Supply of Heat Interface Units for use with District Heat Systems
As Fife Council moves to Net Zero, we need to explore different methods of providing heat to domestic and non-domestic properties. District heating has proven to be a cost effective, low carbon heating solution. We already have 2 district heating schemes in Fife. One in Dunfermline and one in Glenrothes. For district heating to work effectively, a Heat Interface Unit (HIU) is required to transfer the heat from the primary energy flow, to the secondary energy in the property to be heated. These HIU’s are a vitally i...
Buyer
Fife Council
Value
Not provided
Published
20 May 2024
Closes
20 May 2024
Procurement details
Source
Pcs
Region
UKM72
Procurement method
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Category
Goods
Contract starts
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Contract ends
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CPV classifications
09323000
District heating
39715200
Heating equipment
42510000
Heat-exchange units, air-conditioning and refrigerating equipment, and filtering machinery
42511100
Heat-exchange units
Lots
Lot 1 Supply of Heat Interface Units for use with District Heat Systems
Value not provided
For district heating to work effectively, a Heat Interface Unit (HIU) is required to transfer the heat from the primary energy flow, to the secondary energy in the property to be heated. These HIU’s are a vitally important component of district heating systems and we are looking to identify the best units for our specific purpose. At present, we have approxi...
Delivery: UKM72
Documents
Unlock document link20240513 RFI - Heat Interface Units CW0242
20 May 2024
Word document
HIU Information CW0242
20 May 2024
Excel spreadsheet
Supply of Heat Interface Units for use with District Heat Systems
Not provided
As Fife Council moves to Net Zero, we need to explore different methods of providing heat to domestic and non-domestic properties. District heating has proven to be a cost effective, low carbon heating solution. We already have 2 district h...
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