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Tender for Perkins Generators in Dubai
Dear Sir/Madam,
We are pleased to present the American University in Dubai (AUD) with our proposal for the
supply and installation of Perkins Generators. We are confident that we can provide a high-quality
and dependable solution that meets your needs and budget after carefully reading and
comprehending your specifications
.
Company Overview
Our company is a leading supplier of power generation equipment and solutions with a proven track
record of successful installations and customer satisfaction. We have been in the business for quite
some time and have gained notoriety for conveying solid and effective power answers for many
clients. Our team comprises professionals with extensive experience in power system design,
installation, and upkeep
.
Perkins Generators
The American University in Dubai could benefit from our recommendation to use Perkins
generators. Perkins is a well-known brand known for its long-lasting and high-quality products in
the power generation sector. There are many benefits to using a Perkins generator, including the
following
:
1.
Reliability:
Perkins generators are worked to endure thorough working circumstances and
convey solid power at whatever point you want it. They are well-known for their long-
lasting performance and sturdy construction.
2.
Fuel Efficiency:
Perkins generators help you save money on operating costs because they
are made to use less fuel.
Thanks to their advanced engine technology, they use less fuel and
produce more power
.
3.
Low Emissions:
Environmentally friendly Perkins generators adhere to stringent emissions
regulations. They use inventive advancements to diminish exhaust outflows and limit their
effect on the climate.
4.
Easy Maintenance:
Perkins generators are designed to be simple to operate and maintain.
They have interfaces that are easy to use and easily accessible parts, making maintenance
easier and reducing downtime.
Approach to the Project
On the off chance that granted the agreement, we will follow an exhaustive way to guarantee a
fruitful establishment and consistent reconciliation of the Perkins generators into the American
College in Dubai. Our methodology incorporates the following
:
1.
Detailed Site Assessment:
Our team of experts will conduct a comprehensive site
assessment to comprehend the specific power requirements and any potential difficulties.
Because of this, we can create a bespoke solution that best suits your requirements.
5.
Tailored System Design:
Based on the site assessment, we will create a detailed system
design that considers load capacity, redundancy requirements, and future scalability. Our
design will adhere to regulations and industry standards.
6.
Professional Installation:
The Perkins generators will be installed with precision and care
by our skilled technicians. We will make certain that all safety procedures are followed and
that the installation is finished within the time frame that was agreed upon.
7.
Comprehensive Testing and Commissioning:
We will conduct comprehensive testing and
commissioning of the generators following the completion of the installation to guarantee
their compliance with the specified performance criteria.
8.
Ongoing Maintenance and Support:
we offer comprehensive maintenance plans to keep
your Perkins generators in shape.
Our team of technicians will provide regular inspections,
preventive maintenance, and support around the clock to address any issues that may arise.
Budget and Timeline
In the attached proposal document, we have provided a comprehensive breakdown of the costs
associated with the supply and installation of the Perkins generators based on our comprehension of
your requirements. The project's key milestones are included in our proposed timeline, allowing for
prompt completion and efficient execution.
Our proposal is based on the following assumptions
.
1
.
You want two Perkins Generators, one of 250 KVA and one of 100 KVA, to be utilized as
reinforcement power sources if a crisis arises
.
2
.
You have the infrastructure and space necessary to house the generators in a soundproof
enclosure
.
3
.
Your electrical system calls for a voltage of 380V
.
4
.
You have a diesel fuel supply accessible on location
.
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