Construction work

Tender description

ENGIE on behalf of North East Lincolnshire Council are seeking suitably qualified contractors for the renewal of its capital works framework, which is delivered by its technical design services team. The works to be carried out under this framework focuses around repairs, maintenance, refurbishment, new capital projects and extensions to Authority owned assets, leisure portfolio and schools/academies. The works Will be both internal and external construction to assets including buildings, site works, substructure, superstructure, internal construction and finishes, electrical, mechanical, and access systems. The authority intends to award up to seven contractors per lot. This framework is being awarded based on 100 % quality criteria. The authority wants to ensure that it permits the right quality of contractors to deliver projects. Each project will be subject to a mini-competition, where all seven contractors will be invited to tender. The technical design services framework Lot 1 is for works between the value of 0 GBP to 350 000 GBP. This lot provides the mechanism to allow mini competitions to be completed, which identify a suitably Competent contractor to deliver general building works, primarily associated to the authority's assets, leisure portfolio, and schools/academies. There will be no obligation for the authority to enter into call-off contracts nor will any guarantee be given about minimum volumes of works or indeed through this framework agreement. Volumes are subject to change based on budgetary alteration outsides the authority's control. Each project will be subject to a mini-competition, where all seven contractors will be invited to tender. Contractors will be issued with a bill of quantities, which will be evaluated on 100 % price. However, there may be occasions when a price/quality split will be required. The design engineer/quantity surveyor will do an initial assessment of the whole life cost of each project prior to the invitation to tender to enable a comparison between the assessment and bids received to ensure value for money. Once bids are evaluated, if the design engineer/quantity surveyor assesses that the tender is not proving value for money, the project will not be awarded and will be re-tendered. If at any time, during the lifetime of this framework, the framework is no longer proving value for money, the authority will reserve the right to terminate and re-procure. The technical design services framework Lot 2 is for works between the value of 350 000 GBP to 2 000 000 GBP. This lot provides the mechanism to allow mini competitions to be completed, which identify a suitably Competent contractor to deliver general building works, primarily associated to the authority's assets, leisure portfolio, and schools/academies. There will be no obligation for the authority to enter into call-off contracts nor will any guarantee be given about minimum volumes of works or indeed through this framework agreement. Volumes are subject to change based on budgetary alteration outsides the authority's control. Each project will be subject to a mini-competition, where all seven contractors will be invited to tender. Contractors will be issued with a Bill of quantities, which will be evaluated on 100 % price. However, there may be occasions when a price/quality split will be required. The design engineer/quantity surveyor will do an initial assessment of the whole life cost of each project prior to the invitation to tender to enable a comparison between the assessment and bids received to ensure value for money. Once bids are evaluated, if the design engineer/quantity surveyor assesses that the tender is not proving value for money, the project will not be awarded and will be re-tendered. If at any time, during the lifetime of this framework, the framework is no longer proving value for money, the authority will reserve the right to terminate and re-procure. The technical design services framework Lot 3 is for works between the value of 2 000 000 GBP to the OJEU threshold. This lot provides the mechanism to allow mini competitions to be completed, which identify a suitably competent contractor to deliver general building works, primarily associated to the authority's assets, leisure portfolio, and schools/academies. There will be no obligation for the authority to enter into call-off contracts nor will any guarantee be given about minimum volumes of works or indeed through this framework agreement. Volumes are subject to change based on budgetary alteration outsides the authority's control. Each project will be subject to a mini competition, where all seven contractors will be invited to tender. Contractors will be issued with a Bill of quantities, which will be evaluated on 100 % price. However, there may be occasions when a price/quality split will be required. The design engineer/quantity surveyor will do an initial assessment of the whole life cost of each project prior to the invitation to tender to enable a comparison between the assessment and bids received to ensure value for money. Once bids are evaluated, if the design engineer/quantity surveyor assesses that the tender is not proving value for money, the project will not be awarded and will be re-tendered. If at any time, during the lifetime of this framework, the framework is no longer proving value for money, the authority will reserve the right to terminate and re-procure. The technical design services framework Lot 4 is for conservation works, which may include listed buildings, scheduled monuments, and local designation between the value of 0 GBP to 500 000 GBP. This lot provides the mechanism to allow mini competitions to be completed, which identify a suitably competent contractor to deliver general building works, primarily associated to the authority's assets, leisure portfolio, and schools/academies. There will be no obligation for the authority to enter into call-off contracts nor will any guarantee be given about minimum volumes of works or indeed through this framework agreement. Volumes are subject to change based on budgetary alteration outsides the authority's control. Each project will be subject to a mini competition, where all 7 contractors will be invited to tender. Contractors will be issued with a Bill of quantities, which will be evaluated on 100 % price. However, there may be occasions when a price/quality split will be required. The design engineer/quantity surveyor will do an initial assessment of the whole life cost of each project prior to the invitation to tender to enable a comparison between the assessment and bids received to ensure value for money. Once bids are evaluated, if the design engineer/quantity surveyor assesses that the tender is not proving value for money, the project will not be awarded and will be re-tendered. If at any time, during the lifetime of this framework, the framework is no longer proving value for money, the authority will reserve the right to terminate and re-procure. The technical design services framework Lot 5 is for conservation works, which may include listed buildings, scheduled monuments, and local designation between the value of 500 000 GBP to 2 000 000 GBP. This lot provides the mechanism to allow mini-competitions to be completed, which identify a suitably competent contractor to deliver general building works, primarily associated to the authority's assets, leisure portfolio and schools/academies. There will be no obligation for the authority to enter into call-off contracts nor will any guarantee be given about minimum volumes of works or indeed through this framework agreement. Volumes are subject to change based on budgetary alteration outsides the authority's control. Each project will be subject to a mini-competition, where all 7 contractors will be invited to tender. Contractors will be issued with a Bill of quantities, which will be evaluated on 100 % price. However, there may be occasions when a price/quality split will be required. The design engineer/quantity surveyor will do an initial assessment of the whole life cost of each project prior to the invitation to tender to enable a comparison between the assessment and bids received to ensure value for money. Once bids are evaluated, if the design engineer/quantity surveyor assesses that the tender is not proving value for money, the project will not be awarded and will be re-tendered. If at any time, during the lifetime of this framework, the framework is no longer proving value for money, the authority will reserve the right to terminate and re-procure.