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Coventry Heat Network - Development Agreement

Buyer: Ministry of Justice

Published
20 January 2026
Estimated value
£130,000
Place of performance
UKG33
Procedure
Direct award
Lots
1
Notice number
005016-2026
Reference
ocds-h6vhtk-05f276
Official source
Official source

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Description

Under this project, the supplier will carry out design development up to RIBA Stage 3 to extend the Coventry “Heatline” district heating network to the Ministry of Justice’s Magistrates and Combined Courts. The scope includes planning buried district heating mains along St John’s Street, integrating new branches into the Authority’s plantrooms, and designing substation skids with plate heat exchangers, valves, metering, and controls. It also covers hydraulic calculations, mechanical and electrical schematics, control panel specifications, and coordination of interfaces to ensure a buildable, efficient, and reliable solution for low-carbon heat supply. There is an option for RIBA Stage 4 to be delivered in the contract, however where this option is taken, the value of the contract is a maximum of the published contract value of £156,000 (inc. VAT) and there is no further option for a scope increase beyond this.

Awards

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Coventry District Energy Company Ltd — —

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