THE UK's
MOSTVERSATILE
ACOUSTIC
VENTILATION
YOU CAN FIT
With its extremely high noise attenuation,
Titon’s small and ergonomic Sonair acoustic
ventilation unit delivers fresh, filtered air into
new build or refurb properties. Perfect for
rooms where clean air is needed, but noise
and air pollution aren’t! Sonair is virtually
silent and can be fitted on any outside wall.
Download a spec sheet from our
website - you’ll be surprised.
Tel: 01206 713800
www.titon.co.uk/sonair
ventilation systems
Best Practice Booklet
Tender for the Provision of
on all aspects of
Water Management Services
Wakefi eld College, Margaret
Biofuel combustion
Street, Wakefi eld WF1 2DH
and zero net carbon
Wakefi eld College is seeking expressions of
interest from suitably qualifi ed suppliers to provide
management of water hygiene, (L8 Compliance),
at its Wakefi eld, Thornes Park and skillsXchange
Campuses.
Capturing the economic benefi ts of carbon neutral fuels
The contract will commence on 1 March 2010 and
Selecting multi fuel burners for
will terminate on 28 February 2013.
B5 to B100 biodiesel
Interested parties should request a Pre-Qualifi cation
Pure and waste vegetable oils
Organic wastes and liquid renewable fuels
Questionnaire from:
Specifying boiler geometry and design
Helen Johnson, Estates Administrator
Tel No. 01924 789720
Email h.johnson@wakefi eld.ac.uk
To obtain a free copy of this invaluable booklet, email
Please note that PQQ’s are only available in hard
technicallibrary@dunphy.co.uk
or call Sharon Kuligowski on 01706 649217
copy and will not be supplied electronically.
Completed Pre-Qualifi cation Questionnaires must be
returned by 12.00 noon on Friday, 13 November 2009.
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