Parts for warships

Tender description

Parts for warships. Engines and engine parts for warships. Command, Control, Communication and Computer systems. Power converters. Electricity distribution and control apparatus. The Authority has a possible future requirement to update the Power Generation and MCAS on the Type 23 Frigates to address the end of life power margin erosion due to the growth of equipment fits, platform life extension and challenging climatic operating environments. PGMU will enable the T23 Frigates to regain and maintain full safety, availability and capability until planned Out of Service Date (OSD) and minimise cost of ownership. The possible future requirement is for the following categories/lots: Category/Lot 1) Diesel Generators, Category/Lot 2) Power Conversion Equipment, Category/Lot 3) Electrical Distribution Systems, Category/Lot 4) Machinery Control and Surveillance System (MCAS). Equipment would be installed during deep maintenance periods of the T23 frigates by the nominated dockyard Contractor under the Surface Ship Support Alliance (SSSA) agreement. Full specifications detailing the exact scope of work will be made available to those suppliers successful in being selected to receive an Invitation to Tender (ITT). It should be noted that AWARD software will be used as part of the Tender Evaluation Process. Pre Qualification Questionnaires (PQQs) may be issued to down-select suppliers to ITT stage. Any resultant ITT that may be issued will be on the basis of individual Lots as set out above. Interested suppliers should in the first instance, submit an expression of interest, outlining the lot(s) that they wish to be considered for, together with their ISO accreditation certificate for the appropriate scope, to the Authority point of contact. Any supporting information or literature should not exceed 3 x A4 pages. The announcement of this possible future purchase should not be construed as confirmation that an ITT or Contract will subsequently be issued and is not commitment by the Authority to place an order as a result of tendering or at a later stage. Any expenditure, work or effort undertaken prior to any contract award is a matter solely for the commercial judgment of the potential supplier.