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Published 18 Dec 2024

Maintenance of the Council's Trend BMS System within Leisure Facilities

Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council · North West

Key facts

Estimated value
£80,000
Closing date
17 Jan 2025
Contract starts
15 Feb 2025
Contract ends
14 Feb 2026
Procedure
Open procedure (below threshold)
Buyer type
Local government

Description

Sefton Council operates 6 leisure centres, both wet and dry facilities, plus the Atkinson Centre in Southport, home for music, theatre, art, literature, and history. Sefton MBC invites tenders for the renewal of our maintenance support contract for the building and energy management system (BMS) installed at all the above-named sites, due in February 2025, using the platform IQVision software to enhance our Building Management System (BMS). The objective is to improve energy efficiency, system integration, and overall building management.

We require an experienced service partner for the maintenance, regulation, and monitoring of all mechanical and electrical equipment (HVAC) to allow the facilities to operate efficiently to control the buildings energy usage whilst achieving optimum environmental conditions and reduced energy costs, using the software Trend IQVision. The current BMS server utilised for IQVision is hosted within the SMBC on-premises data centre.

This is a one year contract starting on 15th February 2025, with three optional 1-year extensions.

Additional information: The tender documents including information on this tender process can be found on Proactis "The Chest" under reference DN749251. Link to The Chest: https://www.the-chest.org.uk/ Please note this is a one year contract starting on 15th February 2025, with three optional 1-year extensions.

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