UWTSD2526/239. Supply, Installation, Commissioning and Support of an Integrated Electricity, Gas and
University of Wales Trinity Saint DavidEstimated Value
Up to £150,000
Deadline
20 July 2026
Published
8 June 2026
Type
Not specified
Overview
The University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD) is seeking to procure a comprehensive electricity, gas and water sub-metering system for installation across its estate buildings. The University operates a diverse estate comprising academic, residential, administrative, specialist teaching, research and heritage buildings. Energy and resource consumption varies significantly across the estate, and the University requires a robust, scalable system to improve monitoring, reporting, cost recovery, and carbon management.
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The University of Wales Trinity Saint David needs a complete system to measure and monitor electricity, gas, and water use across all their buildings. They want one integrated solution that tracks energy and water consumption, helps them recover costs from departments, manage carbon emissions, and understand how different buildings use resources.
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GRM Energy LTD
£900,000
total awarded
- 2
ServiceNow
£825,000
total awarded
- 3
savills
1 contract wonlatest 22 Oct 2025ends 2 Nov 2029£2m
total awarded
- 4
LANCASTER MALONEY MARTIN LTD
1 contract wonlatest 22 Oct 2025ends 2 Nov 2029£2m
total awarded
- 5
Newmark Gerald Eve LLP
1 contract wonlatest 22 Oct 2025ends 2 Nov 2029£2m
total awarded
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University of Wales Trinity Saint DavidKey Dates
Published
8 June 2026
Submission deadline
20 July 2026
Notice type
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