PASSENGER LIFT MAINTENANCE SERVICES

Tender description

There are approximately 84 lifts included in this contract. This is subject to change. The successful Economic Operator shall be responsible for providing comprehensive maintenance and servicing to all the Employer’s passenger lifts in multi storey buildings, offices and other buildings across Northern Ireland, together with all other checks and services needed to keep the lifts in continuous safe operation, for the duration of the service period. The successful Economic Operator will: Maintain the allocated lifts in operation throughout the service period; Respond to call outs for repairs, in accordance with the Response Times and other timescales specified in this contract Provide preventative maintenance as recommended by the lift manufacturers and, in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions; Undertake two ‘Major’ services per year to each lift at 6 monthly intervals; Provide attendance to lift inspectors (LOLER). Service coverage is required on a 24/7/365 (366 in a leap year) basis and emergency call outs require attendance on site within 1 hour. Lot 1: The Competition will be carried out in accordance with Regulation 27 (the Open Procedure) as set out in the Public Contract Regulations 2015. The Competition will be advertised on eTendersNI. Form of contract is expected to be: NEC3 Term Service Short Contract The Constructionline Categories expected to be used are: Lift (General Care), Lifts (Passenger) and Lifts(Passenger) Term Contract. The category value is expected to be: £200,000 It is the Economic Operator's responsibility to ensure the category notation they intend to rely upon is updated, verified and published on Contructionline. Economic Operators will be required to provide 2 example contracts demonstrating previous experience of providing comprehensive servicing and maintenance / repairs to passenger lifts in multiple high rise domestic and / or non-domestic premises with an annual value equal to or in excess of £200,000. Further details will be provided in the SQ1. Each example of previous experience must be independently verified by a nominated referee. The Contracting Authority may contact any or all referees to verify the information provided. The award of contract decision shall be to the tenderer who meets the quality standards detailed in the mandatory selection criteria and obtains the highest commercial score i.e. lowest acceptable price. The highest commercial score will be awarded a percentage score of 100%. Additional information: The estimated value shown in section II.1.5 is for the full duration of the Contract inclusive of the initial Contract period and potential extensions. The estimated value shown in section II.1.5 is therefore NOT an annual value. The estimated. annual value is £200,000