Maintenance of air quality monitoring equipment
Wiltshire CouncilEstimated Value
Up to £12,000
Deadline
26 September 2016
Published
2 September 2016
Type
services
Overview
Wiltshire Council is seeking quotations for a 4 year contract for the servicing and maintenance of its air quality monitoring equipment. The council has a duty under the Environment Act 1995 to assess air quality in its area.
Wiltshire Council's public health and public protection service is responsible for reviewing and monitoring local air quality. The service uses both real-time and diffusion tube monitoring methods.
This specification relates to the maintenance of the real time analytical monitors the council uses. In order to improve the reliability and validity of the data, it is best practice that instruments should be serviced by the manufacturer or an approved service provider and periodically checked by an independent organisation accredited to perform QA/QC checks to ISO17025:2005.
Regulations cited
- Environment Act 1995
Additional details
Ideally servicing should be performed every six months, and within three weeks of the independent QA/QC audit. Maintenance schedules for the replacement of consumable parts, diagnostic checks and equipment overhaul should in all cases follow manufacturer's recommendations.
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Wiltshire CouncilKey Dates
Published
2 September 2016
Submission deadline
26 September 2016
Renewal expected70% confident
November 2020
Predicted using explicit duration found in the tender description (48 months from publication date + 60 days (estimated) → renewal expected by Nov 2020).
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