ABLE MARINE ENERGY PARK - MAIN QUAY WORKS

Tender description

In summary, the Works comprises a Design and Construct contract for a new quay at Able Humber Port, Rosper Road, North Killingholme, DN40 3DZ, as part of the wider Able Marine Energy Park (AMEP) development. The Works are to be completed and handed over in stages, each stage to be taken into operational use by the Contracting Entity while the remaining stages are completed by the Principal Contractor. The Scope of Works as described in the Employer's Requirements includes but is not limited to the following: • marine & landform engineering design; • marine & landform engineering detailing; • marine & landform engineering specification; • risk assessments & methods statements (RAMS); • specialist subcontractor & supplier procurement; • materials, plant & equipment delivery; • marine & landform construction; • testing, commission & training; • securing all consents, discharge of existing, new, or additional conditions; and • compliance with all applicable legislative & regulatory requirements. Lot 1: The Contracting Entity has undertaken this procurement process to appoint a Principal Contractor to work with in order to deliver the design and construction of Able Marine Energy Park - Main Quay Works (the Works). The Works have been procured on a Design and Construct basis utilising the FIDIC EPC & Turnkey Form of Contract with Particular Amendments to the standard clauses, a copy of which was included in the procurement documentation. The first stage of the procurement consisted of the following: - Standard Qualification Instruction to Suppliers (SQIS) document; with - Annexure A - Standard Selection Questionnaire (SSQ); and - Annexure B - Draft Invitation to Negotiate(ITN). The SSQ (Annexure A) was based upon the Crown Commercial Service standard template, and was marked by an assessment panel using the process detailed within the SQIS. 3 Suppliers were selected to proceed to the Tender stage and were issued with the full and final Invitation to Negotiate (ITN) document, a draft version of which was annexed to the SSQ for information and reference purposes. The Tender stage of procurement was a competitive procedure with negotiation with the Suppliers selected by the assessment panel and based upon the Suppliers SSQ response. All completed Tenders were to be submitted by the Tender Return Date stipulated in the procurement documents. The ITN was evaluated on the basis of a 60% Quality and 40% Price weighting. The appointed Preferred Contractor shall be responsible for the Design, Procurement, Delivery to Site, Off-Loading, Construction, Installation and Commissioning (including all testing) relating to his delivery of the Works. Lot 1: The Contracting Entity has undertaken this procurement process to appoint a Principal Contractor to work with in order to deliver the design and construction of Able Marine Energy Park - Main Quay Works (the Works). The Works have been procured on a Design and Construct basis utilising the FIDIC EPC & Turnkey Form of Contract with Particular Amendments to the standard clauses, a copy of which was included in the procurement documentation. The first stage of the procurement consisted of the following: - Standard Qualification Instruction to Suppliers (SQIS) document; with - Annexure A - Standard Selection Questionnaire (SSQ); and - Annexure B - Draft Invitation to Negotiate(ITN). The SSQ (Annexure A) was based upon the Crown Commercial Service standard template, and was marked by an assessment panel using the process detailed within the SQIS. 3 Suppliers were selected to proceed to the Tender stage and were issued with the full and final Invitation to Negotiate (ITN) document, a draft version of which was annexed to the SSQ for information and reference purposes. The Tender stage of procurement was a competitive procedure with negotiation with the Suppliers selected by the assessment panel and based upon the Suppliers SSQ response. All completed Tenders were to be submitted by the Tender Return Date stipulated in the procurement documents. The ITN was evaluated on the basis of a 60% Quality and 40% Price weighting. The appointed Preferred Contractor shall be responsible for the Design, Procurement, Delivery to Site, Off-Loading, Construction, Installation and Commissioning (including all testing) relating to his delivery of the Works.