Procurement Criteria Prepared by ISR – University of Coimbra

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Procurement Criteria Prepared by ISR – University of Coimbra August 2017

Summary Objectives Selection Criteria Technical criteria – Energy Criteria Technical criteria - Quality and design criteria Technical criteria – Cost criteria Contractual issues The PremiumLight-Pro procurement criteria and requirements recommended in this document are designed to support the procurement of high quality energy efficient LED lighting systems for street lighting. The set of criteria includes the following sections: General elements and features concerning the specification of street lighting systems: Control features, metering etc. Selection criteria: Criteria specifying general requirements for the selection of the tenderer Technical criteria: Criteria concerning the quality, efficiency and safety of the lighting system, including both mandatory requirements and award criteria to be used with a scoring approach Contractual issues: Requirements concerning the installation and calibration of the system

1. Procurement Criteria - Objectives The goal of the criteria is to support procurement projects including: New lighting installations Retrofit of existing lighting installations The type of criteria included requirements both at: lighting system level component level. The criteria are primarily intended for procurement experts and decision makers at federal, local and municipal levels who are in charge of commissioning new or renovated road lighting installations. Furthermore the criteria may be useful for road lighting designers and planners, contracting companies as well as energy specialists and consultants.

Elements of Technical Specification of Street Lighting System Criterion Requirement  Comments Plan / layout of streets and pathways The procurer provides the plan of streets and pathways, for which a street lighting system will be implemented or specifies street types, for which light points (luminaires and poles) shall be procured. Requirements stipulated in EN 13201 shall be considered for all parts/sections of the street lighting system Lighting control features Optional: specific lighting control features shall be specified as far as appropriate for the specific lighting system type Options for lighting control features shall be assessed for every project and requirements shall be specified if appropriate. Energy consumption metering Optional: criterion to be specified depending on appropriateness for specific project Appropriateness of metering features shall be checked for every tender. [1] Optional: options respectively relevance to be checked for every tender. [2] Optional: options respectively relevance to be checked for every tender.

2. Selection Criteria Criterion Requirement Mandatory Comments Know-how and experience of the design team and the installation team A minimum of 5 relevant lighting projects in the last 3 years with a project size similar to the specific tender  Proof of expertise also can include previous projects in other companies Capacity of tenderer to complete project within specified timeframe Capacity of the tenderer must meet the specific size and timeline of the project To be specified according to the specific size and timeline of the project Compliance with the ISO and EN standards Compliance with the specific standards has to be provided by the tenderer. E.g. the tender shall comply with EN 13201. Requirements also may need to include different national standards

3. Technical criteria – Energy Criteria Criterion Requirement Mandatory requirement Award criterion Comments Annual energy consumption indicator or power density indicator Power Density Indicator (PDI)   𝐷 𝑃 = 𝑃 𝑖=1 𝑛 ( 𝐸 𝑖 ∙ 𝐴 𝑖 ) Annual Energy Consumption Indicator 𝐷 𝐸 = 𝑗=1 𝑚 ( 𝑃 𝑗 ∙ 𝑡 𝑗 ) 𝐴 DP (PDI): Power density indicator DE (AECI): Annual Energy Consumption indicator RW : total width of the road including emergency lanes, sidewalks and cycle lanes when they are in the target area Em: minimum average maintained illuminance according to the road class  Requirements are based on EN 13201-5:2016 and EU Green Public Procurement (GPP) draft for road lighting. PDI and AECI shall be used as Award Criterion to be calculated by the tenderer in a transparent way and to be verified by measurements for a specified road segment. Procurers who wish to calculate approximate reference levels that should not be underrun by tenders may use simplified formulas for reference calculation similarly as proposed by EU GPP (Draft 2017) PDI < M/(ƞ x Fm x 0,07 x RW) AECI<M x PDI x Fdim x Em x T x 1kW/1000W   Fm: Lighting system maintenance factor RW: Road width Fdim: Dimming factor Em: Illuminance T: Time (h) Ƞ: Luminaire efficacy M: Fitting factor: M=1.3 for existing lighting systems where positions of existing light points and poles cannot be changed M=1.2 for new lighting systems

3. Technical criteria – Energy Criteria Criterion Requirement Mandatory requirement Award criterion Comments Power Factor Full load: cos phi ≥ 0.9 50% load (dimming): cos phi ≥ 0.8    Lighting control features Optional: as if specified in “Technical Specifications” Options for lighting control features shall be assessed for every project and requirements shall be specified if appropriate. Energy consumption metering Optional: as if as specified in “Technical Specifications” Appropriateness of metering features shall be checked for every tender. Optional: options respectively relevance to be checked for every tender.

3. Technical criteria – Energy Criteria Criteria for projects only involving component replacement Criterion Requirement Mandatory requirement Award criterion Comments Luminaire energy efficiency Minimum efficacy: 120 lm/W  Target values revised once per year LED module energy efficiency Minimum efficacy: 160 lm/W

4. Technical criteria - Quality and design criteria Criterion Requirement Mandatory requirement Award criterion Comments Light colour (colour temperature) Domestic areas and mainly pedestrian areas: ≤3000 K Main roads, motorways and areas with mixed traffic: ≤4000K    Desirable colour temperature to be specified according to road type Colour rendering Roads with mixed traffic including cyclists and pedestrians: Ra≥80 Main Roads and motorways: Ra≥70 Desirable colour rendering level to be specified according to road type Colour consistency/maintenance Colour consistency shall be within 5 MacAdams-Ellipses at the time of putting into operation and within 7 MacAdams-Ellipses over the luminaire lifetime Luminance and illuminance According to EN13201 According to the requirements in the standard.

4. Technical criteria - Quality and design criteria Criterion Requirement Mandatory requirement Award criterion Comments Light colour (colour temperature) Domestic areas and mainly pedestrian areas: ≤3000 K Main roads, motorways and areas with mixed traffic: ≤4000K    Desirable colour temperature to be specified according to road type Colour rendering Roads with mixed traffic including cyclists and pedestrians: Ra≥80 Main Roads and motorways: Ra≥70 Desirable colour rendering level to be specified according to road type Colour consistency/maintenance Colour consistency shall be within 5 MacAdams-Ellipses at the time of putting into operation and within 7 MacAdams-Ellipses over the luminaire lifetime Luminance and illuminance According to EN13201 According to the requirements in the standard.

4. Technical criteria - Quality and design criteria Criterion Requirement Mandatory requirement Award criterion Comments Light distribution (uniformity of light distribution) Road class Uo Ul    M1 0.4 0.7 According to standard EN 13201. Ul (longitudinal uniformity) is only relevant for long uninterrupted road sections. M2 M3 0.6 M4 M5 0.35 M6 Light pollution RULO respectively ULOR = 0% RULO upward light output ratio A different ULOR may be appropriate in specific cases but should be justified Glare protection (disability and discomfort glare) Disability glare: G4 or higher Discomfort glare: G6 or G5 see e.g. guidelines for road lighting in DK)

4. Technical criteria - Quality and design criteria Criterion Requirement Mandatory requirement Award criterion Comments Ingress protection (IP rating) Minimum requirement: IP 65 for all road types    One class below may be acceptable if justified Impact Protection (IK rating) Minimum requirement: IK07 for all road types IEC protection Class II Overvoltage protection 10kV Mark of conformity for all components ENEC and national regulations Lifetime System lifetime L80B10 ≥ 100.000 hrs

4. Technical criteria - Quality and design criteria Criterion Requirement Mandatory requirement Award criterion Comments Warranty The warranty and/or service agreement period shall cover a minimum of ten years  a) Every defective light source, control gear and/or luminaire shall be replaced without any cost. If the luminaire provides less lumen output than initially specified it shall be considered as a defect, b) Every batch of lamps or luminaires shall be completely replaced in case the number of defect units in the batch is more than 10% of the batch.   Conditions not covered: c) Luminaires defective because of vandalism, accidents, lightning or storm d) Lamps and luminaires that have been working for a significant time under abnormal conditions (e.g. used with wrong line voltage) provided that this can be proved by the manufacturer.

4. Technical criteria - Quality and design criteria Criterion Requirement Mandatory requirement Award criterion Comments Availability of spare parts Spare parts for lighting system components shall be available for a minimum of 15 years    Ease of repair and recycling The light source (lamp or LED module) and auxiliaries of the luminaire should be easily accessible, replaceable and that the replacement can be done on site (i.e. at luminaire mounting height). Scoring criteria/levels to be specified (see Appendix) Design Design criteria need to be specified individually and assessed by a jury To be assessed by a jury

4. Technical criteria - Quality and design criteria Criteria for projects only involving component replacement Criterion Requirement Mandatory requirement Award criterion Comments Luminaire life time L80B10 ≥ 100.000 hrs    LED module lifetime Driver life time/failure rate Failure rate 0,1% per 1000h

5. Technical criteria – Cost criteria Criterion Requirement Mandatory requirement Award criterion Comments Life Cycle Costs /Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) (Option 1 – preferred) Provision of life cycle cost calculation is mandatory for all projects where applicable    The tenderer shall provide a transparent life cycle cost analysis , including TCO calculation. If offers are based on TCO calculations, award criterion “AECI” will be included in TCO assessment. Investment costs (Option 2 – fall back) Award criterion for projects where Life Cycle Costs / TCO cannot be assessed If offers cannot be based on TCO calculations, award criteria “AECI” and “Investment costs” will be assessed in parallel.

6. Contractual issues (installation, putting into service) Criterion Requirement  Comments Putting into service the lighting systems and controls   The contractor shall ensure: That the new or renovated lighting systems and controls are working properly and using no more energy than required/specified. Daylight linked controls shall be calibrated to ensure that they switch-off the lighting when daylight is adequate. Traffic sensors shall be verified to detect vehicles, bicycles and pedestrians depending on the application. Time switches or control scenes in software shall be set to appropriate switch-off times to meet visual needs without excessive increase in energy consumption. If after the commissioning, parts of the lighting system do not appear to meet all the above requirements and specifications, the contractor shall adjust and/or recalibrate the systems. Adapted according to GPP

6. Contractual issues (installation, putting into service) Criterion Requirement  Comments Correct installation   The contractor shall ensure: 1) The lighting system is installed exactly as required/specified, 2)Deliver a schedule of installed lighting equipment with appended manufacturers’ invoices or delivery notes, and 3) Confirmation of the equipment is installed as originally specified. For a road segment randomly selected by the procurer, the contractor shall select two poles for which a measurement certificate shall be supplied that certify that the lighting system for this road segment is in accordance with the requirements specified in EN 13201-2. For this road segment also the peak power [W] and energy consumption [kWh] shall be measured and/or calculated over a period of one week. Based on this data and the previous EN 13201-2 measurements of illuminance the PDI and AECI shall be calculated and verified with the design (+/- 10% tolerance max.). In order to limit light pollution the boom angle of a set of luminaires in the selected road segment shall be measured and compared to the design specifications (+/- 2° tolerance max.). Adapted according to GPP (Green Public Procurement)

6. Contractual issues (installation, putting into service) Criterion Requirement  Comments Reduction and recovery of waste  The tenderer shall implement appropriate measures to reduce and recover the waste that is produced during the installation of the new lighting system or lighting system refurbishment. All replaced lamps, luminaires and electronic parts shall be separated and recovered in line with the WEEE directive  

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