OUTPATIENTS DEPARTMENT at UNIVERSITY TECHNOLOGY CAMPUS, CURAHEEN ROAD, CORK for HEALTH SERVICE EXECUTIVE

Tender description

Works comprises of a new Outpatients Department at Building 4, University Technology Campus, Curaheen Road, Cork for Health Service Executive. Works will include refurbishment and fit-out of Building 4, with and including the construction of an extension to the front of the building to facilitate installation of a new lift. Accommodation will includes Consultant rooms, Treatment rooms, Radiography rooms, Plaster rooms, Phlebotomy, Assessment rooms, Admissions bays, Store rooms, Admin rooms, VFac, Clinical Equipment Stores, Clean Utility, Dirty Utility rooms, ICT, Medical Records, Reception, Nurse Base together with associated support and plantroom accommodation. Works will be completed on a live campus, with no disruption to adjoining building users and or services allowable. In order to ensure the continued operation to adjoining campus users a high level of management, safety, dust and infection control procedures will be required on site. It is anticipated that the construction works will take approximately 38 weeks, commencing in Q2, 2024. Contractors will be required to comply with the code of practice for inspecting and certifying buildings and works as defined in SINo.9 of 2014 Building Control (Amendment) Regulations 2014. Under section 3.4, applicants must supply details of works that the applicant has provided that are similar in nature, size, scope, complexity and value to the works required for this project. As a minimum applicants must have Main Contractor and PSCS experience within the following areas: - Main Contract and PSCS experience in construction and delivery of similar healthcare projects. As a minimum applicants are required to have completed at least 2 no ‘Type 3’ healthcare projects of similar nature, size, scope, complexity and value, within a Level 4 Acute Hospital environment. -Main Contract and PSCS experience in construction, delivery and project administration of a similar projects under the Public Works contract for Building Works as Designed by the Employer within a live campus environment. As a minimum applicants are required to have completed at least 1 no ‘Type 3’ projects of similar nature, size, scope, complexity and value. In addition to the above minimum requirements, applicants will achieve higher marks where demonstration of the following is provided; Management of Mechanical and Electrical Sub Contractors; Working outside of Normal working hours; Dust Control and infection prevention and control guidelines for the prevention of aspergillosis during renovation works/construction works; Noise and vibration restrictions; Health and Safety; Security; Patient Confidentiality and Dignity; Installation in accordance with HSE Structured Cabling Standards; Fire Alarm Avoidance of Nuisance activations; Traffic management, Parking, Security and Compound Restrictions; and Waste and Environmental Management. Projects proposed by the applicant to demonstrate the above capabilities, must be complete, with a copy of the defects certificate available upon request. Projects which have not obtained a defects certificate will not be considered as complete. Works comprises of a new Outpatients Department at Building 4, University Technology Campus, Curaheen Road, Cork for Health Service Executive. Works will include refurbishment and fit-out of Building 4, with and including the construction of an extension to the front of the building to facilitate installation of a new lift. Accommodation will includes Consultant rooms, Treatment rooms, Radiography rooms, Plaster rooms, Phlebotomy, Assessment rooms, Admissions bays, Store rooms, Admin rooms, VFac, Clinical Equipment Stores, Clean Utility, Dirty Utility rooms, ICT, Medical Records, Reception, Nurse Base together with associated support and plantroom accommodation. Works will be completed on a live campus, with no disruption to adjoining building users and or services allowable. In order to ensure the continued operation to adjoining campus users a high level of management, safety, dust and infection control procedures will be required on site. It is anticipated that the construction works will take approximately 38 weeks, commencing in Q2, 2024. Contractors will be required to comply with the code of practice for inspecting and certifying buildings and works as defined in SINo.9 of 2014 Building Control (Amendment) Regulations 2014. Under section 3.4, applicants must supply details of works that the applicant has provided that are similar in nature, size, scope, complexity and value to the works required for this project. As a minimum applicants must have Main Contractor and PSCS experience within the following areas: - Main Contract and PSCS experience in construction and delivery of similar healthcare projects. As a minimum applicants are required to have completed at least 2 no ‘Type 3’ healthcare projects of similar nature, size, scope, complexity and value, within a Level 4 Acute Hospital environment. -Main Contract and PSCS experience in construction, delivery and project administration of a similar projects under the Public Works contract for Building Works as Designed by the Employer within a live campus environment. As a minimum applicants are required to have completed at least 1 no ‘Type 3’ projects of similar nature, size, scope, complexity and value. In addition to the above minimum requirements, applicants will achieve higher marks where demonstration of the following is provided; Management of Mechanical and Electrical Sub Contractors; Working outside of Normal working hours; Dust Control and infection prevention and control guidelines for the prevention of aspergillosis during renovation works/construction works; Noise and vibration restrictions; Health and Safety; Security; Patient Confidentiality and Dignity; Installation in accordance with HSE Structured Cabling Standards; Fire Alarm Avoidance of Nuisance activations; Traffic management, Parking, Security and Compound Restrictions; and Waste and Environmental Management. Projects proposed by the applicant to demonstrate the above capabilities, must be complete, with a copy of the defects certificate available upon request. Projects which have not obtained a defects certificate will not be considered as complete.