Fife Council intends to award a contract for the supply of EndoTherm, a proprietary heat-transfer additive for use within closed wet heating systems across the Council's non-domestic estate. The product is being procured as part of an energy-efficiency programme designed to improve heating system performance, reduce energy consumption, reduce carbon emissions and deliver long-term operational cost savings.

Fife Council intends to award a contract for the supply of EndoTherm, a proprietary heat-transfer additive for use within closed wet heating systems across the Council's non-domestic estate. The procurement forms part of the Council's energy efficiency and decarbonisation programme and will support the improvement of heating system performance within operational buildings. The contract will provide for the supply of EndoTherm to selected Council properties identified through the Council's estate assessment programme. The Council's evaluation and trial installations have identified the potential for reductions in energy consumption, carbon emissions and operational energy costs through the application of the product. The procurement is for product supply only and does not include heating installation works, maintenance services or consultancy services.