Design, Build, Install and Maintenance Contract for Halton Microgrid

Description: BACKGROUND INFORMATION Halton Borough Council (HBC) is a Unitary Authority based in Cheshire, North West England, comprising the main towns of Runcorn and Widnes. The Council declared a Climate Emergency on the 16th October 2019. Following the declaration, the Council developed an Action Plan which is predominantly focused on reducing the Council's own carbon production. The Council has developed a number of rooftop solar PV schemes and a 1.2MWp solar farm. Whilst these projects have been invaluable, it became apparent to the Council that larger interventions would also be required in order to meet the Council's 2040 net zero target. With this in mind, the Council commissioned a feasibility study in early 2020 to evaluate the potential to construct a solar farm on Council owned wasteland. The study (read more...)

Summary: Halton Borough Council intends to undertake a significant procurement process for the Design, Build, Install and Maintenance Contract for the Halton Microgrid in Cheshire, North West England. This project is aimed at creating an advanced renewable energy infrastructure to support the council’s goal of achieving a net zero carbon footprint by 2040. The current procurement stage involves updating the tender process, with the final submission deadline set for 20th January 2026. The project has progressed through planning, including a feasibility study and planning application approval, and is now seeking detailed EPC proposals. The total estimated contract value is £15.6 million, with an expectation for construction to commence in mid-2026 and extend until 2029. This tender falls under the public authority sub-central government category, and its primary industry categories include Electricity, Solar Energy, and Electrical installation work.

BCP council property solar PV and associated system installation

Description: Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council (BCP Council) is establishing a Framework for the implementation of a solar PV rollout programme including: 1 Lot 1 Supply and installation of solar PV systems under 50 KW 2 Lot 2 Supply and installation of solar PV systems above 50 KW. 3 Lot 3 The survey and assessment of the structural integrity and load-bearing capacity of a roof or building structure. This will be used as and when required and instructed by BCP. The anticipated start date of the contract is April 2026. The framework will be for four years. To access the procurement documentation, bidders must click on the 'Register interest in this opportunity' button in the top right. Once bidders have registered their interest they can access the full procurement (read more...)

Summary: Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council (BCP Council) has updated the tender process for the "BCP council property solar PV and associated system installation" project. This procurement involves a framework agreement for implementing a solar photovoltaic (PV) rollout programme at BCP-owned sites. The project is divided into three lots, targeting solar PV systems under and above 50 KW and the assessment of structural integrity and load-bearing capacity of roofs. The procurement is under an open procedure, and the current active status of the tender stage indicates engagement with potential suppliers. The framework is set to commence in April 2026 and continue for four years, with crucial deadlines in January 2026 for tender submissions and enquiries. The primary location for this initiative is in the UKK2 region, United Kingdom, and falls under the services industry category.

Expanding the Publicly Accessible Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Network in Glasgow City Region

Description: Glasgow City Council, as the Lead Authority on behalf of the following eight Member Authorities (MAs) in Glasgow City Region, (East Dunbartonshire, East Renfrewshire, Glasgow City, Inverclyde, North Lanarkshire, Renfrewshire, South Lanarkshire, and West Dunbartonshire) is seeking to award a contract to one Charge Point Operator (CPO), on behalf of the MAs. The CPO will be required to provide a full Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure (EVCI) turnkey service via 20-year concession contract which will include both the migration of around 627 existing charge points and minimum of 3034 new charge points at council owned assets and on-street locations. The services shall consist of Supply, Installation, Maintenance of Charging infrastructure and Back Office Services for publicly accessible charge points for all eight MAs. It is expected that a Competitive (read more...)

Summary: Glasgow City Council, serving as the lead authority for eight local authorities within the Glasgow City Region, is progressing with a procurement process for the "Expanding the Publicly Accessible Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Network in Glasgow City Region" project. This tender, currently at the active stage, falls under the services category of the Electricity distribution and related services industry. The project involves a 20-year concession contract with an estimated value of GBP 785 million. The goal is to appoint a Charge Point Operator to install, operate, and maintain a network of electric vehicle charging stations across strategic locations within the respective jurisdictions. The procurement utilises a Competitive Procedure with Negotiation, adhering to the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015. The submission deadline for this tender is set for 3rd February 2026, with expected phased completion over five years from contract signing across multiple UK regions such as Glasgow City, North Lanarkshire, and others.

Expanding the Publicly Accessible Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Network in Glasgow City Region

Description: Glasgow City Council, as the Lead Authority on behalf of the following eight Member Authorities (MAs) in Glasgow City Region, (East Dunbartonshire, East Renfrewshire, Glasgow City, Inverclyde, North Lanarkshire, Renfrewshire, South Lanarkshire, and West Dunbartonshire) is seeking to award a contract to one Charge Point Operator (CPO), on behalf of the MAs. The CPO will be required to provide a full Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure (EVCI) turnkey service via 20-year concession contract which will include both the migration of around 627 existing charge points and minimum of 3034 new charge points at council owned assets and on-street locations. The services shall consist of Supply, Installation, Maintenance of Charging infrastructure and Back Office Services for publicly accessible charge points for all eight MAs. It is expected that a Competitive (read more...)

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Energy and Economic Services and Advice Framework Agreement

Description: Office of Gas and Electricity Matters (Ofgem) seeks to procure and award a new commercial framework agreement for the provision of services and advice in relation but not limited to gas, electricity, renewables, heat networks and economics" This framework is intended to replace the 2021-090 Energy and Economic Services and Advice Framework Agreement upon its expiry in August 2026. The scope of the new agreement may include, but is not limited to: * * Gas Engineering and Distribution * Electrical Generation * Electricity Transmission * Renewable Generating Technologies & Heat Distribution * Auditing of Renewable Energy * Nuclear Energy and Associated Work * Economic Modelling and Support. * Financial Modelling. * Network Economics. * Financial, Safety and Energy Systems Regulation The above list is not exhaustive and will (read more...)

Summary: The Office of Gas and Electricity Markets (Ofgem), located in London, is in the planning stage of a procurement process to establish a new Energy and Economic Services and Advice Framework Agreement. This endeavour aims to provide a range of services and advice pertaining to sectors such as gas, electricity, renewable energy, heat networks, and economics. The framework is intended to come into effect in September 2026, following the conclusion of the current agreement in August 2026. Key information includes its planned location within the UK, and it falls under the industry category of energy services as defined by CPV classifications. The open procurement method will be used, and the notification regarding the tender is expected on 1st April 2026.

BCP council property solar PV and associated system installation

Description: Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council (BCP Council) is establishing a Framework for the implementation of a solar PV rollout programme including: 1 Lot 1 Supply and installation of solar PV systems under 50 KW 2 Lot 2 Supply and installation of solar PV systems above 50 KW. 3 Lot 3 The survey and assessment of the structural integrity and load-bearing capacity of a roof or building structure. This will be used as and when required and instructed by BCP. The anticipated start date of the contract is April 2026. The framework will be for four years. To access the procurement documentation, bidders must click on the 'Register interest in this opportunity' button in the top right. Once bidders have registered their interest they can access the full procurement (read more...)

Summary: Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council (BCP Council) has updated the tender process for the "BCP council property solar PV and associated system installation" project. This procurement involves a framework agreement for implementing a solar photovoltaic (PV) rollout programme at BCP-owned sites. The project is divided into three lots, targeting solar PV systems under and above 50 KW and the assessment of structural integrity and load-bearing capacity of roofs. The procurement is under an open procedure, and the current active status of the tender stage indicates engagement with potential suppliers. The framework is set to commence in April 2026 and continue for four years, with crucial deadlines in January 2026 for tender submissions and enquiries. The primary location for this initiative is in the UKK2 region, United Kingdom, and falls under the services industry category.

BCP council property solar PV and associated system installation

Description: Pre Market engagement for a forthcoming tender for the installation of solar PV and associated technology full system solutions at BCP-owned sites. This is likely to include between five and seven properties/locations. A Pre Market Engagement questionnaire is available from BCP procurement portal https://www.supplyingthesouthwest.org.uk/. Potential suppliers, especially local SMEs, are encouraged to complete the questionnaire. Participation or non-participation in this market engagement event shall not prejudice organisations participating in any future procurement process nor is it intended that any information supplied shall place any organisation at an advantage in any forthcoming procurement process.

Summary: Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council (BCP Council) has updated the tender process for the "BCP council property solar PV and associated system installation" project. This procurement involves a framework agreement for implementing a solar photovoltaic (PV) rollout programme at BCP-owned sites. The project is divided into three lots, targeting solar PV systems under and above 50 KW and the assessment of structural integrity and load-bearing capacity of roofs. The procurement is under an open procedure, and the current active status of the tender stage indicates engagement with potential suppliers. The framework is set to commence in April 2026 and continue for four years, with crucial deadlines in January 2026 for tender submissions and enquiries. The primary location for this initiative is in the UKK2 region, United Kingdom, and falls under the services industry category.

Redhill Academy Trust Dynamic Market for electricity and gas

Description: The Redhill Academy Trust Dynamic Market for Electricity and Gas is a list of qualified suppliers who meet specific membership conditions and are eligible to participate in future procurements. Unlike traditional frameworks or Dynamic Purchasing Systems (DPS), Dynamic Markets: a) Remain open to new suppliers at any time b) Can be used for any type of goods, services, or works (except concession contracts) c) Are not contracts themselves, but tools to facilitate procurement For more details, please refer to the official guidance: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/procurement-act-2023-guidance-documents-define-phase/guidance-dynamic-markets-html The aim is to ensure fair, transparent, and competitive access to electricity and gas supply contracts for Redhill Academy Trust. This Dynamic Market is also open to other contracting bodies. Supplier Registration: Suppliers must register on the Redhill Academy Trust e-tendering portal to access tender (read more...)

Summary: The Redhill Academy Trust has initiated a public procurement process titled "Redhill Academy Trust Dynamic Market for Electricity and Gas," aimed at establishing a dynamic market for electricity and gas supply services. Based in Nottingham, UK, the Trust is a public authority within the central government and is looking to engage suppliers in a process that remains open and competitive. As of 19th December 2025, the tendering stage is active, and the framework for this initiative is set to operate until 31st January 2028. The procurement method is classified under 'goods' and uses an open and dynamic market system, which allows new suppliers to join at any time. This project covers the supply of mains gas, natural gas, and electricity across the UK, providing opportunities for various public bodies and potential suppliers to engage in fair trading practices.

Solar Array at Castle an Dinas Quarry, Ludgvan, Cornwall

Description: Corserv Solutions Limited are seeking proposals from Solar PV suppliers to provide design, supply and installation of a new PV array and associated works at Castle an Dinas Quarry, Ludgvan, Cornwall, TR20 8AG. Dates available for a guided site visit are 15/01/26 and 16/01/26. To book a site visit please email: nick.woodcock@arcadis.com.

Summary: Corserv Solutions Ltd, located in Scorrier, United Kingdom, has initiated an open public procurement process for the design, supply, and installation of a solar PV array at Castle an Dinas Quarry, Ludgvan, Cornwall, with a projected value of £500,000 (excluding VAT). This tender falls under the works category, specifically solar energy and solar panel roof-covering work. Interested parties should note the important dates, including site visits scheduled for 15th and 16th January 2026, and a tender submission deadline set for 30th January 2026. The procurement method is an open competition, and electronic submissions are accepted via the portal www.supplyingthesouthwest.org.

Provision of a Heat Purchase Agreement (HPA) for NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde (GG&C), Queen Elizabeth University Hospital and neighbouring sites.

Description: The Common Services Agency (more commonly known as National Services Scotland) (NSS) are acting on behalf of NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde (NHSGG&C) seeking expressions of interest from parties capable of assisting in the achievement of carbon reduction goals. NHS Scotland targets are to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from our buildings by at least 75% by 2030 compared to a 1990 baseline; use renewable heating systems by 2038 for all NHS-owned buildings; and for all our estate to have net-zero emissions by 2040 or earlier where possible. This will be accomplished by increasing energy efficiency of our built environment and transitioning away from fossil fuels. There is no requirement for proposals at this time although they could be provided as an example of possible options. This PIN is (read more...)

Summary: The NHS National Services Scotland, acting for NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde, is currently in the planning stage for the procurement of a Heat Purchase Agreement (HPA). The initiative, titled "Provision of a Heat Purchase Agreement for NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde (GG&C), Queen Elizabeth University Hospital and neighbouring sites," aims to enhance carbon reduction by seeking solutions for district heating within the industry category of district heating. Key locations include the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital and additional sites such as Caledonia House, Govan Health Centre, Elderpark Clinic, and Hillington Laundry. A Supplier Information Day is scheduled for 3rd February 2026, from 10:00 to 12:00 at the Teaching & Learning Centre, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Glasgow, with spaces limited per company. Interested suppliers must express their interest by 20th February 2026 to participate in future procurement activities, with further notice expected by 29th May 2026.