Heating, ventilation and air-conditioning installation work

Tender description

The University of Southampton was seeking to appoint a service provider to design, supply and install primary chilled water system remedial works which comprises of remedial works including: the removal of roof mounted chillers and modifications to the associated primary distribution system, the installation of new plant and equipment, carrying out all necessary improvements to retained existing plant and equipment together with all associated builders work that delivers chilled water to the low loss header in compliance with the performance specification. The service provider will provide an associated service level agreement for the operation and maintenance of the new chiller plant upon completion. The University of Southampton was seeking to appoint a service provider to design, supply and install primary chilled water system for building 30 remedial works which comprises of remedial works including: the removal of roof mounted chillers and modifications to the associated primary distribution system, the installation of new plant and equipment, carrying out all necessary improvements to retained existing plant and equipment together with all associated builders work that delivers chilled water to the low loss header in compliance with the performance specification. The service provider shall also provide an associated service level agreement for the operation and maintenance of the new chiller plant upon completion. A performance specification and supporting drawings will be provided which outlines a proposed design with key performance criteria. However the proposed design is an outline stage only, and the appointed service provider will be required to design/install/test/commission and set to work the mechanical, electrical systems and associated controls throughout RIBA Stages E to L in line with BSRIA BG/06 2014 Edition “A Design Framework for Building Services”. The planned completion date for the works is 31.5.2019, for this reason the contractors proposed programme will be a key consideration.