Construction work

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LHC on behalf of the Welsh Procurement Alliance (WPA) are seeking interest from suitable organisations for our Public Buildings and Infrastructure Framework (PB3). This new framework is the successor to our popular Schools and Community Buildings Framework and will be for the construction of new buildings, extensions, and refurbishment of public and social infrastructure buildings. Typical building types are as follows (but not limited to) — educational buildings; — healthcare buildings; — emergency service buildings such as fire stations, ambulance stations and police stations; — community buildings such as community centres and sports facilities; — offices and other buildings for social infrastructure; — residential properties (when part of a mixed-use development); — conversion of commercial buildings for residential use; — delivery of student accommodation to education clients. Certain lots include the provision of infrastructure works either when associated to the main project scope or as standalone infrastructure works. Lot 2 covers the provision of specialist refurbishment works of existing building projects with a project value of between GBP 0 and 2 million. Typical building types are as follows (but not limited to) — educational buildings; — healthcare buildings; — emergency service buildings such as fire stations, ambulance stations and police stations; — community buildings such as community centres and sports facilities; — offices and other buildings for social infrastructure; — residential properties (when part of a mixed-use development); — conversion of commercial buildings for residential use; — delivery of student accommodation to education clients. Subject to the Public Contracts Regulations 2016, this framework can be used by any public sector body or organisation throughout Wales including but not limited to local authorities, education authorities, further education authorities, academies, police authorities, fire authorities, public health authorities, NHS trusts, tenant management organisations and registered providers of social housing. Lot 3 allows for projects that consist of the construction of new build, extensions and/or the refurbishment of existing buildings with a project value of between GBP 2 and 7 million. Typical building types are as follows (but not limited to) — educational buildings; — healthcare buildings; — emergency service buildings such as fire stations, ambulance stations and police stations; — community buildings such as community centres and sports facilities; — offices and other buildings for social infrastructure; — residential properties (when part of a mixed-use development); — conversion of commercial buildings for residential use; — delivery of student accommodation to education clients. In addition, where required associated infrastructure works can be included in a project for this lot, but standalone infrastructure works cannot be delivered through this lot. Subject to the Public Contracts Regulations 2016, this framework can be used by any public sector body or organisation throughout Wales including but not limited to local authorities, education authorities, further education authorities, academies, police authorities, fire authorities, public health authorities, NHS trusts, tenant management organisations and registered providers of social housing. Lot 4 allows for projects that consist of the construction of new build, extensions and/or the refurbishment of existing buildings with a project value of between GBP 7 and 14 million. Typical building types are as follows (but not limited to) — educational buildings; — healthcare buildings; — emergency services buildings such as fire stations, ambulance stations and police stations; — community buildings such as community centres and sports facilities; — offices and other buildings for social infrastructure; — residential properties (when part of a mixed-use development); — conversion of commercial buildings for residential use; — delivery of student accommodation to education clients. In addition, infrastructure works can be delivered through this lot whether they are necessary as part of a new build or refurbishment project or as a standalone infrastructure works project (such as bridges, retaining walls, drainage, new road ways). Subject to the Public Contracts Regulations 2016, this framework can be used by any public sector body or organisation throughout Wales including but not limited to local authorities, education authorities, further education authorities, academies, police authorities, fire authorities, public health authorities, NHS trusts, tenant management organisations and registered providers of social housing. Lot 5 allows for projects that consist of the construction of new build, extensions and/or the refurbishment of existing buildings with a project value of between GBP 14 and 25 million. Typical building types are as follows (but not limited to) — educational buildings; — healthcare buildings; — emergency service buildings such as fire stations, ambulance stations and police stations; — community buildings such as community centres and sports facilities; — offices and other buildings for social infrastructure; — residential properties (when part of a mixed-use development); — conversion of commercial buildings for residential use; — delivery of student accommodation to education clients. In addition, infrastructure works can be delivered through this lot whether they are necessary as part of a new build or refurbishment project or as a standalone infrastructure works project (such as bridges, retaining walls, drainage, new road ways). Subject to the Public Contracts Regulations 2016, this framework can be used by any public sector body or organisation throughout Wales including but not limited to local authorities, education authorities, further education authorities, academies, police authorities, fire authorities, public health authorities, NHS trusts, tenant management organisations and registered providers of social housing. Lot 6 allows for projects that consist of the construction of new build, extensions and/or the refurbishment of existing buildings with a project value in excess of GBP 25 million. Typical building types are as follows (but not limited to) — educational buildings; — healthcare buildings; — emergency service buildings such as fire stations, ambulance stations and police stations; — community buildings such as community centres and sports facilities; — offices and other buildings for social infrastructure; — residential properties (when part of a mixed-use development); — conversion of commercial buildings for residential use; — delivery of student accommodation to education clients. In addition, infrastructure works can be delivered through this lot whether they are necessary as part of a new build or refurbishment project or as a standalone infrastructure works project (such as bridges, retaining walls, drainage, new road ways). Subject to the Public Contracts Regulations 2016, this framework can be used by any public sector body or organisation throughout Wales including but not limited to local authorities, education authorities, further education authorities, academies, police authorities, fire authorities, public health authorities, NHS trusts, tenant management organisations and registered providers of social housing. Lot 1 covers the provision of extensions and new build works construction projects with a value of between GBP 0 and 2 million. Whilst this lot is primarily for the construction of new buildings or extensions it may also include refurbishment of existing buildings where Required as part of the new build project to interface with an existing building. Typical building types are as follows (but not limited to) — educational buildings; — healthcare buildings; — emergency services buildings such as fire stations, ambulance stations and police stations; — community buildings such as community centres and sports facilities; — offices and other buildings for social infrastructure; — residential properties (when part of a mixed-use development); — delivery of student accommodation to education clients. In addition, where required associated infrastructure works can be included in a project for this lot, but standalone infrastructure works cannot be delivered through this lot. Subject to the Public Contracts Regulations 2016, this framework can be used by any public sector body or organisation throughout Wales including but not limited to local authorities, education authorities, further education authorities, academies, police authorities, fire authorities, public health authorities, NHS trusts, tenant management organisations and registered providers of social housing.