1) The subject of the contract is the design, delivery, installation, integration, and commissioning of a demonstration energy storage installation using hydrogen technology under a "design and build" system – 1 hydrogen energy storage installation powered by RES, hereinafter referred to as "Installations".
2) The contracting authority does not divide the contract into parts.
3) The scope of the contract includes in particular:
1) agreement of device locations with users,
2) preparation of project documentation,
3) obtaining required approvals and notifications,
4) securing the work site,
5) delivery of equipment and materials,
6) execution of works in accordance with health and safety (BHP) and fire protection (PPOŻ) regulations,
7) assembly of the energy storage system,
8) execution of electrical installations and protections,
9) execution of ground-mounted mounting structures,
10) commissioning of the installation,
11) conducting tests and measurements,
12) tidying up the area after completion of works,
13) training of users,
14) handover of as-built documentation, electrical schematics, measurement protocols, operating instructions, data sheets, declarations of conformity, warranty cards,
15) creation of an energy management system,
16) provision of warranty service.
4) The installation is tasked with producing hydrogen exclusively from electricity generated by Renewable Energy Sources (RES), storing it, and then converting it back into electricity, enabling demonstration and operation of the system under real conditions. The system shall be mobile and consist of a hydrogen production module, compression module with buffer, fuel cell, and storage module.
5) The objective of the contract is to create a fully functional pilot installation allowing practical evaluation of the hydrogen energy storage system's operation, verification of its technical parameters, and analysis of the efficiency of integrating hydrogen technologies with local energy infrastructure.
The contract will be implemented on a "turnkey" basis and includes all works necessary to achieve full operational readiness of the installation, including installation, commissioning, functional testing, and delivery of complete technical documentation.
The planned scope of works will not pose environmental hazards nor qualify as an undertaking potentially negatively impacting the natural environment.
The offer prepared by the Contractor should fully comply with the PFU provisions and include all necessary deliveries, services, and works essential for proper implementation of the investment, including possible maintenance activities required to ensure proper, reliable, and failure-free operation during the warranty period.
Users of the finished installation will include employees and persons utilizing public utility buildings covered by the project. The contracting authority holds legal title that enables management of the properties where the investment is planned.
6) As part of the contract execution, the Contractor is obliged to:
1) Prepare project documentation, along with legally required consents and decisions, including in particular:
− development of the project concept,
− preparation of construction and execution designs in the installation sector, concerning networks, installations, and electrical and power devices, if legally required,
− obtaining necessary permits and submitting required notifications, if legally required;
2) Perform construction, assembly, and installation works in accordance with the documentation approved by the Contracting Authority as mentioned in point 1) above, including all activities necessary to start up the complete installation;
3) Perform inspections, tests, measurements, technical commissioning, and start-up of the installation in compliance with applicable laws and technical standards;
4) Develop operating instructions for the installation to be issued to the Contracting Authority and User;
5) Train designated User personnel in operating the installation;
6) Prepare as-built documentation necessary for acceptance reporting to the Contracting Authority and proper use of the installation by Users. After completion of works, the Contractor shall hand over the as-built documentation for each installation including protocols, technical/data sheets, declarations of conformity or certificates of approval for use, warranty information, operating instructions, and confirmation of User training;
7) Participate in procedures related to the completion of assembly and commissioning of the installation, including representing the Contracting Authority before relevant public administration authorities.
LOT-0001
"Construction of a 3 MWh Hydrogen Energy Storage System as part of the investment task titled "Investment activities in the development of Infrastructure of the Energy Cluster of the Odolanów, Przygodzice, Sulmierzyce Municipalities" under Investment B2.2.2/G1.1.2 of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP): RES installations implemented by energy communities Part B: investment support for energy communities."
1) The subject of the contract is the design, delivery, installation, integration, and commissioning of a demonstration energy storage installation using hydrogen technology under a "design and build" system – 1 hydrogen energy storage installation powered by RES, hereinafter referred to as "Installations".
2) The contracting authority does not divide the contract into parts.
3) The scope of the contract includes in particular:
1) agreement of device locations with users,
2) preparation of project documentation,
3) obtaining required approvals and notifications,
4) securing the work site,
5) delivery of equipment and materials,
6) execution of works in accordance with health and safety (BHP) and fire protection (PPOŻ) regulations,
7) assembly of the energy storage system,
8) execution of electrical installations and protections,
9) execution of ground-mounted mounting structures,
10) commissioning of the installation,
11) conducting tests and measurements,
12) tidying up the area after completion of works,
13) training of users,
14) handover of as-built documentation, electrical schematics, measurement protocols, operating instructions, data sheets, declarations of conformity, warranty cards,
15) creation of an energy management system,
16) provision of warranty service.
4) The installation is tasked with producing hydrogen exclusively from electricity generated by Renewable Energy Sources (RES), storing it, and then converting it back into electricity, enabling demonstration and operation of the system under real conditions. The system shall be mobile and consist of a hydrogen production module, compression module with buffer, fuel cell, and storage module.
5) The objective of the contract is to create a fully functional pilot installation allowing practical evaluation of the hydrogen energy storage system's operation, verification of its technical parameters, and analysis of the efficiency of integrating hydrogen technologies with local energy infrastructure.
The contract will be implemented on a "turnkey" basis and includes all works necessary to achieve full operational readiness of the installation, including installation, commissioning, functional testing, and delivery of complete technical documentation.
The planned scope of works will not pose environmental hazards nor qualify as an undertaking potentially negatively impacting the natural environment.
The offer prepared by the Contractor should fully comply with the PFU provisions and include all necessary deliveries, services, and works essential for proper implementation of the investment, including possible maintenance activities required to ensure proper, reliable, and failure-free operation during the warranty period.
Users of the finished installation will include employees and persons utilizing public utility buildings covered by the project. The contracting authority holds legal title that enables management of the properties where the investment is planned.
6) As part of the contract execution, the Contractor is obliged to:
1) Prepare project documentation, along with legally required consents and decisions, including in particular:
− development of the project concept,
− preparation of construction and execution designs in the installation sector, concerning networks, installations, and electrical and power devices, if legally required,
− obtaining necessary permits and submitting required notifications, if legally required;
2) Perform construction, assembly, and installation works in accordance with the documentation approved by the Contracting Authority as mentioned in point 1) above, including all activities necessary to start up the complete installation;
3) Perform inspections, tests, measurements, technical commissioning, and start-up of the installation in compliance with applicable laws and technical standards;
4) Develop operating instructions for the installation to be issued to the Contracting Authority and User;
5) Train designated User personnel in operating the installation;
6) Prepare as-built documentation necessary for acceptance reporting to the Contracting Authority and proper use of the installation by Users. After completion of works, the Contractor shall hand over the as-built documentation for each installation including protocols, technical/data sheets, declarations of conformity or certificates of approval for use, warranty information, operating instructions, and confirmation of User training;
7) Participate in procedures related to the completion of assembly and commissioning of the installation, including representing the Contracting Authority before relevant public administration authorities.