Construction work

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Construction work, building construction work, construction work for houses, multi-functional buildings construction work, construction work for buildings relating to leisure, sports, culture, lodging and restaurants, construction work for industrial buildings, construction work for buildings relating to water transport, construction work for buildings relating to education and research, construction work for school buildings, construction work for buildings relating to health and social services, for crematoriums and public conveniences, construction work for buildings relating to law and order or emergency services and for military buildings, construction work for military buildings and installations, construction work for pipelines, communication and power lines, for highways, roads, airfields and railways; flatwork, construction work for airfields, runways and manoeuvring surfaces. The Overseas Capital Framework (OCF) is the proposed commercial vehicle to deliver construction and civil engineering projects and programmes across the Ministry of Defence Overseas Built Estate within agreed performance, cost and time schedules. It will support all Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) overseas business areas in the delivery of capital works projects (comprising new builds and refurbishments), major and complex maintenance (‘Sustain’) and minor new works (including ‘Change’) with the requirement to provide the best Value for money (VfM) Commercial solution. The Framework will be open to other areas of MoD and other UK Government Departments and Public Bodies. This framework agreement will incorporate works at any MoD establishment Overseas, including but not limited to: — Cyprus, — Gibraltar, — South Atlantic Islands, — Kenya, — Singapore, — Belize, — Norway, — Broader Middle East, — Military Operational Theatres/Works Areas, and Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) Overseas Estate: The Foreign and Commonwealth Office estate is a unique and highly diverse public asset with over 4 600 properties, primarily overseas. The FCO operates in 268 overseas locations, covering 156 countries and 12 overseas territories. Approximately 13 000 staff work for the FCO, other UK Government Departments, and Partners Across Government, in premises on the overseas estate (known as the One HMG platform). A majority of these staff are accommodated in diplomatic offices, residences and staff accommodation, but maybe be located in other associated premises. And Projects associated with the Department for International Development (DFID). Any of the DFID operating locations may require construction, infrastructure or capital works programmes to support their programmes. DFID Operating Countries — Ethiopia, — Kenya (covering Somalia), — Rwanda, — S Sudan, — Sudan, — Tanzania, — Uganda, — DRC, — Ghana, — Malawi, — Mozambique, — Nigeria, — Sierra Leone and Liberia, — Southern Africa, — Zambia, — Zimbabwe, — Afghanistan, — Pakistan, — Tajikstan (covering Kyrygyz Republic), — Bangladesh, — Burma, — China, — India, — Nepal, — Indonesia, — Caribbean (covered by UK office), — Pitcairn, — Tristan da Cunha, — St Helena (and others), — Occupied Palestinian Territories, — Yemen, — Egypt, — Jordan, — Libya, — Morocco, — Tunisia, — Syria.