500_23 Consultancy for Decarbonisation / Net Zero Strategies

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£200,000,000

Classifications

  • Energy-efficiency consultancy services
  • Carbon dioxide
  • Feasibility study, advisory service, analysis
  • Energy and related services
  • Project management consultancy services
  • Business and management consultancy and related services
  • Environmental services

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  • contract

Published

1 year ago

Description

ESPO is establishing a multi supplier framework agreement for the provision of consultancy services for Decarbonisation / Net Zero Strategies. This is an ESPO national framework for the provision of consultancy and project management services in relation to the renewable and low carbon energy sector. This may include objective advice relating to net zero strategy and carbon reduction programmes including the identification of low carbon options with recommendations as well as implementation and delivery advice.
The framework consists of 2 Lots based on total contract value.
Lot 1 - Consultancy services for decarbonisation / net zero strategies (Consultancy requirements under £50,000)
This Lot is designed to appeal to Customers with smaller Consultancy requirements for decarbonisation / net zero strategies with a total assessed value for consultancy services under £50,000.
Lot 2 - Consultancy services for decarbonisation / net zero strategies (Consultancy requirements of £50,000 and over)
This Lot is designed to appeal to Customers with large Consultancy requirements for decarbonisation / net zero strategies with a total assessed value for consultancy services of £50,000 and over.

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