UPS WP1- Groundworks and Bin Stores - AWARD

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CPI, located at John Walker Road, Sedgefield, TS21 3FE, is currently facing operational challenges due to frequent brownouts at their Coxon building. These power inconsistencies have led to periodic shutdowns, which disrupt critical operations and pose risks to ongoing activities at the facility. To mitigate these power issues, CPI is seeking proposals for the various work packages to result in installation of an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) system along with a generator link for future installation. The primary objective is to ensure seamless power continuity, thereby preventing future brownouts and enabling uninterrupted operation during power fluctuations. This project has been split into several RFQ's and suitably qualified vendors are invited to quote for one or more tenders. The aims are to select qualified contractors to design, supply, and install the necessary infrastructure to support CPI's operational needs, aligning with their ongoing commitment to innovation and sustainability. CPI requires a suitable contractor to relocate the existing Bin Store, to supply and construct a new smaller bin store, approximately 4 meters by 3 meters, with a new concrete base and basic internal lighting. Groundworks required following the relocation of the existing Bin Store include excavating the existing concrete slab and casting a new, suitably thick base to support the new UPS GRP enclosure and its contents. The successful contractors will be required to deliver the necessary stages to ultimately provide a robust and efficient power solution, which will include integrating the UPS system and generator link into the existing electrical network. All work should be carried out in compliance with current regulations and best practices to meet CPI's high standards for safety, reliability, and performance.

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