Contractors for the provision of hydrogen end user skills and standards for heat supporting research and evidence

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Estimated value

services

Awarded value

Suppliers

5

1 SME

Lots

5

5 awarded

Published

07 Feb 2022

Description

BEIS has appointed contractors to undertake desk based research and field work on hydrogen to support the development of standards required for the re-purposing of existing gas infrastructure downstream of the emergency control valve to be used with hydrogen. This programme will serve to support and inform future policy appraisal in Government and to inform the development of policies and measures to meet UK carbon budgets. The work covers a range of priority research areas to support the creation of standards which will support hydrogen trials in the UK.

Scope

Reference
5147/06/2021
Commercial tool
Standalone contract
Main category
services
CPV classifications
24111600
76000000
39341000
39721410
38432100
Contract locations
UK

Award criteria

Criteria the buyer will use to evaluate bids.

NameDescriptionTypeWeighting
Skills and Expertise30quality
Methodology30quality
Management of Delivery15quality
Social Value10quality
25price

Submission & procedure

Procedure
Open procedure

Award details· 5 awards

Awarded supplier(s), contract period and value as published in the award notice.

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Lots · 5 total

Divisions of the contract. Each lot can be awarded separately.

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LotTitleEst. valueStatus
1LOT 1 – RESEARCH AND EVIDENCE GATHERING FOR PIPED SYSTEMS WITH RESPECT TO HYDROGEN FOR: I) PURGING, II) TIGHTNESS AND MATERIAL COMPATABILITYcancelled
2Lot 2 – Research and Evidence Gathering for Material and Component Suitability – Domestic and Non-Domestic with Respect to Hydrogencancelled
3Lot 3 – Installation Ventilation and Fluescancelled
4Lot 4 – Pipe Sizing and Pressure Drop Criteriacancelled
5Lot 5 – Research and evidence gathering for hydrogen: i) meter, internal and external, ventilation study, ii) installation and set point of excess flow valves (EFVs)cancelled