The Provision of a Partner Selection Manager (PSM) For Enfield Council

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Buyers

London Borough of Enfield

Value

£304,218

Suppliers

Hermetica Black Limited

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Business services: law, marketing, consulting, recruitment, printing and security

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Submission Deadline

1 year ago

Published

1 month ago

Description

**Please note** This is NOT an opportunity, it is the publication of an award notice in line with the Governments Transparency Agenda. 

The service covers the provision of a Partner Selection Manager to support Enfield Council in their process to procure and contract for investment into the wholly owned district heating company 'The Lee Valley Heat Network Company', trading as 'Energetik'.

A mini-competition for the service was undertaken under  the GLA Local Energy Framework, ref. 81635.

The contract duration is a 2 year fixed period, with the option to extend for 1 further year. The stated award value is inclusive of VAT.

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