Market Leads & Opportunities
United Kingdom-Taunton: Lighting equipment and electric lamps – Framework Lead
The current contract for Lighting equipment and electric lamps – Framework Lead is projected to end on 01-NOV-19 and may be available for retender. Street Lighting LED Upgrade.
CONTRACT-9X3B-X5ZAR3.
The programme is an ‘Invest to Save’ Street Lighting project to replace its conventional lanterns with LED lanterns. The Councils current illuminated street light assets are fitted with SON lanterns.
The revenue operating expenses associated with the present lighting stock are electricity and maintenance costs. Approximately 75 % of operating expense is for electricity and 25 % for regular maintenance.
Falling costs are helping to turn LED technology into a mainstream lighting solution. This, combined with the reduced maintenance costs of LED lights, presents the opportunity to make significant ongoing energy and cost savings
The scope of the project is lantern replacement only. There are a total of 18 067 units that need to be replaced. Suppliers will be asked to provide an option price for column replacement should this be required as part of the project.
SCC seeks to appoint a partner with a proven track record in this field. The Contract will be let as one contract however companies and organisations may decide to work together as a consortium where they have complementary skills and expertise to fulfil the different parts of the contract.
Common procurement vocabulary (CPV): 31500000, 34928500, 34928510, 34928520, 34928530,
More Market Leads
- Committee to decide on more than 100 homes in Somerset
26 Feb 25
Plans for more than 100 homes in Somerset will go before committee today (25 February). - Funding for Argyll and Bute housing projects
26 Feb 25
The UK Government has committed to delivering a package of support from the CRP to Argyll and Bute Council totalling £20.34 million. - Lead developer sought for city centre redevelopment
26 Feb 25
Hull City Council says it has taken a step forward on its redevelopment of the former BHS building in the city centre.
