UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

Gas Networks Ireland (GNI) intends to procure a CV energy tracking application system. The scope includes the supply, installation, validation, licencing, support and maintenance of an enduring CV energy tracking application system on the GNI Transmission network. The CV energy tracking application software is to be integrated with the existing GNI Gas Transmission Management System (GTMS) to allow for daily nominations / billing. The solution offered must be an off the shelf, technology ready solution that is fit-for purpose. The tenderer must demonstrate where it is currently in use on networks comparable to the GNI configuration. The successful applicant shall clearly demonstrate their prior experience in: - Supplying a real-time / technology-ready CV gas quality tracking application - Installing such an application - Validating this application against pre-agreed criteria for further details, please refer to the PQQ document.

Gas Networks Ireland (GNI), as an Operator of Essential Services under the Directive on security of network and information systems (NIS Directive) are obligated to protect their networks and services from threat actors such as Nation State sponsored groups; cyber-criminals; hacktivists and threats relating to employee activity whether malicious or accidental. GNI is looking for a service provider that can cover all aspects of a managed service, support and change delivery, including, but not limited to, the following: Managed Monitoring and Alerting, Digital Forensics and Incident Response

GNI is undertaking a competitive tendering process, seeking to enter into a Framework Agreement with a sole provider to meet its requirements for the provision of GNI Gas Infrastructure Insurance Broking Services. It is intended that a single framework agreement will be awarded pursuant to this tender competition. In summary, this consists of the following cover: 1. Property damage in respect of assets with a value of approx. €3.6 Billion. 2. Business Interruption Insurance. 3. Public Liability Insurance with a limit of indemnity of €300 Million 4. Pollution and Product Liability with a limit of indemnity of €300 Million 5. Terrorism Insurance €250 Million. GNI wishes to discuss the level and conditions of the cover going forward with the short-listed Applicants as part of a competitive dialogue process to ensure that it achieves the optimal cover available at the best price in the current market for its infrastructure. However, applicants should assume that the 2023 Energy Insurance Package is indicative of the scope of insurance policies they will be required to place in 2024 when the policies forming the 2023 Energy Insurance Package expire. The scope of services also includes: - • Advise GNI as required on all insurance matters relating to the placing of policies relating to its infrastructure and business. • Review jointly with GNI the programme biannually to incorporate business and insurance market changes. • Provide insurance broking services as may be sought by GNI and its subsidiaries from time to time. • Claims Services to GNI in regard to GNI claims / recoveries against insurers. • Assist GNI in drafting relevant insurance/indemnity sections of contracts and/or other agreements in order to reflect the insurances applicable and the obligations of each party to contract. • Advise in respect of any other insurances that may be considered necessary on a contract-by contract basis. • Provide day to day service to GNI in respect of the servicing of this account. • Attend regular review meetings with GNI to continuously review policy coverage, placement strategy, claims performance and other improvement opportunities. • Ensure that the Insurers continue to satisfy the criteria applied as part of their selection, in particular with regard to credit rating.

Gas Networks Ireland ("GNI") is seeking to establish a new legal panel to support the inhouse legal team when advising and supporting GNI and any subsidiary, holding company or affiliated company of GNI, including GNI (UK) Limited, as well as any subsidiary of a subsidiary or holding company of GNI (the "Affiliates"). The work is divided into six Lots covering all practice areas: six Lots comprise work in the Republic of Ireland (incl. legal support solutions) and one Lot comprises work across the UK. Up to a maximum of 19 providers will be appointed across all Lots.

The requirement is for the design, manufacture, supply and installation of multiple telecoms equipment, colocation cabins of approximate size 9m x 3m x 3m. The scope includes but not limited to; The contract is required for Aurora Telecom to procure telecommunication equipment buildings (co-location facilities) and ancillary equipment for its national co-location facilities and the expansion of the Aurora network. These facilities allow amplification and retransmission of signals, similar to an above-ground installation (AGI) for gas transmission. The FWA will ensure that the purchasing of the buildings and ancillary equipment is compliant with public procurement law and suppliers' equipment is fully approved to Aurora's specification and requirements. Each co-location Site requires a building into which Aurora and our customers install telecommunication equipment. These buildings are approximately 9m by 3m and require ancillary equipment to function (e.g., air conditioning units).

Lot 1: Distribution Network Services, Works and Operations Contract The Contracting Entity requires a single supplier for the provision of Distribution Network Services, Works and Operations Contract across the distribution network in the Republic of Ireland. Lot 2 Transmission Network Services, Works and Operations Contract The Contracting Entity requires a single supplier for the provision of Transmission Network Services, Works and Operations Contract across the high-pressure gas transmission and distribution networks in the Republic of Ireland. The Contracting Entity reserves the right to call off from the Framework in respect of ancillary works and services that may be required to be performed in Northern Ireland The Applicant may be shortlisted for a subsequent ITN process but consequent to that process can only be awarded EITHER Lot 1 OR Lot 2 and NOT both. Further, in the event of an Applicant being successful in one Lot, and should that successful Applicant be part of a Group Applicant, that Group Applicant will not be permitted to win the other Lot.

The Qualification System is for the Supply of Electric Drive Compressor Packages. The scope includes the compressor unit, electric motor, ancillary systems, emergency shutdown system, and integration support. The boundaries of the scope are clearly defined to ensure clarity in deliverables. Scope of Supply: 1. Provision of Electric Drive Compressor package including: ­ Electric motor; and ­ Natural gas centrifugal compressor. 2. Provision of all ancillary supporting systems including: ­ Control system PLC 3. Provision of emergency shutdown system for the package Scope Boundaries Included within the scope: • Compressor unit: The physical compressor itself (e.g., centrifugal, reciprocating, screw) and its associated components like the rotor, casing, and any internal seals. • Electric motor: The motor driving the compressor, including its housing, stator, rotor, and any cooling systems. • Variable Frequency Drive (VFD): If used, the VFD that controls the motor's speed and power. • Coupling: The mechanical link between the motor and compressor. • Assistance with Integration of EMD to existing station systems and compressors. • Local instrumentation and control system: Sensors, gauges, and control systems for monitoring and controlling the compressor's operation. This includes pressure, temperature, flow rate, and vibration monitoring. • Lubrication system: If applicable, the system that provides lubrication to the compressor and motor. • Cooling system: If applicable, the system that removes heat generated by the compressor and motor. • Start­up and shutdown systems: Components and controls for safely starting and stopping the compressor. • Safety systems: Shutdown systems and interlocks for preventing equipment damage and ensuring personnel safety. Excluded from the scope: • Interconnecting station pipework systems • Compressor halls • Foundations

GNI and GNI (UK) are seeking experienced EPCS contractors to deliver a series of critical infrastructure upgrades as part of the SWSOS Decarbonisation Programme, a cornerstone of our commitment to achieving Net Zero by 2050. This tender covers multiple work packages, including the design, procurement, construction, and integration of new electric drive compressor halls across operational sites in Scotland. The successful contractor will manage complex interfaces between new and existing assets, ensuring seamless integration of mechanical, electrical, and control systems, while adhering to stringent cybersecurity and safety standards. This initiative represents a strategic investment in sustainable energy infrastructure and offers an opportunity to collaborate on projects of significant scale and impact within a multinational framework. SCOPE OF REQUIREMENTS: The scope of this tender encompasses overall project management and delivery across multiple work packages, including but not limited to the following: • Detailed Design Procurement o Procurement of detailed design for new compressor halls, based on the GNI suite of functional specifications. • Materials Procurement o Mechanical materials: high-pressure pipework, valves, and fittings. o Electrical materials: interconnecting cabling and junction boxes. o Instrumentation materials: transmitters and data cabling. Note: The second-stage tender process (CFC) will confirm the final requirements and clarify the full scope boundaries for the electric motor drive (EMD) package and the contractor's scope. • Construction Activities o Construction of new compressor halls. o Completion of all civil works, including excavations, foundations, structural steel, compressor foundations, and ancillary electrical buildings. o Installation of interconnecting pipework, electrical and control cabling, and junction boxes. • Integration and System Tie-ins o Integration of new electric drive compressors into the existing fleet of gas turbines. o Mechanical, electrical, and control system tie-ins at operational compressor stations across GNI UK sites in Scotland. • Security and Cybersecurity o Installation of security systems and implementation of cybersecurity controls in line with GNI specifications. • Testing and Commissioning o Full responsibility for FAT and SAT activities. o Commissioning and start-up of all new systems. Additional Scope Notes: • GNI may procure electric motor drive (EMD) packages separately. • GNI will manage all permitting and planning permissions. • GNI will separately upgrade incoming site electrical supply to power the new EMD packages. Indicative EPCS Scope Boundary: The EPCS scope is envisaged to cover all elements required for the delivery of an electric drive compressor station as outlined above. A more detailed scope is provided within the Appendices of the Qualification System Questionnaire documents.