Energy-management services

Tender description

The University of Leeds has one of the largest Trend BMS systems in the U.K., having in excess of 75 LAN’s and approximately 100 000 points. A BEMs officer manages the Trend BEMS controls system, with a second officer tasked with maintaining the extensive metering system utilising Niagara AX/N4 and Niagara 4 with Jace data collection devices in the field. The University of Leeds requires a partner to provide BEMS and metering support to the academic estate. This document should be read in conjunction with the relevant supporting documents/appendices listed in the additional tender information section. Academic Site — All Trend BEMs systems located within the Academic portfolio are covered by this contract with the exception of the University owned properties located at St James Hospital. Residential properties — are not included within this contract as they are currently covered by a full FM contract provider. — The University of Leeds has one of the largest Trend BMS systems in the U.K., having in excess of 75 LAN’s and approximately 100 000 points. A BEMs officer manages the Trend BEMS controls system, with a second officer tasked with maintaining the extensive metering system utilising Niagara AX/N4 and Niagara 4 with Jace data collection devices in the field. The University of Leeds requires a partner to provide BEMS and metering support to the academic estate. This document should be read in conjunction with the relevant supporting documents/appendices listed in the additional tender information section. Academic site — All Trend BEMs systems located within the academic portfolio are covered by this contract with the exception of the University owned properties located at St James Hospital. Residential properties — are not included within this contract as they are currently covered by a full FM contract provider. Work will be to both low-rise and high-rise buildings, covering modern, traditional and heritage construction types. The buildings are of differing age, layout, type and construction detail. Work will also be carried out in conservation areas and to listed buildings and will cover the following sectors/service areas both on and off the central Leeds campus: • academic/teaching, • research and development, • medical, • administrative, • catering, • leisure, • pastoral, • agricultural, • commercial, • professional services, • entertainment Licenced Areas. This could result in a high degree of variable operations, locations and environments and the contractor shall familiarise himself with the particular location, building and environment before work commences.