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The Highland Council is seeking to undertake a transformational change to the delivery of energy efficiency and renewable works across the region. The proposal to establish a Highland Energy Efficiency framework (2024-2028) for energy efficiency and associated works to both domestic and non-domestic properties in the Highland region.
Suitable contractors are being sought to undertake works on a design and/or installation basis on lotted allocations over the period of the proposed framework. The contractor(s) shall be responsible for the survey, design, submission of proposals, installations and defects management for the completed installations. The works are subject to Scottish Government and other external funding and there is no commitment to all/ any contractor in the proposed framework.
The Council has a statutory obligation, as outlined in the Net Zero Strategy, to improve condition and efficiency of both Council domestic and non-domestic properties. To achieve these targets the Council must insulate, improve/replace current heating systems and install solar PV.
This is a multi-lot framework, covering:
Consultancy & Advice
Building Fabric Improvements
Heating & Ventilation
Renewables & Ancillary Systems
Building Controls
No supplier information available.
This procurement was divided into 5 lots, each awarded separately.
| Lot | Value | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Lot 1 Consultancy & Advice | - | planned |
| Lot 2 Building Fabric Improvements | - | planned |
| Lot 3 Heating & Ventilation | - | planned |
| Lot 4 Renewables & Ancillary Sytems | - | planned |
| Lot 5 Building Controls | - | planned |