Citigen Heating and Cooling Optimization Program – Design Team

Tender description

The Citigen Heating and Cooling Optimisation Programme is a programme of combined Minor Improvements and building side hydraulic system changes, to buildings connected to the Citigen District Heating & Cooling Network in order to improve network performance, predominantly through improving return temperatures and maximising delta T via reduction in consumption and improving pumping efficiency. The project works constitute a programme of works across three buildings: Barbican, Guildhall School of Music and Drama which is situated within the Barbican Campus and the Guildhall. The brief will be tendered as two lots: Lot 1 will be for the Project Manager & Quantity Surveyor (PM & QS) and will have overview of the programme across all three buildings. Lot 2 will be for the Mechanical & Electrical Consultant Engineer for the detailed design and management of the works. Lot 1 - PM/QS The City of London Corporation (the City) invites Tenders for the provision of a Project Management (PM) and Quantity Surveying (QS) lead consultant. The Consultant PM & QS will perform the same functions as a Programme Management Office, coordinating the works of other consultants and contractors (through all stages from RIBA1-2 through to RIBA7) on all works and negotiating with the various stakeholders across the sites. The consultant PM & QS will also be expected to assist CoL in the application of and strategic management of grant funding (if applicable). capitalEsourcing Ref: itt_CoL_18739 Lot 2 - M&E Engineer The City of London Corporation (the City) invites Tenders for the provision of a consultant Mechanical and Electrical (M&E) design engineer, to progress the design from RIBA1/2 through to RIBA7. The physical works themselves are a collection of minor cyclical plant and equipment replacements, minor upgrades and modifications, as such the Consultant M&E Engineer should treat each element of the works as a minor project in its own right and will be expected to take on