renewable technologies• External doors renewals• Window renewals• Fencing installation or replacements• Full or partial electrical rewires• Roofing and/or Chimney works• External render works with scaffolding• External builder’s work• Communal area refurbishment and whole property modernisations• Sewage Treatment Plant Maintenance• Installation of energy efficiency measures and/or building component additions/replacementsas part of a ‘fabric first’ approach.• Installation of air source heating or other renewable energy installations/worksThe forecast total annual expenditure of the Council through the new contract is circa £4.9m in year 2024/25. CORE works under the contract are anticipated to total circa £3.9m in year 2024/25 with ADDITIONAL OPTIONAL works values let through the new contract anticipated to be in the region of £1m. These are budget figures and are not guaranteed. The awarding of the additional optional works is expected in year one and beyond, but the awarding of ongoing additional optional works will be subject to satisfactory provision of the core works.

Newcastle PSDS Phase 3b Property Decarbonisation Programme

The Council requires the services of experienced consultants who are experts in district energy / heat networks across a variety of capabilities including general consultancy, technical advisory and commercial advisory and consultancy.These resources will need to familiarise themselves thoroughly with all aspects (legal, commercial, and technical) of the Regenerate partnering arrangement and as called upon, provide proactive support to the Council across a range of energy network activities which will be at varying stages throughout this commission.

DfE - Invest NI - Energy and Resource Efficiency Consultancy Framework

Invest NI wishes to establish a framework of Contractors to undertake projects relating to Energy and Resource Efficiency. The Framework will be divided into 9 Lots/Sectors. A framework list with multiple contractors will be established for each of the Sectors/Lots below: There is no restriction on the number of successful contractors per lot. Successful tenderers listed on the framework will be invited to tender for individual contracts through a Secondary competition process.

Suffolk Energy Action Framework

Suffolk County Council is looking to procure the delivery of retrofitting to domestic sector properties across the whole of Suffolk on behalf of the local authority members of the Suffolk Climate Change Partnership (SCCP). This supports the delivery of the Home Upgrade Grant Phase 2 (HUG2) and other schemes. The Framework is available to all public contracting authorities located within the boundary of Suffolk to utilise.The contract will provide Suffolk local authorities the ability to manage the installation of high-quality domestic energy efficiency and access sector relevant funding or finance to benefit Suffolk households and reduce emissions.

DfE - Invest NI - Energy and Resource Efficiency Consultancy Framework

The successful Contractor’s performance on this. Contract will be managed as per the specification and regularly. monitored . Contractors. not delivering on contract. requirements is. a serious matter. It means the public purse is not getting what it. is paying for. If a contractor. fails to reach satisfactory levels. of contract performance they will be given a specified time to. improve. If, after the specified time, they still. fail to reach. satisfactory levels of contract performance, the matter will be. escalated to senior management in CPD for further action. If. this. occurs and your performance does not improve to satisfactory levels. within the specified period, this can be considered grounds for.. termination of the contract at your expense as provided for in the. Conditions of Contract. In lieu of termination, CPD may issue a. Notice. of Written Warning or a Notice of Unsatisfactory. Performance. A supplier in receipt of multiple Notices of Written. Warning or a Notice of.. Unsatisfactory Performance may, in. accordance with The Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (as. amended). be excluded from future public. procurement competitions for a. period of up to three years

Removal and Disposal of Wave Energy Device

Orkney Islands Council (OIC) invite you to submit a proposal to take ownership and remove and dispose of the wave energy converter known as “Pelamis” P2. The “Pelamis” is a Wave Energy Converter which was utilised to capture wave energy from the sea in the waters off the sea in Orkney. It became redundant and came into the possession of OIC in 2017. It has been laid up at moorings off Lyness Wharf, Hoy, Orkney.

NESA - JTF Accreditation Assessment Brief

Assessment of feasibility of and appetite for a Just Energy Transition Accreditation System

Energy Bill Validation Services

This opportunity and all associated procurement documents will be accessible via our e-sourcing portal, kindly visit; www.capitalesourcing.com and search for the following reference: itt_WCC_17220 - Energy Bill Validation ITT. If you have any questions, please submit these through the e-tendering portal(“the Portal”) Our e-sourcing portal site is free to register on. To view details of the Opportunity via the Portal please click the following link and enter your Username and Password: https://www.capitalesourcing.com/web/login.shtml Or browse as follows:- Connect to https://www.capitalesourcing.com - Enter your Username and Password - Go to Published Opportunities - Click on the Project Title 'Energy Bill Validation ITT' to view details.

Inenco Energy Procurement Services DPS

Warmer Homes Scotland National Scheme - Supply Chain Tender

Warmworks has been awarded the management of the next iteration of the Warmer Homes Scotland National Scheme on behalf of the Scottish Government. The scheme will launch in October 2023 and will last for a minimum term of five years, with a potential two-year extension to 2030.The Scottish Government has published a potential total contract value of up to 728millon GBP.Warmworks will be conducting a procurement exercise to secure a framework of sub-contractors across Scotland to support the delivery of this new scheme.The scheme will adopt a fabric-first approach to ensure the maximum benefit of heating measures and renewable measures installed in the homes of households who are identified as being in or at risk of fuel poverty. Warmworks will put a supply chain in place to deliver insulation, heating, and renewable energy measures with an emphasis on recruiting local installers and adding value to local communities through job creation and a substantial investment in skills, training and apprenticeships.The scheme is aligned with PAS2035 requirements, meaning all prospective installers need to be Trustmark registered and PAS2030 (2019) accredited for each measure they propose to install. Companies will be provided with a detailed specification that sets out the scheme’s requirements in respect of the customer journey, the installation process and the required suite of quality and compliance documentation.Warmworks anticipates that the tender opportunity will launch in early July 2023 and will be available on the PCS platform. Contract award and onboarding are currently planned for early September, in preparation for works commencing in early October.

Nicosia New British High Commission

This project includes for the replacement of the existing buildings on the BHC site at Alexander Pallis Street, Nicosia, with a modern new office, new Residence and Gatehouse and covered carparking that will be constructed in the existing compound.The design will comply with all local regulations and UK regulations where appropriate and will showcase the best of British design, incorporating as many energy saving and environmentally responsible features as practicable.All of the existing buildings will need to be demolished to make way for the new buildings, with the exception of the EAC switchgear room. The works will need to be phased to retain the existing FCDO functions during the works with a number of buildings being retained temporarily for decant space.A new entrance to the southern boundary of the site has been proposed, with an associated new build Gatehouse providing a much improved ‘front’ to the BHC. Car parking is retained in a separate and distinct area, in order that this does not encroach on the combined garden / function spaces for the BHC and Residence. Prior to the completion of the project the grounds will be re landscaped, to their previous beautifully kept status.

Private Sector Stock Condition Survey – Worcestershire

Worcester City Council is acting as Lead Authority for the joint commissioning of a Private Sector Housing Stock Condition Survey for the Worcestershire Local Authorities of; Bromsgrove District Council, Malvern Hills District Council, Redditch Borough Council, Worcester City Council, Wyre Forest District Council and Wychavon District Council.This survey will assess overall adequacy and condition of accommodation and to facilitate targeting resource. This survey will cover all tenures including registered social landlord housing, private rented and owner occupied and will include property type and age, energy efficiency matters and a socio-economic profile of residents.Please see the procurement documents for further information. The Council is using the e-procurement portal known as the Proactis Pro-Contract portal https://procontract.due-north.com to conduct this procurement exercise.To gain access to the procurement documents, bidders will need to register their company details at the above website. Once registered, bidders will be emailed a log-in and password which will allow them to gain access to the procurement documents. Bidders will need to search for the invitation under Worcester City Council and then electronically submit an expression of interest and follow the online instructions to view the procurement documents.

B852 - Ynysawdre Heat Network Detailed Project Design (DPD)

Marubeni Europower Ltd is developing a green hydrogen production facility (called HyBont) drawing on new local solar PV and wind generation via private wire and sleeving. It is proposed this will supply multiple offtakers including a heat network serving Bridgend County Borough Council (BCBC) owned buildings, specifically a primary school, college, and leisure centre complex approximately 1.2km away. Buro Happold produced a feasibility study in 2022 which identified the preferred solution to be that the heat network will draw green hydrogen and waste heat directly from the electrolyser to serve the heat network. Waste heat recovered from the electrolyser will be used to meet the baseload heat demand on the heat network with hydrogen boilers providing top-up heat during peak times and when waste heat is not available, due to the intermittency of renewable energy supply to electrolyser. This innovative project will fully decarbonise the heating of these buildings and make use of a heat source that would otherwise be considered waste and lost. BCBC has been awarded funding from the Heat Network Development Unit (HNDU) to undertake the Detailed Project Development (DPD) phase study to determine whether the heat network opportunity is sufficiently viable to take through to commercialisation and delivery.

Procurement for the Design, Build, Operation and Maintenance of a Solar PV Plant

The Aberdeen Hydrogen Hub Solar PV Plant will be a ground mounted PV system at the site of the former Ness landfill, which is located 2 km south of Aberdeen city centre, on Coast Road adjacent to Nigg Bay, to the south of Aberdeen Harbour and approximately 4km northeast of Cove Bay. The Contractor should design the solar plant taking into consideration that this is located on a capped landfill site, which still requires safe management by the incumbent waste management contractor via a venting and drainage system. The site will be linked by an underground connection to the hydrogen production plant and vehicle re-fuelling facility.The Works to be undertaken by the Contractor relate to the civil and mechanical construction works of the solar PV plant and all electrical works to (but not including) a metering circuit breaker on site (the Connection Point).The Contractor shall provide:1. Design, procurement, installation, construction, commissioning and testing for the solar installation Works for the project.2. Project management of the Works including progress reporting to the Employer.3. All mechanical infrastructure within the site.4. Surveys, design, power system, and provide information to support grid compliance studies as required to offload, install, commission, and test.5. All electrical infrastructure up to (but not including) the onsite metering circuit breaker (Connection Point). This includes PV modules, DC string cabling, AC cabling, transformer and inverters, earthing, lighting, small power and UPS systems.6. Civil, structural, and building works for the site including transformer stations, ground works, drainage, foundations, access roads, fencing, CCTV, and landscaping.7. Control infrastructure for the power plant control system including, inter alia, the overarching energy management system, monitoring system, and any other necessary hardware.8. Provision for the connection of a leased line fibre optic or other communications system to allow for remote access and operation of the site, including communication with the solar farm. Latency and connection speeds to be confirmed by the Employer.9. Temporary power to all equipment within the site until the grid connection has been made.10. Commissioning of all equipment supplied and installed to all relevant regulations and standards.11. Landscaping of the site in accordance with the planning permission.12. O&M services for the first two years between Provisional Acceptance Certificate (PAC) and Final Acceptance Certificate (FAC). There will be an option to extend the contract for O&M services for an additional 3 years (maximum of 5 years in total).The scope above is not intended to be exhaustive but the Contractor will be required to deliver all plant and systems necessary to safely operate the solar PV plant in the market described above.

T22/0085 - CHASE Project Lead Design role & architectural services

Text to be corrected in the original notice: Place of text to be modified: N/A Instead of: N/A Read: N/A Other additional information: Please follow the link in Delta and use the access code 3F5BWCS696 https://www.delta-esourcing.com/delta/viewNotice.html?noticeId=791711179 Top right-hand corner, click on login. If you have an account, login. If not - Click register as a supplier Lead Design role & architectural services for the CHASE project, including a new Energy & Data Centre, the demolition of Claude Gibb building and the provision of the new CHASE building(s). Role includes acting as the Lead Designer, architectural services and building a full design team for all facets of the design process, taking on board UNN incumbent Concept Designer and novating across to the successful main contractor, in due course.

Procurement for the Design, Build, Operation and Maintenance of a Solar PV Plant

bp Aberdeen Hydrogen Energy Limited (bpAHEL) is a Joint Venture (JV) between bp and Aberdeen City Council (ACC), secured through a public procurement process. The JV has been created with the purpose of delivering a scalable green hydrogen production, storage and distribution facility (hydrogen refuelling station) in the city. The hydrogen refuelling station will be powered by renewable energy, including a purpose-built Solar PV Plant.The purpose of this notice is to inform potential bidders of the opportunity to submit a tender to design, build, operate and maintain the Solar PV Plant.

Energy Assessor - EPCs

Energy Assessor services to provide EPCs.

ITT for the Evaluation of Home Energy Scotland Advice 2023-24

Energy Saving Trust requires an experienced research agency (“the supplier”) to complete approximately 2,200 telephone interviews with householders supported by HES advice. Approximately 550 interviews shall be completed during each one of four phases of interviewing, between 3 and 6 months after a householder has been advised. This opportunity will be an open procedure advertised on the Public Contracts Scotland Portal and selection of a bidder shall be in accordance with the Energy saving Trust's procurement procedures. The contract will commence in August 2023.

SHDF Merseyside Retrofit Project

Onward Group is one of the largest registered providers of social housing based solely in the North West of England with 35,000 homes across Merseyside, Lancashire, Greater Manchester and Cheshire. Onward is a not-for-profit organisation, committed to the regeneration and sustainability of the North West region, with a primary focus on making a positive difference in the communities we serve.Onward are looking to appoint a suitably qualified, accredited and experienced contractor to undertake a retrofit project to approx 400 homes in the Kirkdale area of Liverpool. The project is to implement energy efficiency improvement measures including External & Internal Wall Insulation, Cavity Wall Insulation, Window & Door Replacements to approx. 400 properties in the Kirkdale area of Liverpool, to target an energy performance improvement of up to EPC B and C.The form of contract will be a JCT Intermediate Form with Contractors Design portion.The project value is estimated at £12m, commencing late 2023 with a completion date of March 2025.

Fund Advisory Services for Ambition North Wales Clean Energy Fund

Ambition North Wales (ANW) is seeking to procure a Fund Advisor for two distinct stages of work. The first stage will involve assisting ANW with preparation for launch and will include input in the following key areas:Market intelligence input into the Investment Strategy and associated priorities to support finalisation of this Strategy;Developing a marketing strategy and a launch plan;Input into the ANW fund management plan, which can be defined as: a document which sets out the operational procedures for the Fund for it to be established, managed effectively, and deliver against the objectives for the Fund. It will provide an overview of the key activities of the Fund over the medium term, covering the set up and then ongoing operation and management of the Fund;Scoping the support required to enable an online application process channelled through ANW website; andScoping any legal input or other external advisory support required for launch of the fund.The second stage will provide advisory support to operate the fund during the deployment period and it is envisaged this will be over a minimum 5-year contract period. The advisor will be responsible for sourcing investments, undertaking due diligence, developing investment business cases, and recommending investments for approval and then providing regular progress and monitoring reports on the performance of investments and the portfolio of the Fund.It should be noted that the investment strategy is a live document that has built-in flexibility to change throughout the life of the fund in response to changing market demand and conditions.

Recruitment Partners for Energy Market Specific Roles

The Low Carbon Contracts Company (LCCC) wishes to select and appoint suitable Provider(s) as Recruitment Partners for Energy Market Specific Roles

London Stadium Roof Solar Project

The opportunity to utilise renewable energy options is a key priority for London Stadium with the stadium roof being the best option to maximise energy generation. The Contracting Authority is therefore looking to work with suppliers that share in the delivery of its vision and come forward with meaningful proposals to achieve its sustainability objective through a roof solar solution.

London Stadium Roof Solar Project

Additional Information: To register a bona fide expression of interest in this event, you are firstly requested to complete and return a Confidentiality Agreement to gain access to the procurement documentation, which includes details of the scope, procurement process, award criteria and contract terms. Your primary contact and / or organisation must register on to access and complete the Confidentiality Agreement. These requirements must be met before any further information can be released to you. The Contracting Authority is not, and shall not be, liable for any costs, fees or expenses (including (without limitation) any third-party costs, fees or expenses) incurred by any Applicants in considering and/or responding to this procurement process. Tenderers shall be required to price their tender in pounds sterling. All communications will be conducted in English. The Contracting Authority reserves the right not to award any contract and to make whatever changes it sees fit to the timetable, structure and/or content of the procurement process and to cancel the process in its entirety at any stage. The Contracting Authority does not bind itself to enter into any contract. No contractual rights express or implied arise out of this notice or the procedures envisaged by it. Any resulting contracts will be considered contracts made in England and Wales according to English and Welsh law. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the Delta eSourcing portal at:

UKRI-3122 Probe Ti:Sapphire amplifier system

Proposals are sought by the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC, part of UK Research and Innovation, UKRI) for the supply of a Titanium Sapphire Amplifier System for use in a short pulse, high energy probe laser system as part of the Extreme Photonics Applications Centre (EPAC) Project. Titanium Sapphire amplifier system will deliver broadband laser pulses with an output energy of 150 mJ, with central wavelength around 800nm and operating at a repetition rate of 10Hz. The seed source will be provided by STFC.

ITT for the Evaluation of Scottish Home Renewables 2022-23 Advice Service

Energy Saving Trust requires an experienced research agency (“the supplier”) to carry out approximately 400 telephone interviews with householders supported by the specialist renewables advice service, and 60 telephone interviews with landlords/letting agents supported by the private sector landlord advice service (460 interviews in total). This opportunity will be an open procedure advertised on the Public Contracts Scotland Portal.

Facilities Management at Birmingham Energy Innovation Centre (BEIC) at Tyseley

Facilities Management at Birmingham Energy Innovation Centre (BEIC) at Tyseley

Testing of Products to determine their Compliance to the Ecodesign and Energy Information Regulations.

We would like to invite prospective bidders to attend a pre-market engagement session on 04/07/2023 at 10.30 via MS Teams. Should you wish to attend, please register your interest using the contact details below. Contact details: Contact name: Sarah Odofin or Emma Marshall Email: sarah.odofin@beis.gov.uk or Emma.marshall@beis.gov.uk

UKRI-3039 BGS Ground Source Heat Pump Heating System to Serve James Hutton Building and SRMR

A contractor is required for sourcing and installing of ground source heat pumps to serve theJames Hutton Building and Staff Restaurant Meeting Rooms at the Keyworth site, currentlyserved by a gas fired heating system. The works also include adaptions to the existingheating systems and energy efficiency works (BMS, etc.).

Engineering Services at Former HMRC Building, Cumbernauld

Sanctuary seeks to appoint the services of a suitably experienced Engineering practice toprovide professional services to support the design and build of circa 170-200 high quality,energy efficient, sustainable homes on the former HMRC site, Cumbernauld.

Engineering Services at Former HMRC Building, Cumbernauld

Sanctuary seeks to appoint the services of a suitably experienced Engineering practice to provide professional services to support the design and build of circa 170-200 high quality, energy efficient, sustainable homes on the former HMRC site, Cumbernauld.Tenderers attention is drawn to the requirements in the tender regarding minimum turnover (£400,000), insurance provision, and specific trade accreditations.

BM.23.039 SWEC Programme: East Road Building – Base Build

The East Road Building (ERB) is part of the British Museum’s overall South West Energy Centre (SWEC) Programme. The SWEC programme is an estate-wide array of projects to decarbonise the British Museum’s Bloomsbury Estate. The East Road Building project comprises the replacement of the existing East Road building located in the north-east corner of the Bloomsbury site with a new building, circa 680sm, spread over basement, ground and first floors.The East Road building will primarily provide space for site-wide central plant room as well as workshops spaces for carpentry, electrical and locksmiths and maintenance facilities; and welfare, changing and WC facilities.Summary of work elements in this tender:•Basement excavation and construction •Reinforced concrete structural frame•Brickwork cladding, external doors and windows•Roof finishes and rooflightsRefer to the indicative design information uploaded with this SQ for further details of the proposed building. This procurement process relates to the base building to be delivered as a waterproof shell. It excludes all fit out and MEP to serve the building and primary MEP central plant.

2838_23 Renewable Energy Solutions

MCS accredited renewable solar PV suppliers/installers/maintainers to facilitate customer requirements for such. Please also refer to the ITT for further details.

Metering Services

The Coal Authority (Client) was established by Parliament to undertake specific statutory duties, set out in the Coal Industry Act 1994, associated with licensing coal mining operations; managing property and the historic legacy arising from the ownership of the coal reserves and underground workings; settling subsidence damage claims not falling on coal mine operators and providing access to coal mining information.The Coal Authority has a legal duty under the Coal Mining Subsidence Act 1991, to repair properties damaged by coal mining subsidence in the five coalfield regions. The works are funded by grant in aid from central government, in order that the Coal Authority can discharge its statutory duty.The Coal Authority employs over 300, based mainly at the head office in Mansfield with some field staff remotely based in order to enable a fast response to incidents in the coal mining areas.The Coal Authority is funded by grant in aid from the Department of Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ).This notice relates to the retendering of our metering contract which expires in September 2023This notice is published by way of giving interested parties the opportunity to tender for this requirement.We require consolidated meter readings across approximately 80 sites, with additional sites to be included as they are commissioned at a rate or 1 to 2 a year. This is for consolidating smart meter readings from:• Electricity meters• Electricity generation meters• Electricity export meters• Water metersAs part of this contract we will require maintenance of existing meters plus the installation of new electricity and water meters at approximately 10 sites around England, Scotland and Wales as well as a review and potential upgrade of electricity generation meters at approximately 10 sites.Meter readings should be provided on a central portal with potential to provide an API for data transfer to a Coal Authority reporting system in the future.No action is required in response to this Prior Information Notice but if you have any questions about this opportunity please contact Sarah Kendrick, Procurement Business Partner - sarahkendrick@coal.gov.uk

Evaluation of an Energy Efficiency Grant Scheme and Delivery model

HRA Responsive Repairs, Out of Hours, Void Refurbishments, Energy Works and Planned Works

The delivery of a responsive repairs service, including an emergency out of hours service, void refurbishment works to empty homes and the delivery of energy surveys, retrofit, and associated services and works. Furthermore, the contract will include the delivery of planned works programmes including kitchen & bathroom, window & door and roof replacements; wall,balcony and fencing improvements; door entry system and communal door upgrades and cyclicalredecoration. The works required under this contract will be undertaken to circa 3000 properties and 250 blocks owned and managed by Medway Council (subject to change with new build delivery and Right to Buy sales).

Homes for Net Zero Research Services

This project will aim to monitor the energy consumption and other parameters that influence energy consumption in up to 1000 homes in England and Wales. We will be looking for a contractor to design and install a monitoring regime that can meet a variety of objectives. The project will also aim to deliver a number of low cost, low disruption energy efficiency and heating measures and monitor the take-up and effectiveness of these during the trial.

Reprocurement of BBC Facilities Management Services

The Facilities Management Contract provides key services to all properties at 93 locations across the UK with a diverse range of properties and facilities, that includes broadcast studios, offices, production, and technical facilities. The contract provides Property and Workplace Services Management and Delivery including: Furniture Provision and Maintenance, Signage Provision and Maintenance, Building Engineering Services, Energy Management, Building Fabric Services, Statutory Inspections, Lift and Lifting Equipment Maintenance, Asbestos Management, Landscaping and Grounds Maintenance, Security Asset Maintenance, Pest Control, Project Services, Facilities and Building Management, Fire Safety, Space Management and Drawing Office, Cleaning, Waste Management, Reception Services, Mail Services, Porterage, Printing, Health and Safety, Environmental Management, Helpdesk, Meeting Room, Managing Agent Services, Event Management & Pandemic Supplies Management.The scope reflects standards such as SFG20, Approved Codes of Practice, ISO Standards and manufacturers recommendations.This will be a fixed price contract with a term of 10 years, initial term 5 years, extension 5 years.The estimated total Contract value including extension period is anticipated to be between £480,000,000 to £750,000,000

Y20032 Dynamic Purchasing System for Power Purchase Agreement Providers

This Dynamic Purchase System (DPS) provides a route, compliant with UK public procurement regulations, for public bodies to procure Power Purchase Agreements. It is intended to help public bodies and renewable energy generators contract together through a relatively simplified and standardised way. With the aim of driving greater and faster expansion of renewable generation assets.The DPS is structured such that Generators who can meet a set of mandatory requirements, set in the Specifications document, will be accepted as approved Suppliers to the DPS. Individual or groups of public bodies will run mini competitions to which approved Suppliers will be invited to bid. The mini competitions will include more detailed specifications relating to the requirements of that/those public bodies. What further specifications could be covered under mini competition is expanded further in the Specification document.To note that Services, Goods and/or Works may be procured through the future mini competitions run through this DPS and would be subject to appropriate terms, for example; Works would be carried out utilising appropriate JCT terms, as agreed between the Supplier and Participating Authority.

Default Energy Supplier for Void Property (Change of Tenancy)

The Wheatley Group requires a single Supplier to deliver an Energy Supply Partnership Service to all void tenancies and re-lets (Change of Tenancy). It is the Wheatley Groups intention to award a contract to a single Supplier for the entire Wheatley Group domestic void stock. The number of voids in the scheme is likely to vary throughout the Contract term, dependent upon the uptake of lets, demand for housing and the size of the housing portfolio.

Default Energy Supplier for Void Property (Change of Tenancy)

We require a default energy supplier for void housing and a meter switching service.