Energy-management services

Tender description

Places for People and Procurement Hub are seeking to appoint onto a framework one highly qualified service provider who can deliver a series of energy procurement and consultancy services which will be utilised and owned by Places for People. The appointed service provider should be highly competent in delivering all the scope of services on a national basis (given in the ‘Scope of Services’ document) for multi-site (500+) public sector clients and this will need to be supported by clear evidence of experience, capacity, technology and infrastructure at the pre-qualifying stage. Experience with public sector clients should include housing, healthcare, education, emergency service. The principle of the energy procurement and consultancy framework is to establish an all-encompassing end to end service offering to the wider public sector for cost effective, high quality and compliantly procured energy procurement and consultancy related services that Places for People and other contracting authority clients require and market the services ensuring quality and value for money allowing a range of contracting authorities to join the Hub and use the services. It is intended that the framework agreement will be capable of being used by contracting authorities in the United Kingdom. The contracting authorities that are permitted to use this framework, but not limited too, are provided within the following links http://www.procurementhub.co.uk/eligibility-criteria/ Places for People’s framework members will be a wide variety of public sector clientele including social housing providers (who may have complex non-static stock portfolios) differing in scale, geography and strategies, which creates a complex and varied environment in which the services may be delivered. Companies will need to demonstrate that they understand the challenges and requirements of wider public sector clientele with examples and how this factored into advice and service delivery. Important: the appointed service providers should be highly competent in delivering all the scope of services on a national basis (given in the ‘Scope of Services’ document) for multi-site (500+) public sector clients and this will need to be supported by clear evidence of experience, capacity, technology and infrastructure at the pre-qualifying stage. Experience with public sector clients which includes housing, healthcare, education, emergency services, local government, local authorities is essential. it is intended that the framework agreement will be capable of being used by contracting authorities in the United Kingdom. The contracting authorities that are permitted to use this framework, but not limited too, are provided within the following links http://www.procurementhub.co.uk/eligibility-criteria/