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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 important component of district heating systems and we are looking to identify the best units for our specific purpose.
At present, we have approximately 350 HIU’s installed within properties in Fife. Some of these will need replaced in the near future. We also plan to expand the use of district heating so there will be an increased requirement for HIU’s.
We need to identify the most suitable HIU’s for our purpose. In the main, this will be a robust, reliable, efficient and cost effective HIU product. To ensure we have the most up to date information on the various products available, we need some key information about the HIU’s. We have prepared the attached Spreadsheet so it can be populated with manufacturers information.
From this information, we will identify a short list of suitable HIU’s before preparing documentation for a tender exercise where we can evaluate cost and quality in more detail.
This initial stage of the market engagement process
No supplier information available.
This procurement was divided into 1 lots, each awarded separately.
| Lot | Value | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Lot 1 | - | planned |