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Adiabatic Compressed Air Energy Storage (A-CAES) Demonstrator Plant

Energy Coast West Cumbria Ltd (t/a BEC)

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Energy Coast West Cumbria Limited, trading as BEC, invites tenders for the design, manufacture and supply of a factory-integrated, modular Adiabatic Compressed Air Energy Storage (A-CAES) demonstrator plant for the BEST CAES project at Westlakes Science Park, West Cumbria. The requirement comprises an above-ground, transportable system incorporating compression, thermal storage, expansion equipment, compressed-air storage vessels, power electronics and controls, together with specified testing, documentation, training and warranty support. Required performance includes 0.333 MW charging, 1.0 MW discharge and a minimum electrical round-trip efficiency of 80%. The maximum contract budget is £1,600,000 excluding VAT, with operational handover required by 30 June 2028. Long-term paid maintenance and supplementary rapid-response hardware are excluded from this award. The procurement will follow an open procedure and is subject to funding, planning permissions and necessary approvals.

Deadline
9 Dec 2026(35 days left)
Published
4 Nov 2026(4 hours ago)
Contract value
£1.6m
Location
United Kingdom
Reference
ocds-h6vhtk-079721
First seen
1 hour ago

Classifications

42990000Miscellaneous special-purpose machinery42123400Air compressors71320000Engineering design services

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