Repair and maintenance services

Tender description

The contract will be for the provision of gas, solid fuel and non-gas heating servicing, repairs, maintenance and installations for our communal, private sector let and domestic properties in the Borough of Lewisham. The contract will be divided into two lots and client wishes to appoint two contractors, one for each lot. Each contractor can only be awarded one lot, they are welcome to bid for both lots however they will only be awarded the lot that they have scored highest on (assuming they score the highest on both lots). The contract for each lot will be for a primary term of 5 years with an option at the discretion of the client for a 5-year extension subject to the satisfactory performance of the contract and the consistent achievement of the key performance indicators (KPIs). The contract will be governed by the JCT Measured Term 2016 Terms and Conditions along with the clients Schedule of Amendments superseding these where applicable. This is an OJEU two stage restricted process. At the SQ stage tenderers will confirm what lots they are bidding for. Answers to part 1 and part 2 will be checked for compliance, the project specific questions will be scored in line with our scoring criteria detailed within the procurement documents and the top five highest scoring suppliers for each lot (subject to passing all compliance questions) will be invited to tender. The tenderers will then have to complete the ITT questions for the applicable lot/s, submit their prices for the applicable lot/s and the contract for each lot will be awarded to the tenderer that has the highest weighted score given the scoring criteria. Tenderers can only be awarded one lot, if they are the top scoring for both lots then they will be awarded the lot that they have scored highest on and the other lot will be awarded to the second highest scoring supplier. Value of the lot is inclusive of the possible extension. This is an OJEU two stage restricted process. At the SQ stage tenderers will confirm what lots they are bidding for. Answers to part 1 and part 2 will be checked for compliance, the project specific questions will be scored in line with our scoring criteria detailed within the procurement documents and the top five highest scoring suppliers for each lot (subject to passing all compliance questions) will be invited to tender. The tenderers will then have to complete the ITT questions for the applicable lot/s, submit their prices for the applicable lot/s and the contract for each lot will be awarded to the tenderer that has the highest weighted score given the scoring criteria. Tenderers can only be awarded one lot, if they are the top scoring for both lots then they will be awarded the lot that they have scored highest on and the other lot will be awarded to the second highest scoring supplier. Value of the lot is inclusive of the possible extension.