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Background.
The Energy Efficiency Standard for Social Housing (EESSH) aims to encourage landlords to improve the energy efficiency of social housing in
Scotland. This supports the Scottish Government's vision of warm, high quality, affordable, low carbon homes and a housing sector that helps to
Service contract - 359615-2015 - TED Tenders Electronic Daily Page 2 of 9 http://ted.europa.eu/udl?uri=TED:NOTICE:359615-2015:TEXT:EN:HTML 23/10/2015 establish a successful low carbon economy across Scotland, as set out in the Sustainable Housing Strategy (SHS). Both the SHS and the
EESSH were subject to public consultation over the summer of 2012.
The Scottish Government and stakeholders have worked together to agree the EESSH. This has involved significant input from experts drawn from the social housing sector and the energy efficiency community, including extensive engagement with housing sector representative stakeholder groups.
Taking lessons learned from the SHQS, the EESSH has been developed as a simple and flexible standard, using modelled case study examples, with detailed peer review, to inform its design.The EESSH sets a single minimum Energy Efficiency (EE) rating for landlords to achieve that varies dependent upon the dwelling type and the fuel type used to heat it. The ratings reflect that some dwelling types are more challenging to improve than others.
Social landlords must ensure that they achieve the relevant minimum EE rating by the first milestone of 31.12.2020, for all applicable social housing.
The standard does not prescribe which measures must be installed and landlords can choose measures that are suitable for a range of contexts.
A set of Reasonable Measures, highlighted because they provide a good balance of benefits and cost, have been identified and landlords should consider these when preparing their approach to achieving the standard.
For harder to treat properties, additional measures should be considered and landlords are encouraged to look for creative approaches including using renewable technologies. The EESSH will mean that in the main no social property will be lower than a ‘C’ or ‘D’ energy efficiency rating, meaning that tenants should benefit from a warmer home, which could mean lower fuel consumption, lower energy bills and less tenants in fuel poverty.
Opportunity.
CRE have analysed their stock and identified a number of properties with
EESSH works to be completed in work-streams of Loft Floor Insulation and Tank Jackets, External Wall Insulation, Solar PV Panels and Energy
Performance Certificates (EPC's) and Lighting. As a result of this CRE are looking for either a single contractor to deliver all of the works or a number of contractors to deliver the separate work streams as well as be a possible access stream for available grant funding.
| Supplier | Identifier | Award Value | Lots Won | Cross-References |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Absolute Solar and Wind Limited | 06773430 | - | 1 lot Solar PV Panels | - |
| A.C. Whyte | - | - | 1 lot External Wall Insulation | - |
| BCA Insulation Limited | SC323584 | - | 2 lots Loft Floor Insulation and Tank Jackets · Energy Performance Certificates (EPC's) and Lighting | - |
| Campbell & Kennedy | SC164130 | - | 1 lot Solar PV Panels | - |
| EON UK | - | - | 3 lots Loft Floor Insulation and Tank Jackets · External Wall Insulation · Energy Performance Certificates (EPC's) and Lighting | - |
| EVERWARM LTD | SC390210 | - | 2 lots Loft Floor Insulation and Tank Jackets · External Wall Insulation | - |
| SALIIS | - | - | 1 lot Solar PV Panels | - |
| Turner Facilites Management | - | - | 1 lot Energy Performance Certificates (EPC's) and Lighting | - |
This procurement was divided into 5 lots, each awarded separately. 60 bids were received in total.
| Lot | Value | Bids Received | Awarded To | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lot 1 Loft Floor Insulation and Tank Jackets | £190,000 initial term | 15 | EON UK EVERWARM LTD BCA Insulation Limited | complete |
| Lot 2 External Wall Insulation | £1,900,000 initial term | 15 | EON UK EVERWARM LTD A.C. Whyte | complete |
| Lot 3 Solar PV Panels | £910,000 initial term | 15 | Absolute Solar and Wind Limited SALIIS Campbell & Kennedy | complete |
| Lot 4 Energy Performance Certificates (EPC's) and Lighting | £40,000 initial term | 15 | BCA Insulation Limited Turner Facilites Management EON UK | complete |
| Lot 5 All Lots | - | - | - | unsuccessful |
Weightings from the notice, applied to every lot.
Government spending data: These suppliers have received £6,147,735 in 57 payments (over £25k) from Greater London Authority, Department for Transport, UKRI (2014-05-01 to 2026-03-27).