Pumps

Tender description

The multi-supplier framework will be established on a national basis and sub-divided into 2 separate Lots detailed below: — Lot 1: The supply and delivery of pumps, parts and accessories to Irish Water, — Lot 2: The supply and installation of pumps, parts and ancillary items for Irish Water. Lot 1: The Supply and Delivery of pumps, parts and accessories to Irish Water. Lot 1 is further divided down into the following sub-lots: (a) Wet Well Submersible pump(s); (b) Dry Well Submersible pumps(s); (c) Borehole/Well pump(s); (d) Macerator pump(s); (e) Positive Displacement/Dosing pump(s); (f) End Suction pump(s); (g) Multistage and Booster, Lot 2: The Supply and Installation of pumps, parts and ancillary items for Irish Water. As per Lot 1, Lot 2 is further broken down into the following sub-lots: (a) Wet Well Submersible pump(s); (b) Dry Well Submersible pump(s); (c) Borehole/Well pump(s); (d) Macerator pump(s); (e) Positive Displacement/Dosing Pump(s); (f) End suction pump(s); (g) Multistage and Booster. The responsibilities of the successful tenderers on Lot 2 will include the provision of all works and services associated with the following: — upgrading, replacing or providing pumping equipment, — upgrading, replacing or providing accessories associated with pumping equipment, — testing, commissioning and certification of the works, — measurement and verification of energy efficiency improvements, — all ancillary civil engineering works associated with the primary works. Lot 2: Tenderers may also be required to provide rates for pump accessories and pipework as part of their tender. The successful tenderers for lot 2 shall fulfil the role of PSDP, Designer, PSCS and Contractor under the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (Construction) Regulations 2013 for all works to be provided under the Framework Agreement. In relation to all Lots. The products/works are intended in the most part to be used for the repair, upkeep, maintenance and expansion of the national water infrastructure in connection with: — the abstraction, treatment and distribution of drinking water; — the collection and treatment of waste water and sludge disposal — conservation of water supplies through maintaining and upgrading the infrastructure including investment in mains rehabilitation — improve energy efficiency Ancillary items shall include but shall not be limited to, support/positioning elements such as guide rails, duck feet, stools, adaptor plates, non return valves and DI Piping. The successful tenderers shall be required to provide technical support to the Contracting Entity where required including condition surveys and scheme designs.