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A works contract from Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, worth £200,000. Below: what it involves and how to write a winning bid for it.
The Council is undertaking an Expression of Interest (EOI) exercise to assess market interest. The proposed works involve: Removing and decommissioning existing obsolete high-level sodium vapour lighting. Installing new LED lighting, LED emergency lighting, lighting controls, cable containment, wiring, and a new local distribution board. Improving lighting levels to meet required lux standards, as the current system is outdated, in poor condition, and has several non-functioning fittings. Replacing inefficient switching arrangements with improved lighting controls to enhance energy efficiency and operational performance. Addressing issues arising from obsolete lighting components and limited availability of replacement parts. Supplier Requirements The successful contractor will work closely with the Council's Social Housing and Investment Property Project Team. Contractors must hold current NICEIC accreditation and submit evidence of registration with their tender. Suppliers without valid NICEIC accreditation will not be considered. Any bidder found not to hold the required accreditation during the procurement process will be automatically disqualified. Key Objective To upgrade th
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