AP 06/25 - Civil Balance of Plant and Civil Engineering Works for Renewable Energy Projects Qualification System

The objective of this Qualification System is to qualify interested parties for the provision of Civil Balance of Plant and Civil Engineering Enabling Works for Renewable Energy Projects. The Qualification System is of indefinite duration. However, it is currently anticipated that the Qualification System will apply for a period of 10 years from the date of its establishment with the option to extend at the Contracting Entity’s discretion (having regard to the nature, scope and extent of services required to be undertaken). For the purposes of submitting initial Applications, Applicants must complete and return all documentation relating to their Application by the stated Application Deadline. Applicants submitting Applications will be informed at the earliest opportunity of the status of their Application. Applicants may apply for inclusion on the Qualification System at any time over the term of this arrangement. The Contracting Entity will review and evaluate Applications received after the establishment of the Qualification System on a six monthly basis.

SC 07/25 - Open Cycle Gas Turbine (OCGT) and Combined Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT) Qualification System

Bord na Móna PLC in Ireland is establishing a Qualification System for the provision of Open Cycle Gas Turbine (OCGT) and Combined Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT) works. This system is of indefinite duration, but is anticipated to apply for 10 years with an option to extend. The procurement covers Lot 1 – OCGT Supply OEM and LTSA, Lot 2 – OCGT Balance of Plant Constructor, Lot 3 – OCGT Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) LTSA, and Lot 4 – CCGT Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) + LTSA.

AP - 06/26 - Fleet Management Services

Bord na Móna PLC needs comprehensive fleet management services for a framework agreement over 8 years, with a maximum total value of 20,000,000 EUR. The services, to be delivered in Dublin, include vehicle leasing, maintenance, servicing, and associated support services for company vehicles utilized by internal employees.

24/003 - QS for Provision of all Fleet related requirements (Supply and Services) to Uisce Éireann

This qualification system is introduced to be able to tender for several (framework) agreements and or Tender contracts for Provision of all Fleet related requirements (Supply and Services) to Uisce Éireann (but not limited to) service areas detailed below Title of Procurement Provision of all Fleet related requirements (Supply and Services) to Uisce Éireann areas detailed below: (but not limited to) • maintenance • tyre inspections, replacement and puncture repair service (including mobile unit response). • Preventative Maintenance Inspections as per SI 348 of 2013 (conducted at both suppliers premises, or Uisce Éireann depots). • Statutory inspection of ancillary equipment installed on UÉ Fleet, e.g. chassis mounted cranes, tail-lifts, pressure vessels, superstructure inspections etc. • 24/7 breakdown service (LCV’s/HGV’s/Mobile Equipment and Plant) • motor tax • Commercial vehicle roadworthiness testing along with administration of CVRT discs and certificates • fuel cards, including provision for purchasing new sustainable fuels as they become available, e.g. HVO. • toll tags • accident management • remarketing and auctioning of fleet • reserve vehicle management • short/medium/long term hire of fleet (LCV’s/HGV’s/Mobile Equipment and Plant) • fleet advisory services/ Fleet consultancy services, e.g. Accident investigation and Ergonomic assessments • provision of fleet administration support staff. • telematics, along with driver safety aids and dash cam solutions • fleet training (as per UÉ Fleet Training Catalogue) • Fleet purchase and supply of LCV’s/HGV’s/Mobile Equipment and Plant, including running mini-tender competitions, plus ordering said fleet on behalf of Uisce Éireann • Fit-out of the above fleet. • warranty and goodwill claims handling • manufacture vehicle recalls • Transport of fleet nationwide • EV chargers (home/office/depot, both AC and DC) and EV Charge Card solution for using public network, plus home charger expenditure driver reimbursement functionality. • Supply of fleet management equipment, e.g. weight plates, jump packs, portable DC fast EV chargers, tool kits etc. Development, supply and integration of a fleet management IT system with centralised invoicing functionality

EM 06/24 Wind Turbine Supply Qualification System (TSA)

Contracts awarded under this Qualification System will include but not be limited to the provision of: Suitably qualified candidates interested in this Qualification System will be considered for the Wind Turbine Supply contract and the Wind Turbine Service and Availability Agreement contract (WTSA). The Wind Turbine Supply contract will outline the terms and conditions between the supplier and the buyer for the provision of wind turbines and related equipment. This will include, but not limited to, the scope of supply, specified number of turbines, type, and specifications of the turbines, along with the delivery schedule. The contract will also address (but not limited to) pricing, payment terms, warranties, performance guarantees, and installation requirements. This contract will serve to ensure all parties' expectations are clearly defined, minimizing risks and promoting a successful wind energy project The Wind Turbine Service and Availability Agreement (WTSA) contract between the wind turbine operator and the service provider will outline the terms and conditions for maintaining the turbine’s operational performance. The agreement will typically include provisions for scheduled maintenance, emergency repairs, and technical support to ensure the turbines operate at peak efficiency. It also specifies service response times, availability guarantees, and performance benchmarks. The WTSA typically includes clauses related to spare parts, safety protocols, and compliance with industry standards. Additionally, the contract may establish financial terms such as payment structures for services rendered, penalties for non-compliance, and incentives for exceeding availability targets. The contract may establish financial terms such as payment structures for services rendered, penalties for non-compliance, and incentives for exceeding availability targets. The goal is to maximize uptime, minimize downtime, and optimize the overall performance and longevity of the wind turbine system.