Who won: Heat and Power Supply and Heat Pump Operation – Birmingham Children's Hospital

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Birmingham Women’s and Children’s NHS Foundation Trust (the “Trust”) intends to enter into a contract with Birmingham District Energy Company (“BDEC”) on the terms described below (the "Contract"). The parties to the Contract shall be BWC Management Services Limited (“BWCMSL”) (a wholly owned subsidiary of the Trust), and/or the Trust (or in each case, any successors thereof) (with the contracting entity/entities referred to as the “Authorities”), and BDEC. Pursuant to the Contract, BDEC will supply heat and power to Birmingham Children’s Hospital via the existing District Heating Network scheme, utilising a ground source heat pump (“GSHP”) acquired by the Trust with funding from the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero's Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme. The Contract will require BDEC to operate and maintain the ground source heat pump as part of the overall transaction. BDEC currently supplies heat and power services to Birmingham Children’s Hospital in relation to the Trust’s existing Combined Heat and Power (“CHP”) system through a back-to-back agreement between Birmingham City Council and BDEC (the “Current Arrangement”). The Contract will supersede all of the ob

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