Photovoltaic Design & Installation Services - Lynemouth & Silverdale Sites
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This sits in the upper-middle of the Petroleum, Fuel & Energy Products band — a substantial contract for the sector. Based on 3,437 valued Petroleum, Fuel & Energy Products tenders in our corpus.
The MRA are undertaking a comprehensive solar energy project across two sites, Lynemouth and Silverdale, which involves enabling works and pre-works surveys, detailed design updates, and the installation of Solar PV systems.
The project includes site-specific tasks such as biodiversity management, grid connection infrastructure, and the provision of operational documentation and handover to maintenance teams.
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Enabling works and pre-works surveys: Identifying, procuring (or utilising in-house capability) and undertaking any relevant enabling works surveys, such as trial pits.
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Detailed design: Updating drawings and documentation in accordance with: • previously approved planning applications (approved 2020, extension submitted 2023) • G99 application • To include a biodiversity management plan and social value proposal.
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Solar PV Installation: Procuring equipment, materials and labour associated with the approved design and operational use.
Build to include: • infrastructure (where necessary for grid connection) • construction management oversight and documentation • handover to operations and maintenance teams • security of solar panels during build • implementation of biodiversity proposal on site (Lyne-mouth only) We have completed a compliant procurement by mini competition through the Crown Commercial Services Demand Management and Renewal Framework (RM6314).
The Solar PV sites project demonstrates a strong commitment to ethical sourcing and supply chain integrity through the CCS Framework.
This strategy ensures suppliers comply with modern slavery regulations, submit required documentation, and undergo rigorous evaluations.
By engaging vetted suppliers dedicated to sustainability, the project promotes ethical practices and sustainability.
Continuous monitoring through tools like the Modern Slavery Assessment Tool (MSAT) and the transparent contract structure ensure the project meets renewable energy goals while maintaining high standards of integrity throughout the supply chain.
CCS DMR Ref: DMR-40954-2025
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The Solar PV sites project demonstrates
The Solar PV sites project demonstrates a strong commitment to ethical sourcing and supply chain integrity through the CCS Framework.
This strategy ensures suppliers comply with modern
This strategy ensures suppliers comply with modern slavery regulations, submit required documentation, and undergo rigorous evaluations.
Continuous monitoring through tools like the Modern
Continuous monitoring through tools like the Modern Slavery Assessment Tool (MSAT) and the transparent contract structure ensure the project meets renewable energy goals while maintaining high standards of integrity throughout the supply chain.
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The project includes site-specific tasks such as biodiversity management, grid connection infrastructure, and the provision of operational documentation and handover to maintenance teams.
We have completed a compliant procurement by mini competition through the Crown Commercial Services Demand Management and Renewal Framework (RM6314).
This strategy ensures suppliers comply with modern slavery regulations, submit required documentation, and undergo rigorous evaluations.
To include a biodiversity management plan and social value proposal.
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