Publication - Advice and guidance

Non-domestic energy efficiency framework over £1m projects 2020-2024

Published: 1 Mar 2016

Directorate:: Scottish Procurement and Property Directorate
Part of:: Public sector

Guidance for public sector organisations on how to access and use the framework agreement.

Published:: 1 Mar 2016

Who can access: all public sector
Contract status: live
Dates of contract: 1 April 2020 to 31 March 2024
Category: Utilities - national

Overview

National framework agreements for the provision of Non Domestic Energy Effciency (NDEE) over £1 million projects for the Scottish public sector.

What is in scope

A non domestic energy efficiency project retrofits public sector and third sector buildings with energy efficiency assets. These may include, but not limited to, prefabricated energy centres; combined heat and power units; energy efficient boilers; communal heating; voltage management units; controls outstations; luminaires, lighting controllers and other lighting assets

These projects save energy and maintenance costs; they are self-funding (for example, the costs saved pay for the assets installed); they reduce carbon emissions and improve the environmental comfort of the buildings.

What is out of scope

NDEE sub £1 million projects .

Who can use this

The framework can be used by:

central government
health
local authorities
universities and colleges
third sector
other public bodies

Note: It is the responsibility of any buying organisation wishing to use the framework agreement to satisfy itself that it is eligible to do so.

Entitlement can be established from the terms of the OJEU advert and guidance on this can be found in Annex A of Scottish Government Guidance on Framework Agreements. If there is any doubt, legal advice should be sought.

Benefits

The benefits of this contract are:

estimated £1.5 million per annum based on an estimated annual spend of £15,000,000, seeking to achieve an average lifetime carbon reduction metric of < £400/LT.tCO2
improved customer service
web portal upgrade

Sustainability Benefits include:

improve the environmental comfort of buildings
increasing sustainable economic growth through promoting the transition to a low carbon economy
support delivery of The Climate Change (Scotland) Act 2009, (Section 63, Energy Performance of Non Domestic Buildings), Scotland’s Energy Strategy and the EES Programme by reducing CO2 output and make savings in carbon reduction commitments (CRC) for authorities

Community and socio-economic benefits:

All suppliers on the framework have committed to provide Community Benefits the level and type of which will be set dependent on the value of work each supplier has been awarded through the framework. Suppliers will be awarded points dependent on awarded project values and these points will be converted to delivered Community Benefits such as Modern Apprentices, work placements, community enhancements and education support initiatives.