Gemserv Limited

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Gemserv Limited

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https://etendersni.gov.uk/epps

Address

10 Fenchurch Street

London
EC3M 3BE
United Kingdom

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Contracts awarded to Gemserv Limited

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Published 1 day ago

ID5230772 - UREGNI - CEO Office - Framework for Economic, Financial Consultancy and Other Professional Services

Utility Regulator has an ongoing need for consultancy and other professional services advice in support of the delivery of its work programme. The requirement set out in the specification is to establish a framework of suppliers for the provision of consultancy and other professional services in support of UR’s regulatory remit covering electricity, gas and water industries in Northern Ireland and their relationships, as needed, to markets in Great Britain, Ireland and Europe. The Department for the Economy (DfE) will also be able to avail of the framework and each of the lots as and when required. The framework will comprise 13 Lots

£7,995,000
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Published 4 months ago

Performance Assurance Framework Administrator (PAFA) Services

Service provider is to fulfil the role of the Performance Assurance Framework Administrator (PAFA) to support with settlement performance assurance for the British gas industry.
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Published 6 months ago

BE24052 - Heat Network Technical Assurance Scheme (HNTAS) Shadow Service Provider

**Please note this is an award notice, not a competition. This contract has been awarded via the Crown Commercial Services - RM6313 - Demand Management and Renewables DPS ** The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero has a requirement to appoint a supplier to support the design and operation of the Heat Network Technical Assurance Scheme (HNTAS) pilot programme. The Energy Act 2023 provides for Ofgem to be appointed as regulator of the heat networks sector and grants Ofgem the power to authorise individuals to operate heat networks and undertake supply activity. Ofgem will grant authorisation to a heat network operator, provided that the operator's network meets certain authorisation conditions. The Energy Act provides for compliance with minimum technical standards to be included as one of these conditions. This lays the foundation for technical standards secondary legislation which is expected to come into force in 2025 to introduce mandated minimum technical standards for heat networks (e.g. mandating requirements on water flow temperatures, pipe insulation, etc). All heat networks (existing and new) across a range of different characteristics (large city sized district heating to single block communal networks) will be in scope of this requirement. To promote compliance with these minimum technical standards, we are developing a Heat Network Technical Assurance Scheme (HNTAS). The technical specification which sets out the minimum technical standards that heat network suppliers will need to adhere to, and that will be subject to assurance, is being written and is expected to be completed in early 2024. Work is also underway to develop the assurance processes themselves, i.e. the procedures to assess compliance. Together, the technical specification and assurance processes represent normative documents, i.e. a set of documents describing what heat suppliers must do. Once legislation is in place, it is intended to designate these normative documents as a Code, adherence to which will be required in regulation.

£1,384,480 Bids close: 7 months ago
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Published 8 months ago

GMCA 850 Consumer Insights Segmentation

GMCA is required an updated consumer segmentation of the domestic retrofit market, specifically around the willingness of residents to take action on their homes. It will consider four main aspects of ‘retrofit’: 1) Renewable energy generation (e.g. solar PV, solar thermal) 2) Decarbonisation of heat (i.e. how you heat the home) 3) Fabric retrofit (e.g. insulation and home upgrades such as windows) 4) Electric Vehicle infrastructure GMCA considers the domestic market can be split into three sectors: owner occupiers, private rented, and social rented. Retrofit of social rented homes within GM is largely considered through Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund programmes, and therefore the focus of this commission will be to better understand the owner-occupier and private rented sectors. This work will provide insight on what specific aspects of retrofit residents are interested in, and what actions would make them more willing to take up different aspects of retrofit (e.g a 0% loan offer, approved trusted suppliers etc).

£69,816

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[email protected]

+44 02070901000

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£69,816

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£69,816

Gemserv Limited

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Incorporation Date

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Contracts awarded to Gemserv Limited

ID5230772 - UREGNI - CEO Office - Framework for Economic, Financial Consultancy and Other Professional Services

Performance Assurance Framework Administrator (PAFA) Services

BE24052 - Heat Network Technical Assurance Scheme (HNTAS) Shadow Service Provider

GMCA 850 Consumer Insights Segmentation

Contacts

Statistics (1 Year)

Contracts Won

Total Won

Average Win