Water distribution and related services

Tender description

Public sector organisations in the UK aim to lead in corporate social responsibility delivery, which includes reducing their impact on the wider environment. One way in which environmental impact can be reduced is through water efficiency measures that reduce consumption and improve resilience while also delivering compliance requirements and financial savings. Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, through its commercial procurement services (CPS) and working in collaboration with Insp invites applications to join a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for water efficiency goods and services. These goods and services pertain to the management, conservation and reduction of water usage and associated data management to deliver compliance requirements, efficiency, financial and consumption savings. These measures may include provision and installation of goods including new equipment, optimisation of equipment (including existing equipment) and provision of related services. Water efficiency goods and services These goods and services pertain to the management, conservation and reduction of water usage and associated data management to deliver compliance requirements, efficiency, financial and consumption savings. These measures may include provision and installation of goods including new equipment, optimisation of equipment (including existing equipment) and provision of related services. Additional services may be required to improve the environmental conditions at contracting authority sites. The scope of water efficiency goods and services include but are not limited to: • water footprint assessments, • Leak detection and repair, • water reduction technologies, • contingency planning, • legionella risk assessments, • automated meter reading, • financing solutions. Contracting authorities may request goods and services that are not listed above but fall within the reasonable scope of water saving products and water management services. Providers may expand their service delivery to meet the contracting authorities business needs as they develop their strategies. The scope includes provision for providers to offer financing options on request to support the delivery of these services.