II.2.1) Teitl

St Marys

II.2.2) Cod(au) CPV ychwanegol

09310000

65310000

65320000

31682000

II.2.3) Man cyflawni

Cod NUTS:

UK

II.2.4) Disgrifiad o’r caffaeliad

Flexibility on our networks is achieved through initiatives such as Constrained Managed Zones (CMZ), the use of Active Network Management (ANM) systems and an ability to apply innovation within ‘Business as Usual’ scenarios, such as our market leading flexible connections suite. A Constraint Managed Zone is an area of our existing electrical network that is or could potentially experience one of the following scenarios:

• forecast to exceed its firm capacity, where network requirements related to peak electrical demand are met using demand reducing or demand shifting techniques, CMZ techniques do not seek to increase capacity on the network, but will reduce or time-shift demand to avoid capacity constraints;

• will experience planned maintenance works, where DER flexibility services could be employed to maintain network operation or reduce the risk of outage;

• could experience outages due to a combination of maintenance works and/or circuit faults, where DER flexibility services could be employed to avoid or minimise outages;

• in the event of outages, DER flexibility services could be employed to aid in the restoration of normal supply by reducing loading or providing additional power injection; or

• in the event of prolonged outage, DER flexibility services could be employed to restore and maintain supply as significant or long duration repairs are undertaken to the distribution network.

Social Constrained Managed Zone (SCMZ) is a project engaging with members of the community who may not previously have been able to engage with the CMZ areas and the procurement activities associated with them. The SCMZ contracts will procure services in the same manner as the CMZ and will therefore be interchangeable in the rest of the document. The only difference is the method of engagement and level of support available for smaller enterprises pursuing the SCMZ route, as a means of levelling the playing field for all participants. Additional support may be in the form of time or funding to support the procurement activities. SSEN do not dictate how CMZ services should be provided and anticipate solutions ranging from embedded generation, energy storage, energy efficiency and demand-side management/response. It is for this reason that the exact service that a provider is contracted to provide will be detailed in individual contracts. For illustration purposes, it is expected that the contracts will define an agreed method and lead times for the following aspects of the service:

• the expected date that a service can begin providing,

• communicating the availability and non-availability of the service,

• communicating the requirement of the service,

• communicating the service windows,

• confirming the delivery of the service (either communication or monitoring),

• confirming the financial arrangements and payments,

• non-delivery agreements,

• contract termination scenarios.

It is expected that the minimum service provision for a contract will be 50 kW, but SSEN welcome applications from aggregated projects and loads, either through aggregators or other partnerships.

II.2.5) Meini prawf dyfarnu

Nid pris yw’r unig faen prawf dyfarnu a dim ond yn y dogfennau caffael y mae’r holl feini prawf wedi’u nodi

II.2.7) Hyd y contract, y cytundeb fframwaith neu’r system brynu ddynamig

Hyd mewn misoedd: 12

Gall y contract hwn gael ei adnewyddu: Ydy

Disgrifiad o’r adnewyddiadau:

Four 1-year optional extension.

II.2.9) Gwybodaeth am y cyfyngiadau ar nifer yr ymgeiswyr a gaiff eu gwahodd

II.2.10) Gwybodaeth am amrywiadau

Derbynnir amrywiadau: Na

II.2.11) Gwybodaeth am opsiynau

Opsiynau: Na

II.2.13) Gwybodaeth am Gronfeydd yr Undeb Ewropeaidd

Mae'r broses gaffael yn gysylltiedig â phrosiect a/neu raglen a ariennir gan gronfeydd yr Undeb Ewropeaidd: Na

II.2.1) Teitl

Barvas A

II.2.2) Cod(au) CPV ychwanegol

09310000

65310000

65320000

II.2.3) Man cyflawni

Cod NUTS:

UK

II.2.4) Disgrifiad o’r caffaeliad

Flexibility on our networks is achieved through initiatives such as Constrained Managed Zones (CMZ), the use of Active Network Management (ANM) systems and an ability to apply innovation within ‘Business as Usual’ scenarios, such as our market leading flexible connections suite. A Constraint Managed Zone is an area of our existing electrical network that is or could potentially experience one of the following scenarios:

• forecast to exceed its firm capacity, where network requirements related to peak electrical demand are met using demand reducing or demand shifting techniques, CMZ techniques do not seek to increase capacity on the network, but will reduce or time-shift demand to avoid capacity constraints;

• will experience planned maintenance works, where DER flexibility services could be employed to maintain network operation or reduce the risk of outage;

• could experience outages due to a combination of maintenance works and/or circuit faults, where DER flexibility services could be employed to avoid or minimise outages;

• in the event of outages, DER flexibility services could be employed to aid in the restoration of normal supply by reducing loading or providing additional power injection; or

• in the event of prolonged outage, DER flexibility services could be employed to restore and maintain supply as significant or long duration repairs are undertaken to the distribution network.

Social Constrained Managed Zone (SCMZ) is a project engaging with members of the community who may not previously have been able to engage with the CMZ areas and the procurement activities associated with them. The SCMZ contracts will procure services in the same manner as the CMZ and will therefore be interchangeable in the rest of the document. The only difference is the method of engagement and level of support available for smaller enterprises pursuing the SCMZ route, as a means of levelling the playing field for all participants. Additional support may be in the form of time or funding to support the procurement activities. SSEN do not dictate how CMZ services should be provided and anticipate solutions ranging from embedded generation, energy storage, energy efficiency and demand-side management/response. It is for this reason that the exact service that a provider is contracted to provide will be detailed in individual contracts. For illustration purposes, it is expected that the contracts will define an agreed method and lead times for the following aspects of the service:

• the expected date that a service can begin providing,

• communicating the availability and non-availability of the service,

• communicating the requirement of the service,

• communicating the service windows,

• confirming the delivery of the service (either communication or monitoring),

• confirming the financial arrangements and payments,

• non-delivery agreements,

• contract termination scenarios.

It is expected that the minimum service provision for a contract will be 50 kW, but SSEN welcome applications from aggregated projects and loads, either through aggregators or other partnerships.

II.2.5) Meini prawf dyfarnu

Nid pris yw’r unig faen prawf dyfarnu a dim ond yn y dogfennau caffael y mae’r holl feini prawf wedi’u nodi

II.2.7) Hyd y contract, y cytundeb fframwaith neu’r system brynu ddynamig

Hyd mewn misoedd: 12

Gall y contract hwn gael ei adnewyddu: Ydy

Disgrifiad o’r adnewyddiadau:

4 x 1 year optional extension

II.2.9) Gwybodaeth am y cyfyngiadau ar nifer yr ymgeiswyr a gaiff eu gwahodd

II.2.10) Gwybodaeth am amrywiadau

Derbynnir amrywiadau: Na

II.2.11) Gwybodaeth am opsiynau

Opsiynau: Na

II.2.13) Gwybodaeth am Gronfeydd yr Undeb Ewropeaidd

Mae'r broses gaffael yn gysylltiedig â phrosiect a/neu raglen a ariennir gan gronfeydd yr Undeb Ewropeaidd: Na

II.2.1) Teitl

Barvas B

II.2.2) Cod(au) CPV ychwanegol

09310000

65310000

65320000

II.2.3) Man cyflawni

Cod NUTS:

UK

II.2.4) Disgrifiad o’r caffaeliad

Flexibility on our networks is achieved through initiatives such as Constrained Managed Zones (CMZ), the use of Active Network Management (ANM) systems and an ability to apply innovation within ‘Business as Usual’ scenarios, such as our market leading flexible connections suite. A Constraint Managed Zone is an area of our existing electrical network that is or could potentially experience one of the following scenarios:

• forecast to exceed its firm capacity, where network requirements related to peak electrical demand are met using demand reducing or demand shifting techniques, CMZ techniques do not seek to increase capacity on the network, but will reduce or time-shift demand to avoid capacity constraints;

• will experience planned maintenance works, where DER flexibility services could be employed to maintain network operation or reduce the risk of outage;

• could experience outages due to a combination of maintenance works and/or circuit faults, where DER flexibility services could be employed to avoid or minimise outages;

• in the event of outages, DER flexibility services could be employed to aid in the restoration of normal supply by reducing loading or providing additional power injection; or

• in the event of prolonged outage, DER flexibility services could be employed to restore and maintain supply as significant or long duration repairs are undertaken to the distribution network.

Social Constrained Managed Zone (SCMZ) is a project engaging with members of the community who may not previously have been able to engage with the CMZ areas and the procurement activities associated with them. The SCMZ contracts will procure services in the same manner as the CMZ and will therefore be interchangeable in the rest of the document. The only difference is the method of engagement and level of support available for smaller enterprises pursuing the SCMZ route, as a means of levelling the playing field for all participants. Additional support may be in the form of time or funding to support the procurement activities. SSEN do not dictate how CMZ services should be provided and anticipate solutions ranging from embedded generation, energy storage, energy efficiency and demand-side management/response. It is for this reason that the exact service that a provider is contracted to provide will be detailed in individual contracts. For illustration purposes, it is expected that the contracts will define an agreed method and lead times for the following aspects of the service:

• the expected date that a service can begin providing,

• communicating the availability and non-availability of the service,

• communicating the requirement of the service,

• communicating the service windows,

• confirming the delivery of the service (either communication or monitoring),

• confirming the financial arrangements and payments,

• non-delivery agreements,

• contract termination scenarios.

It is expected that the minimum service provision for a contract will be 50 kW, but SSEN welcome applications from aggregated projects and loads, either through aggregators or other partnerships.

II.2.5) Meini prawf dyfarnu

Nid pris yw’r unig faen prawf dyfarnu a dim ond yn y dogfennau caffael y mae’r holl feini prawf wedi’u nodi

II.2.7) Hyd y contract, y cytundeb fframwaith neu’r system brynu ddynamig

Hyd mewn misoedd: 12

Gall y contract hwn gael ei adnewyddu: Ydy

Disgrifiad o’r adnewyddiadau:

4 x 1 year optional extension

II.2.9) Gwybodaeth am y cyfyngiadau ar nifer yr ymgeiswyr a gaiff eu gwahodd

II.2.10) Gwybodaeth am amrywiadau

Derbynnir amrywiadau: Na

II.2.11) Gwybodaeth am opsiynau

Opsiynau: Na

II.2.13) Gwybodaeth am Gronfeydd yr Undeb Ewropeaidd

Mae'r broses gaffael yn gysylltiedig â phrosiect a/neu raglen a ariennir gan gronfeydd yr Undeb Ewropeaidd: Na

II.2.1) Teitl

Raigmore

II.2.2) Cod(au) CPV ychwanegol

09310000

65310000

65320000

II.2.3) Man cyflawni

Cod NUTS:

UK

II.2.4) Disgrifiad o’r caffaeliad

Flexibility on our networks is achieved through initiatives such as Constrained Managed Zones (CMZ), the use of Active Network Management (ANM) systems and an ability to apply innovation within ‘Business as Usual’ scenarios, such as our market leading flexible connections suite. A Constraint Managed Zone is an area of our existing electrical network that is or could potentially experience one of the following scenarios:

• forecast to exceed its firm capacity, where network requirements related to peak electrical demand are met using demand reducing or demand shifting techniques, CMZ techniques do not seek to increase capacity on the network, but will reduce or time-shift demand to avoid capacity constraints;

• will experience planned maintenance works, where DER flexibility services could be employed to maintain network operation or reduce the risk of outage;

• could experience outages due to a combination of maintenance works and/or circuit faults, where DER flexibility services could be employed to avoid or minimise outages;

• in the event of outages, DER flexibility services could be employed to aid in the restoration of normal supply by reducing loading or providing additional power injection; or

• in the event of prolonged outage, DER flexibility services could be employed to restore and maintain supply as significant or long duration repairs are undertaken to the distribution network.

Social Constrained Managed Zone (SCMZ) is a project engaging with members of the community who may not previously have been able to engage with the CMZ areas and the procurement activities associated with them. The SCMZ contracts will procure services in the same manner as the CMZ and will therefore be interchangeable in the rest of the document. The only difference is the method of engagement and level of support available for smaller enterprises pursuing the SCMZ route, as a means of levelling the playing field for all participants. Additional support may be in the form of time or funding to support the procurement activities. SSEN do not dictate how CMZ services should be provided and anticipate solutions ranging from embedded generation, energy storage, energy efficiency and demand-side management/response. It is for this reason that the exact service that a provider is contracted to provide will be detailed in individual contracts. For illustration purposes, it is expected that the contracts will define an agreed method and lead times for the following aspects of the service:

• the expected date that a service can begin providing,

• communicating the availability and non-availability of the service,

• communicating the requirement of the service,

• communicating the service windows,

• confirming the delivery of the service (either communication or monitoring),

• confirming the financial arrangements and payments,

• non-delivery agreements,

• contract termination scenarios.

It is expected that the minimum service provision for a contract will be 50 kW, but SSEN welcome applications from aggregated projects and loads, either through aggregators or other partnerships.

II.2.5) Meini prawf dyfarnu

Nid pris yw’r unig faen prawf dyfarnu a dim ond yn y dogfennau caffael y mae’r holl feini prawf wedi’u nodi

II.2.7) Hyd y contract, y cytundeb fframwaith neu’r system brynu ddynamig

Hyd mewn misoedd: 48

Gall y contract hwn gael ei adnewyddu: Ydy

Disgrifiad o’r adnewyddiadau:

1 x 1 year optional extension

II.2.9) Gwybodaeth am y cyfyngiadau ar nifer yr ymgeiswyr a gaiff eu gwahodd

II.2.10) Gwybodaeth am amrywiadau

Derbynnir amrywiadau: Na

II.2.11) Gwybodaeth am opsiynau

Opsiynau: Na

II.2.13) Gwybodaeth am Gronfeydd yr Undeb Ewropeaidd

Mae'r broses gaffael yn gysylltiedig â phrosiect a/neu raglen a ariennir gan gronfeydd yr Undeb Ewropeaidd: Na

II.2.1) Teitl

Waterloo Place

II.2.2) Cod(au) CPV ychwanegol

09310000

65310000

65320000

II.2.3) Man cyflawni

Cod NUTS:

UK

II.2.4) Disgrifiad o’r caffaeliad

Flexibility on our networks is achieved through initiatives such as Constrained Managed Zones (CMZ), the use of Active Network Management (ANM) systems and an ability to apply innovation within ‘Business as Usual’ scenarios, such as our market leading flexible connections suite. A Constraint Managed Zone is an area of our existing electrical network that is or could potentially experience one of the following scenarios:

• forecast to exceed its firm capacity, where network requirements related to peak electrical demand are met using demand reducing or demand shifting techniques, CMZ techniques do not seek to increase capacity on the network, but will reduce or time-shift demand to avoid capacity constraints;

• will experience planned maintenance works, where DER flexibility services could be employed to maintain network operation or reduce the risk of outage;

• could experience outages due to a combination of maintenance works and/or circuit faults, where DER flexibility services could be employed to avoid or minimise outages;

• in the event of outages, DER flexibility services could be employed to aid in the restoration of normal supply by reducing loading or providing additional power injection; or

• in the event of prolonged outage, DER flexibility services could be employed to restore and maintain supply as significant or long duration repairs are undertaken to the distribution network.

Social Constrained Managed Zone (SCMZ) is a project engaging with members of the community who may not previously have been able to engage with the CMZ areas and the procurement activities associated with them. The SCMZ contracts will procure services in the same manner as the CMZ and will therefore be interchangeable in the rest of the document. The only difference is the method of engagement and level of support available for smaller enterprises pursuing the SCMZ route, as a means of levelling the playing field for all participants. Additional support may be in the form of time or funding to support the procurement activities. SSEN do not dictate how CMZ services should be provided and anticipate solutions ranging from embedded generation, energy storage, energy efficiency and demand-side management/response. It is for this reason that the exact service that a provider is contracted to provide will be detailed in individual contracts. For illustration purposes, it is expected that the contracts will define an agreed method and lead times for the following aspects of the service:

• the expected date that a service can begin providing,

• communicating the availability and non-availability of the service,

• communicating the requirement of the service,

• communicating the service windows,

• confirming the delivery of the service (either communication or monitoring),

• confirming the financial arrangements and payments,

• non-delivery agreements,

• contract termination scenarios.

It is expected that the minimum service provision for a contract will be 50 kW, but SSEN welcome applications from aggregated projects and loads, either through aggregators or other partnerships.

II.2.5) Meini prawf dyfarnu

Nid pris yw’r unig faen prawf dyfarnu a dim ond yn y dogfennau caffael y mae’r holl feini prawf wedi’u nodi

II.2.7) Hyd y contract, y cytundeb fframwaith neu’r system brynu ddynamig

Hyd mewn misoedd: 48

Gall y contract hwn gael ei adnewyddu: Ydy

Disgrifiad o’r adnewyddiadau:

1 x 1 year optional extension

II.2.9) Gwybodaeth am y cyfyngiadau ar nifer yr ymgeiswyr a gaiff eu gwahodd

II.2.10) Gwybodaeth am amrywiadau

Derbynnir amrywiadau: Na

II.2.11) Gwybodaeth am opsiynau

Opsiynau: Na

II.2.13) Gwybodaeth am Gronfeydd yr Undeb Ewropeaidd

Mae'r broses gaffael yn gysylltiedig â phrosiect a/neu raglen a ariennir gan gronfeydd yr Undeb Ewropeaidd: Na

II.2.1) Teitl

Fort William

II.2.2) Cod(au) CPV ychwanegol

09310000

65310000

65320000

II.2.3) Man cyflawni

Cod NUTS:

UK

II.2.4) Disgrifiad o’r caffaeliad

Flexibility on our networks is achieved through initiatives such as Constrained Managed Zones (CMZ), the use of Active Network Management (ANM) systems and an ability to apply innovation within ‘Business as Usual’ scenarios, such as our market leading flexible connections suite. A Constraint Managed Zone is an area of our existing electrical network that is or could potentially experience one of the following scenarios:

• forecast to exceed its firm capacity, where network requirements related to peak electrical demand are met using demand reducing or demand shifting techniques, CMZ techniques do not seek to increase capacity on the network, but will reduce or time-shift demand to avoid capacity constraints;

• will experience planned maintenance works, where DER flexibility services could be employed to maintain network operation or reduce the risk of outage;

• could experience outages due to a combination of maintenance works and/or circuit faults, where DER flexibility services could be employed to avoid or minimise outages;

• in the event of outages, DER flexibility services could be employed to aid in the restoration of normal supply by reducing loading or providing additional power injection; or

• in the event of prolonged outage, DER flexibility services could be employed to restore and maintain supply as significant or long duration repairs are undertaken to the distribution network.

Social Constrained Managed Zone (SCMZ) is a project engaging with members of the community who may not previously have been able to engage with the CMZ areas and the procurement activities associated with them. The SCMZ contracts will procure services in the same manner as the CMZ and will therefore be interchangeable in the rest of the document. The only difference is the method of engagement and level of support available for smaller enterprises pursuing the SCMZ route, as a means of levelling the playing field for all participants. Additional support may be in the form of time or funding to support the procurement activities. SSEN do not dictate how CMZ services should be provided and anticipate solutions ranging from embedded generation, energy storage, energy efficiency and demand-side management/response. It is for this reason that the exact service that a provider is contracted to provide will be detailed in individual contracts. For illustration purposes, it is expected that the contracts will define an agreed method and lead times for the following aspects of the service:

• the expected date that a service can begin providing,

• communicating the availability and non-availability of the service,

• communicating the requirement of the service,

• communicating the service windows,

• confirming the delivery of the service (either communication or monitoring),

• confirming the financial arrangements and payments,

• non-delivery agreements,

• contract termination scenarios.

It is expected that the minimum service provision for a contract will be 50 kW, but SSEN welcome applications from aggregated projects and loads, either through aggregators or other partnerships.

II.2.5) Meini prawf dyfarnu

Nid pris yw’r unig faen prawf dyfarnu a dim ond yn y dogfennau caffael y mae’r holl feini prawf wedi’u nodi

II.2.7) Hyd y contract, y cytundeb fframwaith neu’r system brynu ddynamig

Hyd mewn misoedd: 48

Gall y contract hwn gael ei adnewyddu: Ydy

Disgrifiad o’r adnewyddiadau:

1 x 1 year optional extension

II.2.9) Gwybodaeth am y cyfyngiadau ar nifer yr ymgeiswyr a gaiff eu gwahodd

II.2.10) Gwybodaeth am amrywiadau

Derbynnir amrywiadau: Na

II.2.11) Gwybodaeth am opsiynau

Opsiynau: Na

II.2.13) Gwybodaeth am Gronfeydd yr Undeb Ewropeaidd

Mae'r broses gaffael yn gysylltiedig â phrosiect a/neu raglen a ariennir gan gronfeydd yr Undeb Ewropeaidd: Na

II.2.1) Teitl

Aultbea

II.2.2) Cod(au) CPV ychwanegol

09310000

65310000

65320000

II.2.3) Man cyflawni

Cod NUTS:

UK

II.2.4) Disgrifiad o’r caffaeliad

Flexibility on our networks is achieved through initiatives such as Constrained Managed Zones (CMZ), the use of Active Network Management (ANM) systems and an ability to apply innovation within ‘Business as Usual’ scenarios, such as our market leading flexible connections suite. A Constraint Managed Zone is an area of our existing electrical network that is or could potentially experience one of the following scenarios:

• forecast to exceed its firm capacity, where network requirements related to peak electrical demand are met using demand reducing or demand shifting techniques, CMZ techniques do not seek to increase capacity on the network, but will reduce or time-shift demand to avoid capacity constraints;

• will experience planned maintenance works, where DER flexibility services could be employed to maintain network operation or reduce the risk of outage;

• could experience outages due to a combination of maintenance works and/or circuit faults, where DER flexibility services could be employed to avoid or minimise outages;

• in the event of outages, DER flexibility services could be employed to aid in the restoration of normal supply by reducing loading or providing additional power injection; or

• in the event of prolonged outage, DER flexibility services could be employed to restore and maintain supply as significant or long duration repairs are undertaken to the distribution network.

Social Constrained Managed Zone (SCMZ) is a project engaging with members of the community who may not previously have been able to engage with the CMZ areas and the procurement activities associated with them. The SCMZ contracts will procure services in the same manner as the CMZ and will therefore be interchangeable in the rest of the document. The only difference is the method of engagement and level of support available for smaller enterprises pursuing the SCMZ route, as a means of levelling the playing field for all participants. Additional support may be in the form of time or funding to support the procurement activities. SSEN do not dictate how CMZ services should be provided and anticipate solutions ranging from embedded generation, energy storage, energy efficiency and demand-side management/response. It is for this reason that the exact service that a provider is contracted to provide will be detailed in individual contracts. For illustration purposes, it is expected that the contracts will define an agreed method and lead times for the following aspects of the service:

• the expected date that a service can begin providing,

• communicating the availability and non-availability of the service,

• communicating the requirement of the service,

• communicating the service windows,

• confirming the delivery of the service (either communication or monitoring),

• confirming the financial arrangements and payments,

• non-delivery agreements,

• contract termination scenarios.

It is expected that the minimum service provision for a contract will be 50 kW, but SSEN welcome applications from aggregated projects and loads, either through aggregators or other partnerships.

II.2.5) Meini prawf dyfarnu

Nid pris yw’r unig faen prawf dyfarnu a dim ond yn y dogfennau caffael y mae’r holl feini prawf wedi’u nodi

II.2.7) Hyd y contract, y cytundeb fframwaith neu’r system brynu ddynamig

Hyd mewn misoedd: 12

Gall y contract hwn gael ei adnewyddu: Ydy

Disgrifiad o’r adnewyddiadau:

4 x 1 year optional extensions

II.2.9) Gwybodaeth am y cyfyngiadau ar nifer yr ymgeiswyr a gaiff eu gwahodd

II.2.10) Gwybodaeth am amrywiadau

Derbynnir amrywiadau: Na

II.2.11) Gwybodaeth am opsiynau

Opsiynau: Na

II.2.13) Gwybodaeth am Gronfeydd yr Undeb Ewropeaidd

Mae'r broses gaffael yn gysylltiedig â phrosiect a/neu raglen a ariennir gan gronfeydd yr Undeb Ewropeaidd: Na

II.2.1) Teitl

Ullapool

II.2.2) Cod(au) CPV ychwanegol

09310000

65310000

65320000

II.2.3) Man cyflawni

Cod NUTS:

UK

II.2.4) Disgrifiad o’r caffaeliad

Flexibility on our networks is achieved through initiatives such as Constrained Managed Zones (CMZ), the use of Active Network Management (ANM) systems and an ability to apply innovation within ‘Business as Usual’ scenarios, such as our market leading flexible connections suite. A Constraint Managed Zone is an area of our existing electrical network that is or could potentially experience one of the following scenarios:

• forecast to exceed its firm capacity, where network requirements related to peak electrical demand are met using demand reducing or demand shifting techniques, CMZ techniques do not seek to increase capacity on the network, but will reduce or time-shift demand to avoid capacity constraints;

• will experience planned maintenance works, where DER flexibility services could be employed to maintain network operation or reduce the risk of outage;

• could experience outages due to a combination of maintenance works and/or circuit faults, where DER flexibility services could be employed to avoid or minimise outages;

• in the event of outages, DER flexibility services could be employed to aid in the restoration of normal supply by reducing loading or providing additional power injection; or

• in the event of prolonged outage, DER flexibility services could be employed to restore and maintain supply as significant or long duration repairs are undertaken to the distribution network.

Social Constrained Managed Zone (SCMZ) is a project engaging with members of the community who may not previously have been able to engage with the CMZ areas and the procurement activities associated with them. The SCMZ contracts will procure services in the same manner as the CMZ and will therefore be interchangeable in the rest of the document. The only difference is the method of engagement and level of support available for smaller enterprises pursuing the SCMZ route, as a means of levelling the playing field for all participants. Additional support may be in the form of time or funding to support the procurement activities. SSEN do not dictate how CMZ services should be provided and anticipate solutions ranging from embedded generation, energy storage, energy efficiency and demand-side management/response. It is for this reason that the exact service that a provider is contracted to provide will be detailed in individual contracts. For illustration purposes, it is expected that the contracts will define an agreed method and lead times for the following aspects of the service:

• the expected date that a service can begin providing,

• communicating the availability and non-availability of the service,

• communicating the requirement of the service,

• communicating the service windows,

• confirming the delivery of the service (either communication or monitoring),

• confirming the financial arrangements and payments,

• non-delivery agreements,

• contract termination scenarios.

It is expected that the minimum service provision for a contract will be 50 kW, but SSEN welcome applications from aggregated projects and loads, either through aggregators or other partnerships.

II.2.5) Meini prawf dyfarnu

Nid pris yw’r unig faen prawf dyfarnu a dim ond yn y dogfennau caffael y mae’r holl feini prawf wedi’u nodi

II.2.7) Hyd y contract, y cytundeb fframwaith neu’r system brynu ddynamig

Hyd mewn misoedd: 12

Gall y contract hwn gael ei adnewyddu: Ydy

Disgrifiad o’r adnewyddiadau:

4 x 1 year optional extensions

II.2.9) Gwybodaeth am y cyfyngiadau ar nifer yr ymgeiswyr a gaiff eu gwahodd

II.2.10) Gwybodaeth am amrywiadau

Derbynnir amrywiadau: Na

II.2.11) Gwybodaeth am opsiynau

Opsiynau: Na

II.2.13) Gwybodaeth am Gronfeydd yr Undeb Ewropeaidd

Mae'r broses gaffael yn gysylltiedig â phrosiect a/neu raglen a ariennir gan gronfeydd yr Undeb Ewropeaidd: Na

II.2.1) Teitl

Scalloway

II.2.2) Cod(au) CPV ychwanegol

09310000

65320000

65310000

II.2.3) Man cyflawni

Cod NUTS:

UK

II.2.4) Disgrifiad o’r caffaeliad

Flexibility on our networks is achieved through initiatives such as Constrained Managed Zones (CMZ), the use of Active Network Management (ANM) systems and an ability to apply innovation within ‘Business as Usual’ scenarios, such as our market leading flexible connections suite. A Constraint Managed Zone is an area of our existing electrical network that is or could potentially experience one of the following scenarios:

• forecast to exceed its firm capacity, where network requirements related to peak electrical demand are met using demand reducing or demand shifting techniques, CMZ techniques do not seek to increase capacity on the network, but will reduce or time-shift demand to avoid capacity constraints;

• will experience planned maintenance works, where DER flexibility services could be employed to maintain network operation or reduce the risk of outage;

• could experience outages due to a combination of maintenance works and/or circuit faults, where DER flexibility services could be employed to avoid or minimise outages;

• in the event of outages, DER flexibility services could be employed to aid in the restoration of normal supply by reducing loading or providing additional power injection; or

• in the event of prolonged outage, DER flexibility services could be employed to restore and maintain supply as significant or long duration repairs are undertaken to the distribution network.

Social Constrained Managed Zone (SCMZ) is a project engaging with members of the community who may not previously have been able to engage with the CMZ areas and the procurement activities associated with them. The SCMZ contracts will procure services in the same manner as the CMZ and will therefore be interchangeable in the rest of the document. The only difference is the method of engagement and level of support available for smaller enterprises pursuing the SCMZ route, as a means of levelling the playing field for all participants. Additional support may be in the form of time or funding to support the procurement activities. SSEN do not dictate how CMZ services should be provided and anticipate solutions ranging from embedded generation, energy storage, energy efficiency and demand-side management/response. It is for this reason that the exact service that a provider is contracted to provide will be detailed in individual contracts. For illustration purposes, it is expected that the contracts will define an agreed method and lead times for the following aspects of the service:

• the expected date that a service can begin providing,

• communicating the availability and non-availability of the service,

• communicating the requirement of the service,

• communicating the service windows,

• confirming the delivery of the service (either communication or monitoring),

• confirming the financial arrangements and payments,

• non-delivery agreements,

• contract termination scenarios.

It is expected that the minimum service provision for a contract will be 50 kW, but SSEN welcome applications from aggregated projects and loads, either through aggregators or other partnerships.

II.2.5) Meini prawf dyfarnu

Nid pris yw’r unig faen prawf dyfarnu a dim ond yn y dogfennau caffael y mae’r holl feini prawf wedi’u nodi

II.2.7) Hyd y contract, y cytundeb fframwaith neu’r system brynu ddynamig

Hyd mewn misoedd: 12

Gall y contract hwn gael ei adnewyddu: Ydy

Disgrifiad o’r adnewyddiadau:

4 x 1 year optional extension

II.2.9) Gwybodaeth am y cyfyngiadau ar nifer yr ymgeiswyr a gaiff eu gwahodd

II.2.10) Gwybodaeth am amrywiadau

Derbynnir amrywiadau: Na

II.2.11) Gwybodaeth am opsiynau

Opsiynau: Na

II.2.13) Gwybodaeth am Gronfeydd yr Undeb Ewropeaidd

Mae'r broses gaffael yn gysylltiedig â phrosiect a/neu raglen a ariennir gan gronfeydd yr Undeb Ewropeaidd: Na

II.2.1) Teitl

Setter Sandwick

II.2.2) Cod(au) CPV ychwanegol

09310000

65310000

65320000

II.2.3) Man cyflawni

Cod NUTS:

UK

II.2.4) Disgrifiad o’r caffaeliad

Flexibility on our networks is achieved through initiatives such as Constrained Managed Zones (CMZ), the use of Active Network Management (ANM) systems and an ability to apply innovation within ‘Business as Usual’ scenarios, such as our market leading flexible connections suite. A Constraint Managed Zone is an area of our existing electrical network that is or could potentially experience one of the following scenarios:

• forecast to exceed its firm capacity, where network requirements related to peak electrical demand are met using demand reducing or demand shifting techniques, CMZ techniques do not seek to increase capacity on the network, but will reduce or time-shift demand to avoid capacity constraints;

• will experience planned maintenance works, where DER flexibility services could be employed to maintain network operation or reduce the risk of outage;

• could experience outages due to a combination of maintenance works and/or circuit faults, where DER flexibility services could be employed to avoid or minimise outages;

• in the event of outages, DER flexibility services could be employed to aid in the restoration of normal supply by reducing loading or providing additional power injection; or

• in the event of prolonged outage, DER flexibility services could be employed to restore and maintain supply as significant or long duration repairs are undertaken to the distribution network.

Social Constrained Managed Zone (SCMZ) is a project engaging with members of the community who may not previously have been able to engage with the CMZ areas and the procurement activities associated with them. The SCMZ contracts will procure services in the same manner as the CMZ and will therefore be interchangeable in the rest of the document. The only difference is the method of engagement and level of support available for smaller enterprises pursuing the SCMZ route, as a means of levelling the playing field for all participants. Additional support may be in the form of time or funding to support the procurement activities. SSEN do not dictate how CMZ services should be provided and anticipate solutions ranging from embedded generation, energy storage, energy efficiency and demand-side management/response. It is for this reason that the exact service that a provider is contracted to provide will be detailed in individual contracts. For illustration purposes, it is expected that the contracts will define an agreed method and lead times for the following aspects of the service:

• the expected date that a service can begin providing,

• communicating the availability and non-availability of the service,

• communicating the requirement of the service,

• communicating the service windows,

• confirming the delivery of the service (either communication or monitoring),

• confirming the financial arrangements and payments,

• non-delivery agreements,

• contract termination scenarios.

It is expected that the minimum service provision for a contract will be 50 kW, but SSEN welcome applications from aggregated projects and loads, either through aggregators or other partnerships.

II.2.5) Meini prawf dyfarnu

Nid pris yw’r unig faen prawf dyfarnu a dim ond yn y dogfennau caffael y mae’r holl feini prawf wedi’u nodi

II.2.7) Hyd y contract, y cytundeb fframwaith neu’r system brynu ddynamig

Hyd mewn misoedd: 12

Gall y contract hwn gael ei adnewyddu: Ydy

Disgrifiad o’r adnewyddiadau:

4 x 1 year optional extensions

II.2.9) Gwybodaeth am y cyfyngiadau ar nifer yr ymgeiswyr a gaiff eu gwahodd

II.2.10) Gwybodaeth am amrywiadau

Derbynnir amrywiadau: Na

II.2.11) Gwybodaeth am opsiynau

Opsiynau: Na

II.2.13) Gwybodaeth am Gronfeydd yr Undeb Ewropeaidd

Mae'r broses gaffael yn gysylltiedig â phrosiect a/neu raglen a ariennir gan gronfeydd yr Undeb Ewropeaidd: Na

II.2.1) Teitl

Sumburgh

II.2.2) Cod(au) CPV ychwanegol

09310000

65310000

65320000

II.2.3) Man cyflawni

Cod NUTS:

UK

II.2.4) Disgrifiad o’r caffaeliad

Flexibility on our networks is achieved through initiatives such as Constrained Managed Zones (CMZ), the use of Active Network Management (ANM) systems and an ability to apply innovation within ‘Business as Usual’ scenarios, such as our market leading flexible connections suite. A Constraint Managed Zone is an area of our existing electrical network that is or could potentially experience one of the following scenarios:

• forecast to exceed its firm capacity, where network requirements related to peak electrical demand are met using demand reducing or demand shifting techniques, CMZ techniques do not seek to increase capacity on the network, but will reduce or time-shift demand to avoid capacity constraints;

• will experience planned maintenance works, where DER flexibility services could be employed to maintain network operation or reduce the risk of outage;

• could experience outages due to a combination of maintenance works and/or circuit faults, where DER flexibility services could be employed to avoid or minimise outages;

• in the event of outages, DER flexibility services could be employed to aid in the restoration of normal supply by reducing loading or providing additional power injection; or

• in the event of prolonged outage, DER flexibility services could be employed to restore and maintain supply as significant or long duration repairs are undertaken to the distribution network.

Social Constrained Managed Zone (SCMZ) is a project engaging with members of the community who may not previously have been able to engage with the CMZ areas and the procurement activities associated with them. The SCMZ contracts will procure services in the same manner as the CMZ and will therefore be interchangeable in the rest of the document. The only difference is the method of engagement and level of support available for smaller enterprises pursuing the SCMZ route, as a means of levelling the playing field for all participants. Additional support may be in the form of time or funding to support the procurement activities. SSEN do not dictate how CMZ services should be provided and anticipate solutions ranging from embedded generation, energy storage, energy efficiency and demand-side management/response. It is for this reason that the exact service that a provider is contracted to provide will be detailed in individual contracts. For illustration purposes, it is expected that the contracts will define an agreed method and lead times for the following aspects of the service:

• the expected date that a service can begin providing,

• communicating the availability and non-availability of the service,

• communicating the requirement of the service,

• communicating the service windows,

• confirming the delivery of the service (either communication or monitoring),

• confirming the financial arrangements and payments,

• non-delivery agreements,

• contract termination scenarios.

It is expected that the minimum service provision for a contract will be 50 kW, but SSEN welcome applications from aggregated projects and loads, either through aggregators or other partnerships.

II.2.5) Meini prawf dyfarnu

Nid pris yw’r unig faen prawf dyfarnu a dim ond yn y dogfennau caffael y mae’r holl feini prawf wedi’u nodi

II.2.7) Hyd y contract, y cytundeb fframwaith neu’r system brynu ddynamig

Hyd mewn misoedd: 12

Gall y contract hwn gael ei adnewyddu: Ydy

Disgrifiad o’r adnewyddiadau:

4 x 1 year optional extensions

II.2.9) Gwybodaeth am y cyfyngiadau ar nifer yr ymgeiswyr a gaiff eu gwahodd

II.2.10) Gwybodaeth am amrywiadau

Derbynnir amrywiadau: Na

II.2.11) Gwybodaeth am opsiynau

Opsiynau: Na

II.2.13) Gwybodaeth am Gronfeydd yr Undeb Ewropeaidd

Mae'r broses gaffael yn gysylltiedig â phrosiect a/neu raglen a ariennir gan gronfeydd yr Undeb Ewropeaidd: Na

Scottish Hydro Electric Power Distribution plc

Perth

UK