TfWRL Facilities Management

Tender description

TfW operate a diverse estate of 248 stations and ancillary properties across Wales and the border regions. These stations are the gateway to our network and invariably the heartbeat of the local communities which they serve. The next iteration of our Facilities Management (FM) arrangements will commence in early 2023 and need to reflect the importance of these facilities as well as current and future customer aspirations. Lot 1: Hard FM Procurement will be sourced in accordance with an Open Procedure of the Utilities Contracts Regulations 2015 The proposed contract covers the provision of preventative (PPM) maintenance and reactive maintenance along with ancillary services for sites across the Wales and borders network. The station estate (248 locations) and ancillary buildings are outlined in Appendix 1 to this document and have been divided into 3 lots due to their geographical locations. You may choose to tender for all lots or select certain lots: Lot 1 – North Lot 2 – South Lot 3 – Core Valley Lines (CVL) Lot 4 – All stations (ie Lot 1 + Lot 2 + Lot 3) The following scope will apply to this tender: The Supplier must provide a Computer Aided Facilities Management (CAFM) system to request and have recorded works and/or faults relating to the property and its assets 365 days per year, 7 days per week and 24 hours a day. The Supplier must have the capability to manage and implement remedies to address asset faults and breakdowns requiring multiple trades. The Supplier will be accountable for the quality of service from its own supply chain and subcontractors The Supplier must be fully conversant with all relevant current and pending legislation. As our expert partner, the Service provider must advise of the requirements to achieve compliance, its risks from areas of non-compliance and relevant mitigation techniques. Please refer to Volume 5 – Scope of Work and all relevant attachments, included in the tender documentation, for the full scope of work. Please Note: The scope of service will fluctuate over time, both up and down, to potentially include new work packages, new locations such as stations, depots or ancillary buildings, and additional subsidiaries of Transport for Wales. Additional information: Access to supplementary detail required to prepare a bid are stored on a SharePoint site which is password protected - to obtain access, an NDA will need to be signed. Please follow the instructions outlined in Volume 5 - Scope