New Chartered Housing Trust Limited electricity and gas contracts.

Descriptions

Supply of coal gas, mains gas or similar gases. Supply of Electricity. New Charter Housing Trust is seeking to establish a contract or contracts for the following:LOT 1:Half Hourly Metered Electricity supply. A fully fixed price contract for the provision of electricity supplies for a period up to 36 months and no less than 12 months for a period commencing 1.6.2014. There are approximately 4 half hourly electricity supplies with an approximate annual demand of 1,168140 kilowatt hours (kWh). Further information and final site details will be provided to applying suppliers in the invitation to tender (ITT)LOT 2Non Half Hourly metered electricity supply. A fully fixed price contract for the provision of electricity supplies for a period of up to 36 months and no less than 12 months for a period commencing 1.6.2014. There are approximately 595 non half hourly electricity supplies with an approximate annual demand of 5,893,840 kWh. Further information and final site details will be provided to applying suppliers in the invitation to tender (ITT). The customer will consider the division of HH and NHH across different suppliers and therefore tender responses should be made to reflect this. The customer reserves the right to award the HH and NHH supply to either a single supplier or to different suppliers, depending on the outcome of the evaluation of the tender responses that it receives.LOT 3Gas supply. A fully fixed price contract for the provision of gas supplies for a period of up to 36 months and no less than 12 months for a period commencing 1.6.2015. There are approximately 43 gas supplies with an approximate annual demand of 14,833,685 kWh. Further information and final site details will be provided to applying suppliers on the invitation to tender (ITT). The customer will consider the division of gas and electricity supplies across different suppliers and therefore tender responses should be made to reflect this. The customer reserves the right to award the gas and electricity supply to either a single supplier or to different suppliers, depending on the outcome of the evaluation of the tender responses that it receives.