Energy Efficiency Dynamic Purchasing System (EEDPS)
What the buyer wrote
Energy Efficiency Dynamic Purchasing System (EEDPS) Plymouth City Council (PCC), as the lead Contracting Authority, in collaboration with Independence Brokerage Services CIC (trading as Independence CIC (INCIC)), is establishing a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for use by public sector bodies. This procurement framework is designed to deliver energy efficiency measures, retrofitting installations, and associated works for social housing and private domestic properties. It will also extend to other property types owned or managed by local authorities and public sector organisations. Eligible organisations are outlined in the Additionally, this initiative aims to: https://www.incic.org.uk/e…
Details
- What the buyer calls it
- Energy Efficiency Dynamic Purchasing System (EEDPS)
- How they are buying
- Advertised, shortlist firstSuppliers applied to be considered, and the buyer picked who went on to bid.
- Type
- works
- Lots
- 25
- Dynamic market
- Yes: you can apply to join at any time. How these work
- Where
- in the North East, in the North West, in Yorkshire and The Humber, in the East Midlands, in the West Midlands, in the East of England, in London, in the South East, in the South West, in Wales, in Scotland, in Northern Ireland
- Kind of work
- Supplies and catering, New build construction, Civil engineering and groundworks, Roofing, windows and building fabric, Electrical installation, Heating, plumbing and mechanical, Building surveying and inspection, Housing management and repairs, Environmental consultancy, Renewables and building decarbonisation, Accountancy, audit and financial advice, Workforce training and development, Adult education and skills, Vehicle supply and leasing
Asking a question
Janet Greaves-Stocker is the named contact on this notice. The notice does not give a separate deadline for questions.
janet.greaves-stocker@plymouth.gov.uk
Above threshold you will be asked for a PPON and a share code when you bid. Getting one takes about half an hour, once.