Supply of Energy and Ancillary Services 2

Description

Supply of Electricity and Gas to public sector organisations with supporting ancillary services. Suppliers will be expected to provide a number of additional services including but not limited to flexible billing services, administration, query management and transparent pricing for the customer. Suppliers will also be expected to support Crown Commercial Services trading functionality by providing access to trading services, advisors, bespoke reporting and price to market options. The lotting structure of this framework will likely be two single supplier lots, one for electricity and one for gas. The electricity lot will also feature provisions for customers to receive PPA balancing and shaping services. Lot Lot 1: RM6251 - Supply of Energy 2 - Electricity Lot Crown Commercial Service (CCS), as the Contracting Authority, intends to put in place a framework agreement for the supply of approximately 23 TWh of electricity and gas to meet requirements of 820 customers across c.73,000 meters managed via an aggregated, flexible, risk managed approach. The requirement covers all gas and electricity meters. Growth in customer numbers could cause a rise in demand. Conversely, any energy demand destruction/ efficiency initiatives could reduce the figure over the life of the relationship. Existing volumes will be expected to transfer in stages as supply delivery periods (under the existing arrangement) expire and therefore initial delivery volumes may be significantly lower. Provision of goods, works and services in addition to the provision of electricity and gas supplies may also be required. . The electricity lot will feature PPA balancing and shaping services. The gas lot will be more comparable to the current agreement. Lot 2: RM6251 - Supply of Energy 2 - Gas Crown Commercial Service (CCS), as the Contracting Authority, intends to put in place a framework agreement for the supply of approximately 23 TWh of electricity and gas to meet requirements of 820 customers across c.73,000 meters managed via an aggregated, flexible, risk managed approach. The requirement covers all gas and electricity meters. Growth in customer numbers could cause a rise in demand. Conversely, any energy demand destruction/ efficiency initiatives could reduce the figure over the life of the relationship. Existing volumes will be expected to transfer in stages as supply delivery periods (under the existing arrangement) expire and therefore initial delivery volumes may be significantly lower. Provision of goods, works and services in addition to the provision of electricity and gas supplies may also be required. . The electricity lot will feature PPA balancing and shaping services. The gas lot will be more comparable to the current agreement.