This is a contract result notice, not an open opportunity. Details from the official award data.

The scope of this project is to seek a supplier to provide the media and marketing services in the promotion of the Hull Business Energy Efficiency Scheme (HBEES).

The scheme commenced 1st July 2020 and is being led and administered by Hull City Council.

To promote the scheme effectively it shall need a variety of media and marketing services which include but not be limited to the design, build and maintenance of a website, the design of leaflets, booklets and other literature to promote the scheme, assistance to launch and publicise the scheme and its activities and the placing of targeted marketing adverts.

The Authority has been successful in securing funding from 2014-2020 European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) programme.

The Service Provider shall provide media and marketing services for the promotion of the ERDF programme.

HULL BUSINESS ENERGY EFFICIENCY SCHEME (HBEES) The HBEES will be led and administered by the Authority.

It will be a three year series of interventions aimed at enabling Hull based SMEs to contribute to the reduction in Greenhouse Gases (GHG) through the implementation of resource efficiency schemes.

The project will be open to all SMEs that meet the eligibility criteria.

The overall aim of HBEES is to provide guidance, advice and action to businesses, to promote innovation in how they operate in order to deliver best practice in energy management.

The scheme shall offer green energy audits by way of one-to-one advice/site visits to determine the needs of the client, offering low carbon/energy efficiency technical advice.

Advice will include identifying opportunities to reduce energy consumption and/or recover and reuse or trade underused or undervalued resources.

Grants will be available to assist SMEs to be able to introduce energy efficient measures, processes and renewable generation capacity as identified by the energy audit which will improve a business' or buildings environmental performance or its resilience to the impacts of climate change and the reduction of GHG's.

Additionally the programme will provide a comprehensive programme of resource efficiency workshops/masterclasses, delivered by industry experts across a range of energy efficiency/low carbon topics.

We will also organise an event/conference promoting the virtues of energy efficiency.

A dedicated SME/project participants' network will also be established to encourage the exchange of information and knowledge between participants and with academic/subject specialists.

This will also include a resource matching facility so underused or discarded resource streams from one business can be reused elsewhere.

We will also include an on-line resource of useful reference material/documents.