Open competition
Open procedure: the contract was advertised and any supplier could submit a bid.
Key facts
- Buyer
- Ofgem · Body governed by public law
- Value
- £70,000
- Procedure
- Open procedure
- Sector
- IT services · Business analysis consultancy services (CPV 72221000)
- Region
- London
- Official notice
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- Timeline
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- Contract date26 Feb 2026
- Published6 Mar 2026Published 8 days after the contract date
Description
The Ofgem Clean Power 2030 Action Plan (CPAP) requires around 10-12GW of consumer led flexibility by 2030, with this value increasing by 2035 with more electric vehicle (EV) uptake and bi-directional charging. Of this target around 3 GW is due to district heating and I&C flexibility, leaving a total of around 7 - 9 GW coming from residential sources, predominantly EV charging. The ability of residential customers to provide flexibility is rapidly evolving with an increase in large capacity assets (EVs, heat pumps, batteries), hardware to enable access to flexibility (smart connections), and the development of propositions enabling customers to engage with flexibility services and obtain value. However, the extent to which this can contribute to the 7 - 9 GW of residential flexibility required by 2030 is uncertain. Ofgem therefore requires analysis to be conducted by a supplier to assess the contribution that residential flexibility can make to CP2030 and specifically the effect of res…
About the supplier
Delta Energy & Environment Limited: every public contract they have won, plus their Companies House record (company SC259964).