Highland Energy Efficiency Framework
Details
- Buyer
- Highland Council
- Topic
- Construction work
- Published
- 12 November 2024
Tender description
The Highland Council is seeking to undertake a transformational change to the delivery of energy efficiency and renewable works across the region. The proposal to establish a Highland Energy Efficiency framework (2024-2028) for energy efficiency and associated works to both domestic and non-domestic properties in the Highland region. Suitable contractors are being sought to undertake works on a design and/or installation basis on lotted allocations over the period of the proposed framework. The contractor(s) shall be responsible for the survey, design, submission of proposals, installations and defects management for the completed installations. The works are subject to Scottish Government and other external funding and there is no commitment to all/ any contractor in the proposed framework. The Council has a statutory obligation, as outlined in the Net Zero Strategy, to improve condition and efficiency of both Council domestic and non-domestic properties. To achieve these targets the Council must insulate, improve/replace current heating systems and install solar PV. This is a multi-lot framework, covering: Consultancy & Advice Building Fabric Improvements Heating & Ventilation Renewables & Ancillary Systems Building Controls Lot 1: Consultancy & Advice The Highland Council is seeking to undertake a transformational change to the delivery of energy efficiency and renewable works across the region. The proposal to establish a Highland Energy Efficiency framework (2024-2028) for energy efficiency and associated works to both domestic and non-domestic properties in the Highland region. Suitable contractors are being sought to undertake works on a design and/or installation basis on lotted allocations over the period of the proposed framework. The contractor(s) shall be responsible for the survey, design, submission of proposals, installations and defects management for the completed installations. The works are subject to Scottish Government and other external funding and there is no commitment to all/ any contractor in the proposed framework. The Council has a statutory obligation, as outlined in the Net Zero Strategy, to improve condition and efficiency of both Council domestic and non-domestic properties. To achieve these targets the Council must insulate, improve/replace current heating systems and install solar PV. This is a multi-lot framework, covering: Consultancy & Advice Building Fabric Improvements Heating & Ventilation Renewables & Ancillary Systems Building Controls Lot 2: Building Fabric Improvements The Highland Council is seeking to undertake a transformational change to the delivery of energy efficiency and renewable works across the region. The proposal to establish a Highland Energy Efficiency framework (2024-2028) for energy efficiency and associated works to both domestic and non-domestic properties in the Highland region. Suitable contractors are being sought to undertake works on a design and/or installation basis on lotted allocations over the period of the proposed framework. The contractor(s) shall be responsible for the survey, design, submission of proposals, installations and defects management for the completed installations. The works are subject to Scottish Government and other external funding and there is no commitment to all/ any contractor in the proposed framework. The Council has a statutory obligation, as outlined in the Net Zero Strategy, to improve condition and efficiency of both Council domestic and non-domestic properties. To achieve these targets the Council must insulate, improve/replace current heating systems and install solar PV. This is a multi-lot framework, covering: Consultancy & Advice Building Fabric Improvements Heating & Ventilation Renewables & Ancillary Systems Building Controls Lot 3: Heating & Ventilation The Highland Council is seeking to undertake a transformational change to the delivery of energy efficiency and renewable works across the region. The proposal to establish a Highland Energy Efficiency framework (2024-2028) for energy efficiency and associated works to both domestic and non-domestic properties in the Highland region. Suitable contractors are being sought to undertake works on a design and/or installation basis on lotted allocations over the period of the proposed framework. The contractor(s) shall be responsible for the survey, design, submission of proposals, installations and defects management for the completed installations. The works are subject to Scottish Government and other external funding and there is no commitment to all/ any contractor in the proposed framework. The Council has a statutory obligation, as outlined in the Net Zero Strategy, to improve condition and efficiency of both Council domestic and non-domestic properties. To achieve these targets the Council must insulate, improve/replace current heating systems and install solar PV. This is a multi-lot framework, covering: Consultancy & Advice Building Fabric Improvements Heating & Ventilation Renewables & Ancillary Systems Building Controls Lot 4: Renewables & Ancillary Sytems The Highland Council is seeking to undertake a transformational change to the delivery of energy efficiency and renewable works across the region. The proposal to establish a Highland Energy Efficiency framework (2024-2028) for energy efficiency and associated works to both domestic and non-domestic properties in the Highland region. Suitable contractors are being sought to undertake works on a design and/or installation basis on lotted allocations over the period of the proposed framework. The contractor(s) shall be responsible for the survey, design, submission of proposals, installations and defects management for the completed installations. The works are subject to Scottish Government and other external funding and there is no commitment to all/ any contractor in the proposed framework. The Council has a statutory obligation, as outlined in the Net Zero Strategy, to improve condition and efficiency of both Council domestic and non-domestic properties. To achieve these targets the Council must insulate, improve/replace current heating systems and install solar PV. This is a multi-lot framework, covering: Consultancy & Advice Building Fabric Improvements Heating & Ventilation Renewables & Ancillary Systems Building Controls Lot 5: Building Controls The Highland Council is seeking to undertake a transformational change to the delivery of energy efficiency and renewable works across the region. The proposal to establish a Highland Energy Efficiency framework (2024-2028) for energy efficiency and associated works to both domestic and non-domestic properties in the Highland region. Suitable contractors are being sought to undertake works on a design and/or installation basis on lotted allocations over the period of the proposed framework. The contractor(s) shall be responsible for the survey, design, submission of proposals, installations and defects management for the completed installations. The works are subject to Scottish Government and other external funding and there is no commitment to all/ any contractor in the proposed framework. The Council has a statutory obligation, as outlined in the Net Zero Strategy, to improve condition and efficiency of both Council domestic and non-domestic properties. To achieve these targets the Council must insulate, improve/replace current heating systems and install solar PV. This is a multi-lot framework, covering: Consultancy & Advice Building Fabric Improvements Heating & Ventilation Renewables & Ancillary Systems Building Controls
Timeline
- Completed: Pre-tender published12 November 2024Current notice
About the buyer
Highland Council is the local authority for Scotland's largest council area and runs procurement through a dedicated Procurement Unit. Smaller purchases are handled as direct quotations, with staff approaching at least three suppliers. Commercial and Procurement Shared Services pools buying expertise across Highland, Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire Councils.
The Supplier Development Programme offers free bid training to businesses bidding for council contracts.
Over the past 5 years, most of Highland Council's contract awards have been in construction work, architectural and engineering services and repair and maintenance.
Decision makers
Connect with the people behind this procurement.
| Contact name | Job title | Phone number | Work email |
|---|---|---|---|
| Head of Procurement | +44 •••• •••••• | ••••••••@highland-council.gov | |
| Commercial Director | +44 •••• •••••• | ••••••••@highland-council.gov | |
| Procurement Manager | +44 •••• •••••• | ••••••••@highland-council.gov | |
| Category Lead | +44 •••• •••••• | ••••••••@highland-council.gov | |
| Senior Buyer | +44 •••• •••••• | ••••••••@highland-council.gov | |
| Contracts Manager | +44 •••• •••••• | ••••••••@highland-council.gov |
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