Maintenance Service for Biogas Power Generation Units ROS 8 (625 kWe) and ROS 9 (834 kWe) with Supply and Installation of a Temporary Replacement Engine Block (625 kWe)

This is an open procedure, exceeding the EU threshold, conducted in accordance with Article 71 of Legislative Decree 36/2023. The tender seeks to establish a framework agreement for the maintenance services of two landfill biogas power generation units, designated as Rosignano 8 (ROS 8) with a capacity of 625 kWe, and Rosignano 9 (ROS 9) with a capacity of 834 kWe. The scope of work also includes the supply and installation of a temporary replacement engine block with a capacity of 625 kWe. The contract will be awarded based on the lowest price criterion. The framework agreement aims to ensure the continuous and efficient operation of these critical biogas power generation facilities. Bidders are expected to demonstrate their technical capabilities and experience in maintaining similar industrial power generation equipment, particularly those utilizing biogas. The provision of a temporary replacement engine block is a key requirement, underscoring the need for minimal disruption to power generation during maintenance periods. Further details regarding the specific technical specifications, duration of the framework agreement, and submission deadlines will be provided in the tender documentation. This procurement is essential for maintaining the operational integrity and energy output of the landfill gas-to-energy plants.

This is a supplies contract in the energy and power, architecture and engineering and general supplies sectors, with a focus on Power Generation, Mechanical Engineering and General Supplies. Located in Italy, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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