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Instead of: II.4) Short description of nature and scope of works: Plymouth District Energy Procurement Partnership is looking to: — reduce carbon emissions and costs associated with energy supply, — establish district energy infrastructure to supply existing customers at location in the City Centre & Derriford, — establish arrangements with Energy Service provider to allow the expansion of initial catalyst District Energy schemes to facilitate the delivery of low carbon development as part of neighbouring development and regeneration schemes. To express an interest regarding this opportunity please visit www.devontenders.gov.uk where further information, including a soft market testing questionnaire, will be made available. If you are interested in this opportunity the completed questionnaire should be uploaded onto Devon Tenders by no later than 17:00 hours on 21.3.2011. Any expression of interest received after this date/time will not be considered. Individual discussions with organisations who have submitted a completed questionnaire may be held to clarify and explore the proposal to contribute to a future robust procurement process. Division into lots No. II.8) Additional information: Plymouth District Energy Procurement Partnership which consists of Plymouth City Council, the University of Plymouth and the Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust are currently preparing a joint procurement for the services of an Energy Service Company to finance, design, build and manage a District Energy Network.The intended outcome of the project will be to establish 2 self contained District Energy Networks to service the Derriford and City Centre areas of Plymouth that— Reduce the cost and carbon emissions associated with the supply of energy to customers connecting to the network.— Enable the delivery of new low carbon development and regeneration schemes in a cost effective way, by establishing catalyst district energy schemes that can be expanded to serve development and regeneration schemes.Prior to any launch of a procurement process, the Partnership are engaging in a soft market testing exercise to assess the energy market’s capacity, interest and capability. As part of this exercise the Partnership are interested to hear the views of the market on the delivery of this service as this will clarify the options appraisal undertaken and business case development. The Partnership would therefore be pleased to receive responses from the Energy industry and will make available to interested organisations a project briefing note and accompanying questionnaire.Responses received will help the Partnership assess the market in terms of technologies, experience, knowledge and interest. The closing date for returning the questionnaire is 17:00 hours on 21.3.2011. Individual discussions may be held with organisations following receipt of completed questionnaires in March/April to clarify and explore responses in order to inform a future procurement process. Please note this invitation has been issued as an information seeking exercise and is not part of a procurement process. Interested parties should note that a reponse to the Notice does not guarantee that they will be invited to participate in discussions as part of this soft market testing exercise. In addition, it does not guarantee that an invitation to tender for any future services will be advertised, nor that such a procurement exercise will take place or that any proposals offered will be accepted. At this stage of the procurement PCC are inviting interested providers to attend an information day on the 10.3.2011. The intended outcomes of the information days include: 1) To understand what level of investment that providers would commit to the proposed schemes; 2) To understand what providers would change about the schemes to make them more attractive to investment from them; 3) To ensure the Partnership receives sufficient feedback from the private sector to enable the schemes to be progressed in a way which is acceptable to the market; 4) To enable the Partnership to explain the schemes in more detail and to also ask and answer questions about the scheme. To obtain a copy of the agenda, pre-information day questions, scheme specific data and the information day booking form please send a separate email to the scheme specific contacts detailed below. Please contact Mark Jordan Project Manager Plymouth City Council Civic Centre UK-Plymouth PL1 2AA Tel. 01752 307772. Email Mark.jordan@plymouth.gov.uk. Read: II.4) Short description of nature and scope of works: Plymouth District Energy Procurement Partnership is looking to: — reduce carbon emissions and costs associated with energy supply, — establish district energy infrastructure to supply existing customers at location in the City Centre & Derriford, — establish arrangements with energy service provider to allow the expansion of initial catalyst district energy schemes to facilitate the delivery of low carbon development as part of neighbouring development and regeneration schemes. To express an interest regarding this opportunity please visit www.devontenders.gov.uk where further information, including a soft market testing questionnaire, will be made available. If you are interested in this opportunity the completed questionnaire should be uploaded onto Devon Tenders by no later than 1700 hours on 4.4.2011. Any expression of interest received after this date/time will not be considered. Individual discussions with organisations who have submitted a completed questionnaire may be held to clarify and explore the proposal to contribute to a future robust procurement process. II.8) Additional information: Plymouth District Energy Procurement Partnership which consists of Plymouth City Council, the University of Plymouth and the Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust are currently preparing a joint procurement for the services of an Energy Service Company to finance, design, build and manage a District Energy Network. The intended outcome of the project will be to establish 2 self contained District Energy Networks to service the Derriford and City Centre areas of Plymouth that: — reduce the cost and carbon emissions associated with the supply of energy to customers connecting to the network, — enable the delivery of new low carbon development and regeneration schemes in a cost effective way, by establishing catalyst district energy schemes that can be expanded to serve development and regeneration schemes. Prior to any launch of a procurement process, the Partnership are engaging in a soft market testing exercise to assess the energy market's capacity, interest and capability. As part of this exercise the Partnership are interested to hear the views of the market on the delivery of this service as this will clarify the options appraisal undertaken and business case development. The Partnership would therefore be pleased to receive responses from the Energy industry and will make available to interested organisations a project briefing note and accompanying questionnaire. Responses received will help the Partnership assess the market in terms of technologies, experience, knowledge and interest. The closing date for returning the questionnaire is 17:00 hours on 4.4.2011. Individual discussions may be held with organisations following receipt of completed questionnaires in March/April to clarify and explore responses in order to inform a future procurement process. Please note this invitation has been issued as an information seeking exercise and is not part of a procurement process. Interested parties should note that a reponse to the Notice does not guarantee that they will be invited to participate in discussions as part of this soft market testing exercise. In addition, it does not guarantee that an invitation to tender for any future services will be advertised, nor that such a procurement exercise will take place or that any proposals offered will be accepted. At this stage of the procurement PCC are inviting interested providers to attend an information day on the 10.3.2011. The intended outcomes of the information days include: 1) to understand what level of investment that providers would commit to the proposed schemes; 2) to understand what providers would change about the schemes to make them more attractive to investment from them; 3) to ensure the partnership receives sufficient feedback from the private sector to enable the schemes to be progressed in a way which is acceptable to the market; 4) to enable the partnership to explain the schemes in more detail and to also ask and answer questions about the scheme. To obtain a copy of the agenda, pre-information day questions, scheme specific data and the information day booking form please send a separate email to the scheme specific contacts detailed below. Please contact Mark Jordan Project Manager Plymouth City Council Civic Centre, UK-Plymouth PL1 2AA Tel. +44 1752307772. Email Mark.jordan@plymouth.gov.uk. Other additional information As a result of the Bidders Information Day Q&A it has been decided by the Partnership to allow an additional two weeks for potential bidders to submit their responses to the PIN. Please note the deadline for responses is 17:00 on 4.4.2011. The deadline to express your interest and receive the Soft Market Test documents via www.devontenders.gov.uk is 17:00 on 1.4.2011.

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