Liquid Carbon Dioxide Supply Contract for the Birmingham Institute of Forest Research (BIFoR)

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£15,000,000

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  • Carbon dioxide

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  • contract

Published

2 years ago

Description

Supply of bulk liquid CO2 on a 5 year contract basis with an exit clause after 1 year. Ability to fix a competitive price for the first year essential. Need to be able to guarantee supply of between 4,000 and 8,000 tonnes per annum in the differing monthly supply volumes required by the project.
Quotations sought from partners able to supply on the basis above including a fixed price for Year 1 and the ability to exit the contract at end of first year if the University wishes to, resulted in only the selected supplier being able to meet our requirement. This was also affordable against the BIFoR budgetary constraints.

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University of Birmingham

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Paul Markham

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+44 1214158807

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