Hemiko Civils Contractor – Tender & Supply Chain Partnering Opportunities
Key information
Urgency: Low (within 48 hours)
Company Name: Hemiko Limited
Contact Name: Paul Nugent
Contact Email: procurement@hemiko.com
Telephone:
Expires: 31/12/2026
Details
Hemiko is actively developing Heat Networks across various towns and cities throughout the UK. As part of this initiative, we will be procuring a wide range of civil works over the coming years.
To strengthen our in-house team and framework partners, we are inviting experienced civil contractors to express their interest in joining our supply chain and be considered for the relevant future procurement tender exercises.
The scope of works includes - city-wide trenching and excavations; complex crossings; shorter-duration connection works; excavations at depths typically ranging from 1.2m to 3m; and mechanical and electrical works for Energy Centres.
Interested contractors will be initially required to complete a Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ). Successful completion of the PQQ will facilitate consideration for upcoming tendering opportunities and potential engagement for our framework at the appropriate opening dates.
We welcome experienced contractors who are interested in collaborating with Hemiko on these vital infrastructure projects, and for more information and to access the PQQ, please contact procurement@hemiko.com and one of our team will be contact to discuss in more detail.
Categories
- Operation and Maintenance
- Other
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