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The Supply Delivery Installation and Commissioning of a Power Distribution System

Description: In accordance with Regulation 41 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015, the University is issuing this notice to undertake Preliminary Market Consultation prior to commencing any live procurement process. The University of Strathclyde (UoS) seeks expressions of interest from suppliers capable of providing a DC Power Distribution Cabinet (PDC) solution to support the expansion of testing capability within the ANZIC facility. The market engagement will explore supplier capability, technical solutions and delivery models for a requirement expected to include a PDC incorporating active and passive insulation monitoring functionality.

Summary: The University of Strathclyde is exploring the supply, delivery, installation and commissioning of a DC power distribution solution for expanded testing capability at its ANZIC facility in Glasgow. The planned requirement is for a mobile indoor DC Power Distribution Cabinet supporting multiple DC sources and loads up to 1,500 VDC, with active and passive insulation monitoring, current and voltage measurement, IT-system earthing and safe maintenance access. The cabinet will include high-capacity positive and negative busbars, numerous connection points, thermal management, transportable construction and compliant documentation. The requirement also covers integration of active insulation-monitoring equipment and passive resistor-bridge, current-transducer and voltage-transducer systems. This is primarily an electrical distribution equipment and switchgear requirement, potentially divided across these technical elements.

Delivery, Management and Maintenance of Public & Private EV Infrastructure

Description: Places for People and Anchor (collectively, the Employer) is jointly procuring a single supplier to provide a scalable, end-to-end electric vehicle charging infrastructure solution across the Places for People and Anchor property portfolios. The requirements include the supply and installation of charging hardware, retrofit works, commissioning, software and back-office management, payment systems, customer support, monitoring, servicing, maintenance, testing and the adoption or replacement of existing charge points. The programme anticipates the delivery and management of approximately 20,000 charge points over an initial contract term of ten (10) years, with an option to extend for a further five (5) years. The estimated total contract value is PS39.2 million. The commercial model will be fully client-funded, with the infrastructure owned by the relevant contracting organisation. Services will be provided across (read more...)

Summary: Places for People Group Limited and Anchor Hanover Group are jointly procuring a single supplier for a fully managed electric vehicle charging infrastructure service across their property portfolios throughout the UK. The requirement covers new-build, retrofit and residential locations, including site assessment, design, supply and installation of charging hardware, commissioning, mobilisation, project management, stakeholder engagement, software and back-office management, payment systems, customer support, monitoring, reporting, servicing, maintenance, testing and lifecycle management. It also includes adopting, replacing or upgrading existing charge points. Additional associated services may cover energy management, battery storage, renewable energy integration, electrical infrastructure upgrades, civil engineering and future EV technologies. This is an electrical installation, equipment supply and repair and maintenance opportunity, including energy-related services.

FW Supply & Deliver - 11kV Indoor Switchgear - Multi Site 0637

Description: Scottish Hydro Electric Power Distribution plc and Southern Electric Power Distribution plc (SSEN) intends to establish multi-supplier Framework Agreements for the design, manufacture, testing, supply and delivery of 11kV indoor metal-enclosed primary switchgear for use across the SSEN Distribution network. The Framework will support asset replacement, network reinforcement, customer connections and strategic investment programmes throughout the remainder of ED2, ED3 and the early years of ED4. Current planning assumptions indicate forecast demand of approximately 2,600 switchgear panels over the anticipated Framework lifecycle, although these volumes are indicative only and no minimum volume or value of work is guaranteed. The procurement is structured across four lots: Lot 1: Conventional CT/VT Fixed-Pattern Switchgear Lot 2: LPIT-Enabled Fixed-Pattern Switchgear Lot 3: Conventional CT/VT Withdrawable Switchgear Lot 4: LPIT-Enabled Withdrawable Switchgear The (read more...)

Summary: Scottish Hydro Electric Power Distribution plc and Southern Electric Power Distribution plc are procuring a multi-supplier framework for 11kV indoor metal-enclosed primary switchgear for use across the SSEN electricity distribution network in the United Kingdom. The requirement covers design, manufacture, testing, certification, supply and delivery, with associated protection and control interfaces, engineering and technical support, installation and commissioning assistance, training, warranties, spare parts, lifecycle support, software, firmware, cyber-security and obsolescence management where applicable. Four lots cover conventional CT/VT fixed-pattern switchgear, LPIT-enabled fixed-pattern switchgear, conventional CT/VT withdrawable switchgear, and LPIT-enabled withdrawable switchgear. The framework will support asset replacement, network reinforcement, customer connections and strategic investment programmes. Forecast demand is approximately 2,600 panels over the framework lifecycle, although volumes are indicative.

Development Opportunity: Seaview Road - Site of former Liscard Municipal Buildings and Adjacent Carpark

Description: Wirral Council (the Council) is the local authority for the Metropolitan Borough of Wirral. The Council's Economy, Regeneration, and Housing Committee adopted the Neighbourhood Framework for Liscard: An Integrated Master Plan on 22 November 2021. The Masterplan is published on Wirral Council's website, and the vision is to create a Liscard town centre loved by local people where: Everyone feels welcome; People can live, work, and play; There is a strong sense of local identity, and; People can come together. Members of the Council's Policy and Resources Committee (the Committee) agreed on 12 July 2023 to declare the former Liscard Municipal Offices fronting onto Egerton Grove and the adjacent carpark accessed by Seaview Road and behind businesses fronting on to Seaview Road and Liscard Village (the Site) surplus (read more...)

Summary: Wirral Council is seeking a lead development partner for the redevelopment of the former Liscard Municipal Buildings and adjacent car park in Liscard, Wallasey. The opportunity is for a housing-led brownfield development guided by the Council’s Neighbourhood Framework for Liscard. The scheme is intended to provide affordable rented housing, improve links with Liscard Village and support wider town-centre regeneration. The stated minimum requirement is 100% affordable housing for rent and at least 93 homes, with the site’s capacity study indicating approximately 100 homes. The work is primarily construction and development, supported by architectural, planning, surveying, environmental, energy, landscape, project management and other construction-related services. Associated works may include roads, footpaths, cycle paths, landscaping, utilities, building installations and renewable-energy measures. Delivery is in Liscard, within the Metropolitan Borough of Wirral.

Installation, Maintenance and Dismantling of the Matlock Bath Illuminations' Lighting

Description: Derbyshire Dales District Council (the Council) is seeking a single Supplier to erect, maintain and dismantle the decorative lights for the 2027, 2028 and 2029 Matlock Bath Illuminations event. Matlock Bath Illuminations is a family event which operates within Derwent Gardens, the Water Gardens and Lovers' Walks areas located on the south side of the village in Matlock Bath. The requirements include the utilisation of wiring, switchgear, flood lamps and fluorescent tubes to effectively and safely light the natural features of the area and provide electrical support on event nights. The event takes place over 8 weekends during September and October and occasionally November. Each year will consist of 16 nights; the provisional 2027 event dates are: Saturday 11, 18, 25, September & 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 (read more...)

Summary: Derbyshire Dales District Council is procuring a single supplier to install, operate, maintain and dismantle decorative lighting for the Matlock Bath Illuminations. The work covers wiring, switchgear, flood lamps, fluorescent tubes and related electrical equipment, providing safe illumination of natural features and electrical support during event nights. The event is held in Derwent Gardens, the Water Gardens and Lovers’ Walks on the south side of Matlock Bath. It runs across eight weekends during September and October, with occasional activity in November, and attracts approximately 50,000 ticket sales each season. This is an electrical installation, outdoor event lighting and maintenance services requirement, suited to suppliers able to deliver a complete lighting service at a public visitor event.

Derby Diocesan Academy Trust - Supply of Electricity

Description: The physical supply of electricity to all Authority sites along with associated invoicing and query management services

Summary: Derby Diocesan Academy Trust is buying the physical supply of electricity to all of its sites, together with associated invoicing and query management services. This is a supply contract for electricity and electricity supplies, delivered across the Trust’s sites in the United Kingdom. The Trust is the buying organisation, with Zenergi Limited managing the procurement as its utility procurement adviser. The requirement is suited to electricity suppliers able to provide the energy itself and handle the related billing and customer-service work. Suppliers should note that the procurement is tied to a dynamic market and covers the Trust’s full set of sites rather than a single delivery address.

Distribution Board Replacement, heating works (environmental controls) and Replacement of Gymnasium Lighting, College of Policing Ryton

Description: College of Policing seeks supplier(s) to attend site at Ryton on Dunsmore, CV8 3EN, to carry out a programme of works for the following packages ("Lots) in accordance with the documents associated with the applicable invitation to tender. Tenderers may bid for any or all of the Lots as follows:- Replacement of distribution boards Replacement of gymnasium lighting Heating works (environmental controls) Competitive bids are sought against the guideline budget shown therein. It is envisaged that works relating to this opportunity will commence in late November 2026 or early December 2026. Bidders are required to submit proposals and all other correspondence via the Home Office Jaggaer portal. If necessary, the link to register for the Jaggaer portal can be found here:- https://homeoffice.app.jaggaer.com/ The invitation to tender for this (read more...)

Summary: The College of Policing Limited is procuring building and electrical works at its site in Ryton-on-Dunsmore, Coventry, CV8 3EN. The requirement is divided into three work packages: replacement of distribution boards, replacement of gymnasium lighting, and heating works involving environmental controls. The works cover electrical distribution equipment, electrical wiring and fittings, lighting installation, heating equipment and associated building services. Suppliers may bid for any one package or for all three. The work is categorised as construction and installation works, with the site-based delivery taking place at the College of Policing premises in Ryton-on-Dunsmore. Specification and evaluation support is being provided by Gleeds Cost Management Limited, while the College of Policing is the buying organisation.

University of Huddersfield- Inspection & testing of emergency lighting systems

Description: The scope of the work shall include the procurement, installation, co-ordination, site testing, commissioning, provision of record documentation, together with the whole of the labour and materials necessary to form a complete inspection. Because of the possibility of failure of the supply to the normal lighting occurring shortly after a period of testing, all tests should be undertaken at times of minimum risk. Alternatively, suitable temporary arrangements should be made until the batteries have been recharged. For further details please see Appendix 2 - specification

Summary: The University of Huddersfield is buying inspection and testing services for its emergency lighting systems. The requirement covers the procurement and installation of equipment, coordination of the work, site testing, commissioning and provision of record documentation. The supplier must provide all labour and materials needed to complete the inspection. Testing must be planned for times of minimum risk because normal lighting supplies might fail shortly afterwards; where necessary, the supplier must provide suitable temporary arrangements until batteries are recharged. The work is classified as emergency lighting equipment, lighting systems, and repair and maintenance services. The buyer is based in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, and the requirement covers the University’s sites across the specified West Yorkshire delivery areas.

The Supply Delivery Installation and Commissioning of a Power Distribution System

Description: In accordance with Regulation 41 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015, the University is issuing this notice to undertake Preliminary Market Consultation prior to commencing any live procurement process. The University of Strathclyde (UoS) seeks expressions of interest from suppliers capable of providing a DC Power Distribution Cabinet (PDC) solution to support the expansion of testing capability within the ANZIC facility. The market engagement will explore supplier capability, technical solutions and delivery models for a requirement expected to include a PDC incorporating active and passive insulation monitoring functionality.

Summary: The University of Strathclyde is planning to procure a DC power distribution system for the expansion of testing capability at its ANZIC facility in Glasgow. The requirement is expected to cover the design, manufacture or supply, integration, testing, delivery and commissioning of a mobile indoor DC Power Distribution Cabinet, together with active and passive insulation, current and voltage monitoring systems. The cabinet will distribute power between multiple DC sources and loads at up to 1500 VDC, with high-current busbars, IT-system earthing and facilities for safe inspection and maintenance. The work also includes technical drawings, calculations, test certificates, warranties, operating instructions and maintenance documentation. The proposed structure has three lots: the cabinet, active insulation monitoring, and passive insulation, current and voltage monitoring equipment.

Statutory Servicing, Reactive and Remedial Works

Description: A framework comprising 22 Lots for statutory servicing, reactive and remedial works. Lots include: * Lot 1 - Lift Servicing * Lot 2 - Lightning Protection * Lot 3 - Ventilation and Air Conditioning * Lot 4a - Maintenance, Inspection and Repairs of Automatic Door, Gate & Barrier Systems * Lot 4b - Maintenance, Inspection and Repairs of Roller Shutters & Appliance Bay Doors * Lot 5 - Building Management Systems (BMS) Servicing contract * Lot 6 - Boilers, Controls and General Plumbing (Incl. TMV Servicing & Shower Head Cleaning) * Lot 7 - Fixed Wiring, and Electrical Response * Lot 8 - Portable Appliance Testing * Lot 9 - Fire Alarm, Emergency Lighting and Fire Prevention Equipment (VESDA Systems, Fire Dampers, Sprinkler Systems & Smoke Vents) * (read more...)

Summary: Gloucestershire County Council is procuring a framework for statutory servicing, reactive repairs and remedial works across its estate and participating public-sector organisations in Gloucestershire. The requirement is divided into 22 specialist lots covering lifts; lightning protection; ventilation and air conditioning; automatic doors, gates, barriers and roller shutters; building management systems; boilers, plumbing and controls; fixed wiring and electrical response; portable appliance testing; fire alarms, emergency lighting and fire-prevention equipment; access controls, CCTV and intruder alarms; small building works; commercial kitchen equipment and ovens; air-source heat pumps; photovoltaic panels; generators; gas detection; mansafe systems; local exhaust ventilation; and water hygiene. The framework is intended for use by district and borough councils, schools, academies and NHS trusts in the area. It covers both planned statutory servicing and responsive repair activity.