Material Supply and Delivery Service

The Contract will be split into three lots: Lot 1: General Building Lot 2: Plumbing Lot 3. Electrical Tenderers are invited to submit options that they feel would offer innovative solutions that provide (and can demonstrate) industry best practice and value for money, whilst ensuring they meet the requirements of delivering the Contract. Tai Tarian is keen to consider proposals from Tenderers who can offer the service from existing or newly developed premises, provided that an equally dedicated responsive service will be provided. There are currently five internal teams delivering a mixture of reactive and planned work, all of which will utilise this contract This requirement is expected to be achieved by delivering a van stock management and replenishment service to thirty vehicles across the three lots, as well as direct delivery of materials to customer’s homes, vacant properties or site in advance of the trades arriving to undertake the work. Provision of a collection facility is also required; however, it is expected that successful suppliers work with Tai Tarian and its customers to maximise direct deliveries and efficient management of van stocks so reducing counter collected orders. An organisational commitment has been made to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030. The current focus is on operational energy and fuel, with efficiency being the driver in the near term, with use of more environmentally friendly products, cleaner energy and fuels to follow. Tenderers should demonstrate their own commitments to the environmental challenges and carbon reduction in the way it is intended to run and manage this contract.

The Contract will be split into three lots: Lot 1: General Building Lot 2: Plumbing Lot 3. Electrical Tenderers are invited to submit options that they feel would offer innovative solutions that provide (and can demonstrate) industry best practice and value for money, whilst ensuring they meet the requirements of delivering the Contract. Tai Tarian is keen to consider proposals from Tenderers who can offer the service from existing or newly developed premises, provided that an equally dedicated responsive service will be provided. There are currently five internal teams delivering a mixture of reactive and planned work, all of which will utilise this contract This requirement is expected to be achieved by delivering a van stock management and replenishment service to thirty vehicles across the three lots, as well as direct delivery of materials to customer’s homes, vacant properties or site in advance of the trades arriving to undertake the work. Provision of a collection facility is also required; however, it is expected that successful suppliers work with Tai Tarian and its customers to maximise direct deliveries and efficient management of van stocks so reducing counter collected orders. An organisational commitment has been made to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030. The current focus is on operational energy and fuel, with efficiency being the driver in the near term, with use of more environmentally friendly products, cleaner energy and fuels to follow. Tenderers should demonstrate their own commitments to the environmental challenges and carbon reduction in the way it is intended to run and manage this contract.

The Contract will be split into three lots: Lot 1: General Building Lot 2: Plumbing Lot 3. Electrical Tenderers are invited to submit options that they feel would offer innovative solutions that provide (and can demonstrate) industry best practice and value for money, whilst ensuring they meet the requirements of delivering the Contract. Tai Tarian is keen to consider proposals from Tenderers who can offer the service from existing or newly developed premises, provided that an equally dedicated responsive service will be provided. There are currently five internal teams delivering a mixture of reactive and planned work, all of which will utilise this contract This requirement is expected to be achieved by delivering a van stock management and replenishment service to thirty vehicles across the three lots, as well as direct delivery of materials to customer’s homes, vacant properties or site in advance of the trades arriving to undertake the work. Provision of a collection facility is also required; however, it is expected that successful suppliers work with Tai Tarian and its customers to maximise direct deliveries and efficient management of van stocks so reducing counter collected orders. An organisational commitment has been made to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030. The current focus is on operational energy and fuel, with efficiency being the driver in the near term, with use of more environmentally friendly products, cleaner energy and fuels to follow. Tenderers should demonstrate their own commitments to the environmental challenges and carbon reduction in the way it is intended to run and manage this contract.