Contract 86 - Supply of Energy Performance Certificates to Domestic Dwellings 2022-2024

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£200,000

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  • Consultative engineering and construction services

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  • contract

Published

1 year ago

Description

AWARD OF suitably qualified and experienced Contractors to enter into a Framework agreement (Framework) for the delivery of the Supply of Energy Performance Certificates to Domestic Dwellings 2022-2024 (the Services) to assist with the delivery of the Authority’s capital investment plan. The Framework arrangement will consist of an initial term of 2 years, plus an option to extend up to 2 x 12 months. As part of a wide range of projects across Council properties and the Authority anticipates having 3 Framework Suppliers.
This tender invites you to submit competitive inclusive Price, as detailed in the Tender documents, for the provision of Energy Performance Certificates as per the Tender documents available to download immediate upon registering an interest in this opportunity.
The main Service consists of the following:
Domestic Energy Assessments (DEA’s) to be carried out and an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) to be issued as part of the Authority's Empty Homes Process (Lot 1).
There will also be a requirement to carry out DEA’s and issue an EPC on tenanted homes where an EPC has expired, or improvement works have been carried out to enhance the EPC rating (Lot 2).
After tender Successfully awarded Contractors will be required to work together with North Tyneside Council (the Authority) to drive improvements and support the aims and ambitions of the Contract, further information can be found once you have registered an interest in this opportunity and by downloading the Tender documents and interested Bidders are recommended to read all the Tender Documents prior to submitting a response.
The Tender documents must be fully completed and returned by the deadline stated in this NEPO Portal.

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North Tyneside Council

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Ms Yazmine Baddoo

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+44 1916435651

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