Improving energy efficiency and decarbonising heat in existing non-domestic buildings in Scotland
This work will illustrate the change in annual emissions from the non-domestic stock prior to intervention and provide comparison of the various levels of improvement.
Buyer
Scottish Government
Value
£80,000
Published
12 Sept 2019
Closes
2 Jul 2019
Procurement details
Source
Pcs
Region
UKM82
Procurement method
Open
Category
Services
Contract starts
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Contract ends
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CPV classifications
73110000
Research services
Lots
Lot 1 Improving energy efficiency and decarbonising heat in existing non-domestic buildings in Scotland
£80,055
This work will inform the development of future standards to improve the energy performance of non-domestic buildings recognising that measures must be both technically feasible and cost effective. It will also further develop the evidence base around low carbon heat which will help to drive and inform ongoing work to strengthen Scotland’s low carbon heat po...
Delivery: United Kingdom
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This work will illustrate the change in annual emissions from the non-domestic stock prior to intervention and provide comparison of the various levels of improvement.
Contract notice · Web page
Project Specification
5 Jun 2019
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Terms and Conditions (SGTC2)
5 Jun 2019
Schedule 1 - Instructions for Tenderers
5 Jun 2019
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Schedule 2 - Form of Tender to the Scottish Government
5 Jun 2019
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Schedule 3 - Pricing Schedule
5 Jun 2019
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ITT Letter
5 Jun 2019
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Improving energy efficiency and decarbonising heat in existing non-domestic buildings in Scotland
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This work will illustrate the change in annual emissions from the non-domestic stock prior to intervention and provide comparison of the various levels of improvement.
Award notice · Web page
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