Cornwall Wildlife Trust Renewables: Solar Panels, Batteries, Air Source Heat Pumps and Replacement Radiators

Cornwall Wildlife Trust - one of 46 Wildlife Trusts working across the UK - believes in a wilder future for Cornwall, where our wildlife and wild places are cherished for all to enjoy. With the support of our members, we implement projects on land and at sea, conducting campaigns and managing wild spaces to ensure nature in Cornwall thrives for future generations. We want our nature reserves to reverberate with the joyful sounds of wildlife, to be havens in which rare species flourish and colourful plants thrive. But we're not just concerned about the space within those boundaries - this work spills out from natures reserves into our conservation on land. We want Cornwall's hedgerows & heathlands, footpaths & farmlands, wildflower meadows & woodlands to burst with wildlife. We want to ensure badgers are vaccinated, to help beavers create new habitats, to make a hole for every hedgehog, and to see choughs remain on our cliffs as well as our crest. Beyond those cliffs lies the ocean, where our marine conservation work at sea is equally urgent. We'd love our waters to be full of vibrant and extraordinary marine life, to provide safety for seals and dolphins to play, to ensure St. Piran's crabs make a permanent home on these shores, and to re-establish sea grass beds which trap carbon and tackle the climate crisis. And we're also interested in people. We want to make sure Cornwall's wildlife and wild places remain a constant source of wonder and wellbeing for everyone. We'd love to see one in four people taking action for nature in Cornwall, in all sorts of ways - whether by petitioning the government to conserve 30% of land and sea by 2030, creating a wildlife pond in their garden, or volunteering on one of our many projects. Nature in Cornwall is declining and needs our help. We're working to create a Cornwall where nature thrives This commission is part of the Cornwall Wildlife's Carbon Reduction Plan to meet its ambitions to be Carbon Neutral. Supply ASHP and replacement radiators to three buildings: ERCCIS (Environmental Records Centre for Cornwall and Isles of Scilly), Five Acres, Two Burrows and PV solar to the fourth buildings the Barn all collocated at Allet, Truro, Cornwall, TR4 9DJ. The purchase of this system is part of a grant funded application process and therefore procurement will be subject to grant approval of the project. We will assess tenders received on a Most Economically Advantageous Tender.