The University of Edinburgh - CHP Maintenance Contract Future Opportunity
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The university is seeking expressions of interest for a service contract to maintain existing CHP engines at two of its district heating energy centres.
The sites are located at Pollock Halls Campus and Kings Buildings Campus and comprise Jenbacher JMS212 – NL (136,000 hrs) and Jenbacher JMS620E GS-NL (119,000hrs) engines respectively.
There may be an opportunity for additional energy centres to be added as they come out of existing contracts.
The contract type would encompass a full service maintenance, parts and overhaul schedule in line with manufacturers recommendations.
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- ocds-h6vhtk-02c27a
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- planning · Planning
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- 015110-2021
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