GLA 81649 – Retrofit Accelerator for Homes: deep retrofit of domestic properties

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Environmental improvement works
Electricity
Steam, hot water and associated products
Solar energy
Water-treatment chemicals
Electrical machinery, apparatus, equipment and consumables; lighting
Meters
Energy meters
Electricity meters
Building materials
Plumbing and heating materials
Pipes and fittings
Panels
Cladding
Central-heating radiators and boilers and parts
Construction work for multi-dwelling buildings and individual houses
Prefabricated units and components
Solar panel roof-covering work
Cladding works
Electrical wiring and fitting work
Electrical installation work of heating and other electrical building-equipment
Thermal insulation work
Central-heating installation work
Boiler installation work
Installation of doors and windows and related components
Repair and maintenance services of electricity meters
Repair and maintenance services of electrical machinery, apparatus and associated equipment
Repair and maintenance services of electrical and mechanical building installations
Repair and maintenance services of central heating
Installation services of electrical and mechanical equipment
Engineering services
Energy and related services
Urban planning and landscape architectural services
Construction-related services

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3 years ago

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This procurement process is being managed by Transport for London ("TfL") on behalf of the Greater London Authority ("GLA").
This process is conducted as an innovation partnership under Regulation 31 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.
The GLA has identified the need for an innovative solution that cannot be met by what is available on the market: a scaleable performance assured standard "whole house" net zero energy ("NZE") solution for retrofitting homes at an economic price point. This process aims at the development of that innovative solution; and the subsequent purchase of it under a framework agreement, provided that specified performance levels and maximum costs are met.
If successful, the process will: (1) Develop a solution that does not presently exist in the market: (2) Provide an effective route to market for pipeline projects from Housing Providers (as defined in II.2.4); and (3) Develop a robust supply chain to deliver NZE solutions.

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Mr Tufail Ahmed

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