Transport for London on behalf of London Underground Limited (LUL) has sought a private-sector delivery partner to collaborate on developing solar infrastructure to power the London Underground’s network.
The high-level objectives for the Private Wire project are:
The chosen applicant will work with London Underground Limited to deliver solar private wire projects within reasonable proximity to the London Underground network. The contract notice lists several responsibilities. These include preparing, developing, and submitting a strategy for solar farm development. Contractors must also obtain approvals, consents, and permissions from relevant authorities and third parties. Additional tasks involve designing, building, operating, and maintaining the solar farms and related connection assets. The chosen delivery partner will sign a four-year framework agreement, with the possibility of a four-year extension. The contract's value can be up to GBP 175 million (US$ 190 million). Applications close on December 20, 2024. For additional details about this tender, please visit our Business Opportunity page here.
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