GMCA1677 Wigan CFAS Solar PV And Optional Battery Storage

Overview

Lots (2)

• Decarbonisation of Non-Domestic Public Buildings

  The project is expected to be delivered in a staged manner. The project has a feasibility survey completed but the first stage of the project will require a roof condition survey and a structural assessment to be completed (stage 1) in order to ensure the roof has sufficient integrity to hold the solar PV system. Upon completion of the surveys and receipt of the reports, Greater Manchester Combined Authority shall confirm whether the project is to progress to the next stage (stage 2). Stage 2 will focus upon the full design of the solar PV system plus the design of an optional addition of an integrated battery storage system along with the identification of a relevant supply chain. Upon receipt of the design documents at the end of stage 2, Greater Manchester Combined Authority will make a decision on whether the project shall proceed to stage 3 which shall be the installation and commissioning of the system. For clarity, Greater Manchester Combined Authority may take the decision to not proceed from design stage to install but may also take the decision whether to proceed with either the additional solar PV system only or the additional solar PV system and the optional addition of the battery storage system. The solar PV and optional addition of a battery storage system at Wigan Community Fire and Ambulance Station is expected to be delivered under a Design and Build Contract (JCT Contracted Design arrangement) and will require the successful bidder to undertake the design (including all related survey activity), supply, installation, testing and commissioning of a roof mounted solar PV system and, if Greater Manchester Combined Authority decide to progress, an externally located battery storage system (optional addition). The project is funded by Great British Energy via the Mayoral Renewables Fund and a key grant funding criteria is that the scheme must be fully completed by 31st March 2026.

  Won by CARBON3 LTDWon by Ameresco LimitedWon by Etec Contract Services LtdWon by FES Support Services LtdWon by GRAHAM Asset Management Limited TA GRAHAMWon by Synergize LtdWon by Irwin M and E LimitedWon by Kier Construction LtdWon by Lorne Stewart PLCWon by McAndrew Martin LimitedWon by MTX Contracts LtdWon by Opus Building Services LtdWon by Ashe Construction LtdWon by R&M Williams Holdings LtdWon by RG Carter Cambridge LtdWon by Seddon Construction LimitedWon by SEE Services LimitedWon by Sewell Construction LimitedWon by Speller Metcalfe Malvern LtdWon by Stepnell LimitedWon by Veolia Energy and Utility Services UK LimitedWon by VINCI Construction UK LimitedWon by Vital Energi Utilities LimitedWon by Asset Plus Energy Performance LimitedWon by Willmott Dixon LimitedWon by Carbon3Won by CHAP Group Aberdeen LtdWon by CBES LtdWon by CLC Contractors LimitedWon by Dalkia Energy Services LtdWon by Equans Regeneration Limited

• Decarbonisation of Domestic Properties

  This Lot will comprise of a range of energy efficiency works and services to domestic properties. This will include local government along with social and private housing associations. Taking a multi measure approach the scope includes, but is not limited to: • Fabric measures (includes facades, cladding systems, external wall insulation - EWI, cavity wall insulation - CWI, internal wall insulation - IWI, loft insulation - LI, under floor insulation - UFI, services and ducts insulation). • Fenestration (includes windows, doors, and openings). • Ventilation, heating, and cooling. • Renewable technologies (includes air source heat pumps - ASHP, grounds source heat pumps - GSHP, solar thermal, solar photovoltaics - PV, and battery storage). • LED lighting (includes PIRs, light sensors, dimming, and trimming solutions). • Electrical heating systems, building management systems - BMS, and controls (includes heat networks, heat interface units, metering and monitoring where necessary). The Lot is intended for companies who are accomplished in providing solutions and have the capability of conducting initial assessments of retrofit works followed by the delivery of the works on site and the post completion monitoring of the works. Bidders will deliver all the mandatory requirements as detailed in the Specification schedule of the Framework Agreement. There are additional Selection Qualification (SQ) and Award Questionnaire (AQ) requirements, and Bidder Declarations which are applicable, and Bidders are asked to respond to these also. A Framework Agreement will be awarded to a maximum of 15 Bidders for Lot 2 in each of the following geographical areas: • North of England - This includes the North East, North West, and Yorkshire and The Humber • Midlands - This includes the East Midlands, West Midlands, and East of England • London and the South East • South West • Wales • Scotland • Northern Ireland For both Lots, the maximum number of Bidders may increase where 2 or more Bidders have tied scores in last awardable position for the Lot. Additionally, NHS SBS reserves the right to award to any Bidder whose final score is within 1% of the last awardable position of the Lot.

  Won by Ameresco LimitedWon by Axis Europe plcWon by Carbon3Won by CHAP Group Aberdeen LtdWon by CLC Contractors LimitedWon by Equans Regeneration LimitedWon by Etec Contract Services LtdWon by Synergize LtdWon by Mulalley and Company LimitedWon by Oakes Energy ServicesWon by Quinn London LimitedWon by R and M Williams Holdings LtdWon by Saltash Enterprises LtdWon by Seddon Construction LimitedWon by Speller Metcalfe Malvern LtdWon by Stepnell LimitedWon by United Living South LimitedWon by VINCI Construction UK Limited

Award outcome

Awarded value

£24,000,000,000

Award date

14 January 2026

Contract period

— → 13 August 2029

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