CR20089 - Non-domestic building optimisation and retrofit supply chain research

Tender description

THIS IS A PRIOR INFORMATION NOTICE it is not a call for competition for Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy. The tender is Non-domestic building optimisation and retrofit supply chain research. This project will give BEIS a more detailed understanding of the non-domestic (excluding public sector) building optimisation and retrofit supply chain(s) including: • Companies that install fabric measures (for example insulation, glazing etc.) • Companies that install building services (for example HVAC and building management systems) • Companies that supply installers with first tier materials (excluding heat pumps as that is covered by existing research) • Companies that focus on building optimisation (for example energy managers/consultants) (But excluding facilities management companies who look after buildings on a day to day basis and do not necessarily undertake carbon reduction activities). The project will help to establish whether the non-domestic optimisation and retrofit supply chain(s) (the supply chain) is equipped to support our 20% energy efficiency improvement by 2030 and 2050 net zero targets. This will in turn help us to design and target effective policy interventions. Agenda; 1. Introductions, 2. Overview of the Research, 3. Expectations, 4. Procurement Overview, 5. Discussion (Q and A). The route to market will be via the CSS Research Marketplace DPS. A market engagement event will be held on Tuesday, 1st September 2020 at 10:00 via MS Teams. This will provide an opportunity for potential providers to find out more about the aims of the procurement and the process. Providers wishing to attend need to RSVP by Friday, 28th August 2020 at 11:00 stating their name, title, email. This information should be sent to the following email address: Research@uksbs.co.uk Please ensure that the subject heading for the email is as follows: CR20089 - Non-domestic building optimisation and retrofit supply chain research.