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The invitations to tender were sent out 05.06.2007.
Tenders should be back with the Department by 16.07.2007 12pm. Any questions about the ITT will be answered up to 10.07.2007.
Microgeneration is defined in section 82 of the Energy Act 2004 as the small scale production of heat and/or electricity from a low carbon source. See the Office of Public Sector Information website for a full definition including energy sources and capacities.
We expect all key market segments to be included, including but not limited to households, businesses, public sector etc.
As in Q3, we expect this to address key market segments.
Tenders must be received in hard copy.
We also like to receive a copy via email to enable easy circulation to our assessment panel (although this is not a requirement). If you do submit an electronic copy, this must be in addition to the hard copy, and we prefer that you only send the main tender documents, not the accompanying organisational information.
The consortium of funding agencies consists of the Department for Business, Enterprise & Regulatory Reform, Micropower Council, Energy Saving Trust, Ashden Trust, Renewable Energy Foundation, E.On UK plc, British Gas Service Ltd, Ceres Power plc, National Energy Action, and the following Regional Development Agencies, East Midlands Development Agency, South West of England Development Agency, South East Development Agency and London Development Agency.
The ITT doesn’t specify a timescale. When deciding on timescale, you should take into account previous projections, such as the 2005 EST report, Government targets for zero carbon homes by 2016, the step changes in the Code for Sustainable Homes, Europe wide targets for 20% of Energy to come from renewable sources by 2020, and G8 targets for 2050.
Yes. We have requested 2 copies of your tender. You may send just send one copy of the related organisational documents if you wish, but we do require 2 copies of your proposal.
Yes, depending on availability. Further details and prices are available on the 1 Victoria Street Conference Centre website. Costs for using the conference centre should be built into the total costs.
Columns 1-3 of form PF36 were supposed to have been filled in by Department for Business, Enterprise & Regulatory Reform. As this form was sent out with these columns left blank, please use the costs as stated in the specification:
The cost for the project, with VAT identified separately, broken down as follows: