Official name: Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland
Postal address: Three Park Place Upper Hatch Street
Town: Dublin
Postal code: D02 FX65
Country: Ireland
Contact person: Patrick Pirkl
E-mail: patrick.pirkl@seai.ie
Telephone: +353 18082124

Main address: http://www.seai.ie
Buyer address: https://irl.eu-supply.com/ctm/Company/CompanyInformation/Index/1188

Contract Award Notice Multi-party framework agreement for 4 lots for technical and advisory services to SEAI and organisations undertaking an Energy Efficient Design project / investment
Reference number: Energy Efficient Design (EED)

71314300 - Energy-efficiency consultancy services

SERVICES

Contract Award Notice
This RFT was established for 4 multi-party framework agreements to provide technical support and advisory services to SEAI & organisations undertaking an Energy Efficient Design project / investment.
Lot 1: Energy Efficient Design Trainers
Lot 2 - Technical Project Assessors
Lot 3 – Energy Efficient Design Mentors
Lot 4 – EED Special Working Group Leaders
The contract term including extensions will be three years with the budget subject to the annual government estimates and budgetary process in each of the years in question which are subject to change
For further information please visit the Request for Tender on www.etenders.gov.ie.

This contract is divided into lots: Yes

Contract Award Notice
There will be approximately 2-4 training courses delivered per month which will be a combination of open invitation courses advertised by SEAI and bespoke training courses delivered to organisations with cross-sectoral project teams that would benefit from a private training course.
It is anticipated that the support required will run year-round and will require up to 40 days of support per Framework Member per year.
One of the main objectives for SEAI is to upskill the key stakeholders involved in the successful implementation of an Energy Efficient Design project investment. The purpose of the training is to highlight the key principles of the Energy Efficient Design process and demonstrate the benefits of its adoption. The fundamental requirement to challenge and analyse the need for energy within the chosen boundary is a shift away from the typical energy audit approach which often focuses on the upgrade of equipment to a more energy efficient alternative. The training will aim to highlight how the energy efficient design process (using EXEED or I.S.399 methodology) can facilitate this approach.
Some of the key stakeholders include but are not limited to:
• Energy Consultants
• Design Teams
• Architects
• Project Managers
• Senior Management Teams
• Energy Managers
• Facility Managers
The Framework Members will provide SEAI with the following support:
• Development of bespoke Energy Efficient Design training material to target key stakeholders in an Energy Efficient Design project. It is expected that different iterations of the material will need to be developed to suit a variety of audiences such as those listed above.
• Delivery of training courses on behalf of SEAI either through face-to-face presentations or online delivery
Further information is available on www.etenders.gov.ie.