UWTSD2526/243. Design, Supply & Install Air Source Heat Pumps
University of Wales Trinity Saint DavidEstimated Value
Not specified
Deadline
7 August 2026
Published
20 July 2026
Type
Not specified
Overview
The University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD) is seeking suitably qualified design and construction teams to deliver multiple Air Source Heat Pump upgrade projects across various locations and buildings within the university estate.The primary objective of these projects is to enhance the environmental performance, energy efficiency, and overall sustainability of the university’s estate, supporting the university’s wider decarbonisation and net zero ambitions.Relevant RIBA stage design documentation will be provided for reference purposes to support bidders in the preparation and submission of their proposals. Suppliers are expected to review the information provided and satisfy themselves as to the scope, constraints, and requirements of the works prior to submission.
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GRM Energy LTD
£900,000
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- 2
ServiceNow
£825,000
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- 3
savills
1 contract wonlatest 22 Oct 2025ends 2 Nov 2029£2m
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- 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
20 July 2026
Submission deadline
7 August 2026
Notice type
UK4
Source
sell2wales
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