CA17999 - Tender 27/2026 - PEACEPLUS PP1022 - Ballymote Centre - BCP Energy Efficiency Upgrades
Newry, Mourne and Down District Council (NMD)Estimated Value
Up to £0
Deadline
6 July 2026
Published
8 June 2026
Type
services
Overview
Competent Contracting companies are hereby invited to tender to deliver Ballymote Centre - BCP Energy Efficiency Upgrades Project PP1022: Supply and installation of a number of energy efficiency equipment in order to reduce the carbon footprint of the community building. Including upgrades to heating and lighting systems.
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This contract is to upgrade the heating and lighting systems at Ballymote Centre, a community building in Northern Ireland (PEACEPLUS funded). The work aims to make the building more energy-efficient and reduce its carbon emissions by installing new equipment. Only companies registered as 'Competent Contractors' can bid.
Requirements
- Must be a Competent Contracting company (appears to be a Northern Ireland/UK classification for building work contractors)
- Must be registered on the MultiQuote suppliers portal to access full tender documents
- Must be able to supply and install energy efficiency equipment
- Must have capability to work on heating systems upgrades
- Must have capability to work on lighting systems upgrades
Key Tasks & Deliverables
- Supply and install new heating system equipment for Ballymote Centre
- Supply and install new lighting system equipment for Ballymote Centre
- Complete work to reduce the building's carbon footprint
- Deliver energy efficiency improvements to a community building
How to Read This Tender
- 1This is a PEACEPLUS-funded project — it's EU/UK cross-border funding for peace and reconciliation work, so expect compliance checks and community benefit questions in the full tender documents.
- 2The tender description is deliberately brief — all detailed specifications, timescales, budget, and terms will be in the full documents on the MultiQuote portal. You must register and log in to see them.
- 3Look for the term 'Competent Contractor' in the full tender — this likely means meeting specific building/electrical certifications (such as Gas Safe or NICEIC for electrical work). Check what qualifications you or your team need.
- 4Watch for social value and community benefit scoring — PEACEPLUS contracts often weight bids on local employment, training, or community engagement, not just price.
- 5Check the project timeline and site access conditions carefully — community buildings may have restricted working hours or need to stay partially operational during upgrades.
Tips for Small Businesses
- If you're a heating specialist or electrician, consider subcontracting to a larger main contractor rather than bidding alone — many SMEs win PEACEPLUS work this way without carrying full project delivery risk.
- PEACEPLUS contracts often score highly on social value — if you can offer apprenticeships, local recruitment, or community engagement as part of your bid, highlight this strongly. It can outweigh price disadvantages.
- Register on MultiQuote immediately and download the full tender documents before deciding to bid. The brief description here doesn't tell you the budget, timeline, or exact scope — you need those details to assess feasibility and cost.
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Newry, Mourne and Down District Council (NMD)Key Dates
Published
8 June 2026
Submission deadline
6 July 2026
Notice type
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