Repair and maintenance services of building installations

Tender description

The provision of planned and reactive mechanical, electrical and plumbing services. This contract consists of 3 lots which are geographical North and South and Core Estate. Requirements covers the provision of the planned and reactive maintenance services on a 24 hours 7 days a week 365 days a year basis to the Authority’s Estate. This service includes planned preventative maintenance, statutory inspections compliance testing, reactive works, reactive call out service and repair and replacement works. In addition to the properties identified in the building services matrix at Schedule 1, there may also be a requirement for the supplier to undertake reactive maintenance or minor works. Requirements covers the provision of the planned and reactive maintenance services on a 24 hours, 7 days a week, 365 days a year basis to the Authority’s Estate — for the Core Estate within London. This service includes planned preventative maintenance, statutory inspections, compliance testing, reactive works, a reactive call out service and repair and replacement works (including temporary solutions prior to full fix) to the following: — mechanical systems including but not limited to air ventilation systems, air conditioning systems, heating and cooling systems and pumps and dehumidifiers, — electrical systems including but not limited to lightning protection, internal and external lighting systems, emergency lighting systems, call lighting, LV power supply and distribution systems, genie winders, voltage optimisation systems, UPS and standby electrical generators, — plumbing including but not limited to HWS and CWS storage and distribution systems, sanitary appliance and toilet and drainage systems including waterless urinals, — surface and foul drainage systems (up to first external inspection chamber), — catering equipment including but not limited to range cookers and grills, Merrychef ovens, dishwashers, microwaves, cooker extraction hoods and ducting and stills boilers, — renewables including but not limited to photovoltaic arrays, ground source heat pumps, CHPs, wind turbines and solar thermals, — BEMS Systems, — diesel storage and supply systems, — UPS, — fire protections systems including but not limited to fire fighting equipment, fire detection systems, sprinkler systems and dry and wet risers. The supplier shall provide sufficient resources and materials to ensure full delivery of the services as detailed in this Specification of Requirements to the required standard. This includes provision of a service desk and management structure to oversee the delivery of the services. The supplier must provide the contracted service across all sites detailed in the Building Services Matrix and to all assets detailed in the Asset Register. The supplier shall provide advice on all components and equipment within the scope of services throughout the estate in order to assist the Authority in achieving the objectives. The supplier shall provide technical support and advice as and when requested by the Authority, including recommendations for critical spares. The supplier shall recognise the fact that the Authority’s estate may undergo changes during the lifetime of this contract. These changes may include additions, removals and change of use to the estate. The supplier shall make provision for supporting the Authority in making these changes and ensure that the necessary equipment and labour is available. Where CDM Regulations are applicable, the Authority may appoint the supplier as the Principal Contractor. When appointed Principal Contractor the supplier will fully comply with the Authority’s CDM Regulation procedures. Requirements covers the provision of the planned and reactive maintenance services on a 24 hours, 7 days a week, 365 days a year basis to the Authority’s Estate — for the North geographic area within London. This service includes planned preventative maintenance, statutory inspections, compliance testing, reactive works and a reactive call out service and repair and replacement works (including temporary solutions prior to full fix) to the following: — mechanical systems including but not limited to air ventilation systems, air conditioning systems, heating and cooling systems and pumps and dehumidifiers, — electrical systems including but not limited to lightning protection, internal and external lighting systems, emergency lighting systems, call lighting, LV power supply and distribution systems, genie winders, voltage optimisation systems, UPS and standby electrical generators, — plumbing including but not limited to HWS and CWS storage and distribution systems, sanitary appliance and toilet and drainage systems including waterless urinals, — surface and foul drainage systems (up to first external inspection chamber), — catering equipment including but not limited to range cookers and grills, Merrychef ovens, dishwashers, microwaves, cooker extraction hoods and ducting and stills boilers, — renewables including but not limited to photovoltaic arrays, ground source heat pumps, CHPs, wind turbines and solar thermals, — BEMS Systems, — diesel storage and supply systems, — UPS, — fire protections systems including but not limited to fire fighting equipment, fire detection systems, sprinkler systems and dry and wet risers. The supplier shall provide sufficient resources and materials to ensure full delivery of the services as detailed in this specification of requirements to the required standard. This includes provision of a service desk and management structure to oversee the delivery of the services. The supplier must provide the contracted service across all sites detailed in the Building Services Matrix and to all assets detailed in the Asset Register. The supplier shall provide advice on all components and equipment within the scope of services throughout the estate in order to assist the Authority in achieving the objectives. The supplier shall provide technical support and advice as and when requested by the Authority, including recommendations for critical spares. The supplier shall recognise the fact that the Authority’s estate may undergo changes during the lifetime of this contract. These changes may include additions, removals and change of use to the estate. The supplier shall make provision for supporting the Authority in making these changes and ensure that the necessary equipment and labour is available. Where CDM Regulations are applicable, the Authority may appoint the supplier as the Principal Contractor. When appointed Principal Contractor the supplier will fully comply with the Authority’s CDM Regulation procedures. Requirements covers the provision of the planned and reactive maintenance services on a 24 hours, 7 days a week, 365 days a year basis to the Authorities South region of London. This service includes planned preventative maintenance, statutory inspections, compliance testing, reactive works and a reactive call out service and repair and replacement works (including temporary solutions prior to full fix) to the following: — mechanical systems including but not limited to air ventilation systems, air conditioning systems, heating and cooling systems and pumps and dehumidifiers, — electrical systems including but not limited to lightning protection, internal and external lighting systems, emergency lighting systems, call lighting, LV power supply and distribution systems, genie winders, voltage optimisation systems, UPS and standby electrical generators, — plumbing including but not limited to HWS and CWS storage and distribution systems, sanitary appliance and toilet and drainage systems including waterless urinals, — surface and foul drainage systems (up to first external inspection chamber), — catering equipment including but not limited to range cookers and grills, Merrychef ovens, dishwashers, microwaves, cooker extraction hoods and ducting and stills boilers, — renewables including but not limited to photovoltaic arrays, ground source heat pumps, CHPs, wind turbines and solar thermals, — BEMS Systems, — diesel storage and supply systems, — UPS, — fire protections systems including but not limited to fire fighting equipment, fire detection systems, sprinkler systems and dry and wet risers. The supplier shall provide sufficient resources and materials to ensure full delivery of the services as detailed in this specification of requirements to the required standard. This includes provision of a service desk and management structure to oversee the delivery of the services. The supplier must provide the contracted service across all sites detailed in the building services matrix and to all assets detailed in the asset register. The supplier shall provide advice on all components and equipment within the scope of services throughout the estate in order to assist the Authority in achieving the objectives. The supplier shall provide technical support and advice as and when requested by the Authority, including recommendations for critical spares. The supplier shall recognise the fact that the Authority’s estate may undergo changes during the lifetime of this contract. These changes may include additions, removals and change of use to the estate. The supplier shall make provision for supporting the Authority in making these changes and ensure that the necessary equipment and labour is available. Where CDM Regulations are applicable, the Authority may appoint the supplier as the Principal Contractor. When appointed Principal Contractor the supplier will fully comply with the Authority’s CDM Regulation procedures.