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Half-hourly (large) Electricity Supply Contract
Ensuring contracts are now in place for gas
and two-thirds of electricity supplies.
The intent is that the larger electricity supplies (known as
half-hourly or ‘HH’ supplies) would be provided through
a sleeving arrangement, but it has not proven possible to secure
bids for this through an open tender. A sleeving solution has been
offered through a compliant Public Sector Buying Organisation
framework, but will not be available until August 2022.
There is a clear and pressing need to maintain a compliant contract
for power to supply council buildings, streetlights, and
schools.
Failure to make arrangements before the current contracts expire on
31 May 2022 would mean the council pays off-contract rates until
new contracts are in place. These rates are up to 100% more
expensive.
It is therefore not financially viable to await for a key decision
to be taken at the next cabinet meeting on 7 June 2022.
Decision type: Key
Reason Key: Result in expenditure of £500,000 or over;
Decision status: Recommendations Approved
Notice of proposed decision first published: 07/06/2022
Decision due: 1 Jun 2022 by Executive Director: Growth and Regeneration
Lead member: Councillor Kye Dudd, Cabinet Member for Housing Services and Energy cllr.kye.dudd@bristol.gov.uk
Contact: Stephen Peacock, Chief Executive Email: stephen.peacock@bristol.gov.uk.
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- 07/06/2022 - Half-hourly (large) Electricity Supply Contract