Battery for Cheltenham Ice Rink 2025/26 with option to extend for two further years

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£54,000

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  • Power supply accessories
  • Battery packs
  • Other sources of energy supplies and distribution

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  • tender

Submission Deadline

1 week from now

Published

19 hours ago

Description

The Council is seeking quotations from qualified suppliers for the provision, installation, and technical support of a battery energy storage system (BESS) to be used as part of a hybrid power solution for the seasonal ice rink located in Imperial Gardens. The battery system will work in conjunction with the mains electricity supply and a 200–300kVA generator. This document sets out the technical and operational requirements for the battery system, as well as expectations for support and delivery logistics.

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