24086 Provision of Technical Consultancy for Local Area Energy Planning Invitation to Tender.

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Cambridgeshire County Council

Value

£179,320

Suppliers

Mott MacDonald

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Research and development services and related consultancy services
Technical testing, analysis and consultancy services
Business and management consultancy and related services
Environmental engineering consultancy services
Energy and related services
Environmental improvement works

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1 month ago

Description

To appoint a supplier to create a local energy system infrastructure plan for Cambridgeshire that will help to achieve net zero ambitions, unlock housing and other clean economic growth more quickly and cost effectively than ‘business as usual’, engage stakeholder and communities in delivery, whilst identifying opportunities for communities to benefit financially from energy system change and tackle inequality in infrastructure provision.
There are two key areas for this requirement:
Technical knowledge/experience within the energy and Urban planning sector to provide the contents of what will go into the LAEP
Costing/pricing – similar to above though with a Quantity surveyor knowledge/experience to provide financials based on the findings and recommendations of key one area
Duration will be for 10 months

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Cambridgeshire County Council

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Mr Paul Tamanis-Laing

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+44 7468859827

+44 2079476000

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