Who won: The Provision of Specialist Building Management System (BMS) Maintenance

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The Authority requires a Contractor to provide specialist Building Management System (BMS) maintenance services across the Trust estate. The scope shall include, as a minimum: • Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM): delivery of routine inspection, testing, calibration and maintenance activities for all identified BMS assets in accordance with SFG20 guidance, manufacturer recommendations and statutory requirements. • Reactive maintenance and fault response: provision of reactive call-out services, fault diagnosis, repairs and system recovery support to maintain operational continuity across critical engineering systems. • BMS controls and software support: maintenance and support of the Trust's Trend BMS infrastructure, including controllers, outstations, field devices, software platforms, graphics, alarms and associated network interfaces. • System optimisation and performance monitoring: monitoring, adjustment and optimisation of BMS controls strategies to support operational efficiency, environmental control and energy performance across the estate. • Asset information and reporting: maintenance and updating of BMS asset registers, maintenance records, servic

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