Decision Maker: Cabinet
Decision status: Recommendations Approved
Is Key decision?: Yes
Is subject to call in?: Yes
RE:FIT is a
framework agreement that has been let by the Mayor of London on
behalf of the public sector within the Greater London area. The
RE:FIT framework relates to the installation of energy efficient
materials and technology into the fabric and the energy equipment
and controls of public buildings. This aims to allows authorities
to make substantial cost savings, reduce energy bills and
maintenance costs as well as lowering the carbon footprint of their
buildings.
The West London Alliance (WLA) is working in partnership with a
number of boroughs in order to collaboratively run a RE:FIT
programme which will aim to achieve an estimated 21% energy savings
per annum across the participating boroughs.
1.1. That approval be given for the Council to participate in a the West London Alliance (WLA) programme to work collaboratively on a “RE-FIT” programme, the aim of which is to enhance energy savings.
1.2. That the Council accesses the RE:FIT framework agreement let by the Mayor of London.
1.3. That the Leader of the Council and the Cabinet Member for Housing (acting on advice from the Director of Building and Property Management) award a contract to an Energy Services Company (via a mini-competition from the Mayor of London’s framework agreement) for installation of energy conversation measures in Council buildings including Council owned hostels.
1.4. That authority be delegated to the Director of Building and Property Management to appoint the chosen supplier to carry out the Investment Grade Proposal (IGP) for the buildings in Phase 1 of RE:FIT in order to better assess the potential of suitable energy reduction projects for 2 buildings, the associated costs and the carbon savings, the cost of which is expected at less than £2,500 for each building, and that this revenue expenditure be funded from Housing Services for housing-related properties only.
1.5. That a further Cabinet report be prepared in due course seeking approval to proceed with Phase 1 of the programme dependent upon the findings of the IGP.
Report author: Vassia Paloumbi
Publication date: 29/04/2014
Date of decision: 28/04/2014
Decided at meeting: 28/04/2014 - Cabinet
Effective from: 06/05/2014
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