Karbon Homes has invited tenders for the design, build, finance, operation and maintenance of the decarbonised Byker District Heat Network with potential suppliers in Newcastle upon Tyne (Byker estate).
The Byker District Heat Network tender has been published by Karbon Homes, seeking a delivery partner for a major low-carbon heating infrastructure project in Newcastle upon Tyne. The estimated contract value is £145 million excluding VAT, with a proposed contract period from January 2027 to December 2067. The project aims to decarbonise the existing district heating network serving approximately 1,985 connections across the Grade II listed Byker estate. The scope includes the design, construction, financing, operation and maintenance of the heating network, with delivery required in a live residential environment while protecting the estate’s heritage.
The procurement will assess suppliers on financial and technical capability, project delivery, heat generation and storage, long-term maintenance, customer needs, regulatory compliance and social value. HNDC is providing support to Karbon Homes in preparing and evaluating the tender. The tender submission deadline is 20 November 2026 at 12:00 noon UK time, with clarification questions due by 11 November 2026 at 5:00 pm. This represents a significant opportunity for experienced district heating, engineering, energy and infrastructure organisations, including potential consortiums and specialist subcontractors.
For further details on this tender and to explore the opportunity, interested developers are invited to visit our Business Opportunities page.
Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo), a Canadian institutional investment manager, has joined an investor consortium led by Equitix, alongside GCM Grosvenor, to acquire a 50% interest in...
Read moreShropshire Council in England is preparing a major procurement opportunity to expand publicly accessible electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure across the county. Under the initiative, the coun...
Read moreBalfour Beatty has sold its 50% shareholding in Gammon Construction to Jardine Matheson in Hong Kong for £250 million (US$331 million). The transaction gives Jardine Matheson full ownership of...
Read moreThe regeneration of the Shrub Hill Quarter in Worcester, England, is moving forward, with Worcestershire County Council and Worcester City Council seeking an experienced development partner to help de...
Read moreOxfordshire County Council has initiated preliminary market engagement with potential waste management and recycling service providers for the long-term treatment of food and green waste in Oxfordshir...
Read more