SSRH covering 2 lots - Flexible Technical Support Services for the SEAI administered Support Scheme for Renewable Heat (SSRH) covering 2 lots

This RFT invites proposals from suitably qualified services providers to become part of a framework to provide Flexible Technical Support Services for the SEAI administered Support Scheme for Renewable Heat (SSRH) covering 2 lots: • Lot 1: Operational, Technical and Advisory Services focused on individual client projects. This will be established as a multi-party framework with 2 members. • Lot 2: Developmental, Technical and Advisory Services focused on overall scheme performance and development. This will be established as a single party framework Both Lots are focused on the Support Scheme for Renewable Heat (SSRH) and the Renewable Heat Sector. The two lots are intended to augment rather than replace the existing scheme of administration resources. For example applicants who have specific technical issues or difficulties are provided for under Lot 1. Lot 2 will provide advice to SEAI regarding the Scheme. SEAI administers and manages a number of non-domestic energy programmes, designed to deliver on the Climate Action Plan targets. These are aimed primarily at industrial and commercial energy users and they support the adoption of renewable heating systems by commercial, industrial, agricultural, district heating and other non-domestic heat users in sectors not covered by the Emissions Trading Scheme. The appointed service providers will be required to provide flexible technical support services which will be called down by the SEAI Programme Manager as required. Lot 1 will be set up as a multiparty framework with two framework members while Lot 2 will be set up as a single party For further information please see Request for Tender at www.etenders.gov.ie.

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71314300-5  Energy-efficiency consultancy services
71314310-8  Heating engineering services for buildings
71321200-6  Heating-system design services
71356300-1  Technical support services