WCC - Asbestos Survey and Analytical Works for Warwickshire County Council

Tender description

Warwickshire County Council requires asbestos survey and analytical support works to be carried out at all scheduled properties. The Authority currently has approximately 400 Properties within its property portfolio although this figure may change over time. Most of these properties were built prior to the formal prohibition of asbestos in 1999 and are known to have asbestos-containing materials (ACM's) incorporated into their structure(s). Each site built after 1999 has had a management asbestos survey with all identified ACM's assessed to provide an asbestos management plan for the Authority. This management plan is used to create an annual programme of remedial works. An ongoing programme of re-inspections is carried out by an in-house team of asbestos surveyors. Further to this, as part of the ongoing maintenance and improvement of the Authority's property stock, refurbishment and demolition surveys and associated analytical works will be required as part of the maintenance and improvement works. The framework will be used to provide services for Warwickshire County Council (and surrounding authorities) where identified by the Duty Holder (as defined by the most recent Control of Asbestos Regulations). In addition through the period of the contract additional sites may be included which are our clients where they choose to use our services. (Eg Academy Schools). The works involve, agreeing an annual planned schedule of works with the contract administrator, confirming with the site "customer" these dates, undertaking the required work on site, providing necessary documentation electronically alongside invoices (or at any time as specified by the contract administrator), documentation being survey reports and/or analytical paperwork where applicable (with any exclusions to the requested works clearly outlined) in a readable condition so it can be uploaded to the Warwickshire County Council Property System (ATLASWeb).