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Combined Heat Power Engine Upgrade

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CAV-DIR (26-27) 112International

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Cardiff and Vale University Health Board has entered into a direct award contract with Clarke Energy for the essential upgrade and major servicing of a Combined Heat Power engine. This requirement follows a long-term operational period of 16 years, during which both engines reached a critical 90,000-hour service milestone. While Engine 1 has already been completed, this specific contract focuses on Engine 2 to ensure continued operation and mitigate the risk of plant failure. The contract is valued at 379,369 pounds excluding VAT, with a performance period estimated from November 23, 2026, to March 31, 2027. A direct award was utilized because Clarke Energy is the Original Equipment Manufacturer and the sole provider capable of performing these specialized works. The procurement is identified by solicitation number CAV-DIR (26-27) 112 and was officially noticed on November 3, 2026.

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Clarke Energy will upgrade Cardiff Health Board's CHP engine for 379,369 pounds.

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AgencyCardiff and Vale University Health Board
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Cardiff and Vale University Health Board (CAVUHB) has had a contract in place for the last 16 years for a Combined Heat and Power (CHP) system. Recently a new maintenance contract has been put in place with the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) as they are the only provider who can undertake works due to the specialised nature of the requirement.. Both engines required a major service at 90,000 hours service that involves major upgrades. Engine 1 has had the works completed and is back online, however engine 2 has not yet had the servicing that is required to ensure continued operation and to reduce the risk of failure of the engine.

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