The Provision of Renewable Energy Schemes for SW Horizons

Text to be corrected in the original notice:

Place of text to be modified: II.2.4

Instead of: The contractor will require to have had previous experience of electrical/mechanical installations on live water and waste water sites preferably in the UK.

Read: It would be preferable if the contractor has had previous experience of electrical/mechanical installations on live water and waste water sites preferably in the UK.

Place of text to be modified: II.2.4

Instead of: The contractor will require to have had previous experience of electrical/mechanical installations on live water and waste water sites preferably in the UK.

Read: It would be preferable if the contractor has had previous experience of electrical/mechanical installations on live water and waste water sites preferably in the UK.

Other additional information: Scottish Water will not accept the ESPD. We will only accept a completed Scottish Water PQQ document. This Notice does not preclude Scottish Water from issuing other notices for specific requirements. Responses to the OJEU Notice will be evaluated and only successful applicants following PQQ evaluation will be invited to submit a tender. Scottish Water reserves the right to divide the scope of the contract into lots at tender and contract award stages as it deems appropriate. Applicants who fail to supply all of the information requested in response to this Notice or any resulting tender exercise may risk elimination"

Scottish Water Horizons have committed to deliver 90GWh of new renewable energy generation projects across all aspects of the SW estate, employing a variety of established and emerging technologies and are seeking companies to deliver the schemes.

This programme will be delivered over an est. 10 year period with installations varying from small-scale 25 -50kW installs to large projects normally not greater than 5MW, although in some circumstances the projects may exceed 5MW these will be the exception.

Some projects will require innovative technologies that are not yet fully developed.

Via this procurement Scottish Water will be seeking primarily direct Labour organisations that can self-deliver renewable energy schemes examples of some are listed below:

•Photovoltaic Equipment

•Wind generated Renewables

•Hydro Generation

•Energy Storage equipment

•Heat projects based on Heat Pump Technology

The schemes will be split into two (2) LOTs and will be pan Scotland Coverage