Yorkshire Water has gone out to tenders with a contract for hire and maintenance services for generators and UPS systems worth an estimated £9 million.
The contract covers the supply, maintenance/repair and hire of generator sets, UPS, diesel pumps and associated equipment across the Yorkshire Water region.
Scope of services include:
- proactive service and maintenance of generator sets, UPS and diesel pumps as per issued schedule of planned works (including inspection of fuel storage and maintenance of low voltage circuit breakers);
- reactive repairs to any generator assets;
- hire of standby generators and associated equipment;
- out of hours availability and emergency callout;
- refuelling;
- supply of new UPS.
Initial contract term is three year, with a further three year extension option.
Time limit for receipt of tenders or requests to participate is 23rd November 2020 – click here to download the tender documentation.
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