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(CPU 6832) Videographer for Operation and Maintenance professional content - Heat Networks Competition

Notice details

Published
Category
services
Buyer region
East Midlands

Public buyer

Tender value£100,000

  1. Planned start
    As published in the notice
  2. Planned end
    As published in the notice

Work description

The Midlands Net Zero Hub (MNZH), with support from its accountable body Nottingham City Council, and in partnership with The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ), is seeking tenders from sufficiently experienced and qualified videographers to produce Operation and Maintenance professional content to assist with Heat Networks Competition Training.

These will be prepared in collaboration with a Training Provider for the content and script works. The intent is to create quality, open-access resources aimed towards time- and/or resource-poor heat network owners, operators, and maintenance staff, including those based in local authorities.

Videos will be short and practical with further resources suggested with the primary purpose of this workstream being advertisement of the industry and introductory information on Heat Networks.

The level of quality is expected to be of works for Central Government and dissemination campaigns.

The videographer will work with the Training Provider, MNZH and the DESNZ throughout production, post-production and implementation to ensure the work meets the included brief and will collaborate in the development of the communication and marketing strategy to communicate the videos to the market.

Expected project length: October 2024 to March 2025

The entire tendering process is undertaken via the e-tendering portal www.eastmidstenders.org. If your company is not already registered on this portal, please do so. From there, you may express your interest in the opportunity and subsequently access the tender documents.

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