Oberstown Small Capital Works Framework

Tender description

This is a two stage tender competition which intends to establish a multi provider Framework Agreement between Oberstown Children Detention Campus and the successful Candidates for procuring Minor Capital Works. The first stage is a Suitability Assessment Questionnaire (SAQ) to shortlist ten (10) Candidates who will be invited to tender (provided ten Applicants submit compliant PQQ Responses that meet the minimum requirements). If there is more than one Applicant ranked at tenth place, all the tenth placed Applicants will be invited to tender. The second stage will be a tender competition to appoint a maximum of six (6) Tenderers to the Framework (provided six Tenders are compliant and meet the minimum requirements). If there is more than one Tenderer ranked at sixth place, all the sixth placed Tenderers will be appointed to the framework. The scope of the Capital Works Framework will cover a wide variety of minor projects relating to all Mechanical, Electrical, Building Fabrics, Infrastructure, Fire Safety and other assets on the campus. A non-exhaustive list of possible works: • Minor building extensions • Demolition works • Refurbishment / Renovations / Upgrades of existing buildings (exterior and interior works) • Office fit out projects including but not limited to Architectural works, Mechanical services, Electrical services and Communication backbone infrastructure establishment • Control Room fit out projects including but not limited to Architectural works, Mechanical services, Electrical services and Communication backbone infrastructure establishment • Upgrade / replacement of critical Mechanical and Electrical systems that serve our office buildings and our critical assets such as Data Centres, Control Room and Disaster Recovery Sites • Building fabric upgrade and replacement (facades and roofs) • Life Safety Systems i.e., emergency lightening and fire safety • Electrical Systems i.e Specialist Security System • Energy Systems installations and upgrades (LED upgrades, solar panel and heat pump installations) • Site infrastructure works such as retaining walls, underground utilities, roads, pavements, compounds and security fencing • Hard and soft Landscaping • The role of Project Supervisor Construction Stage and Contractor, as described in the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (Construction) Regulations 2013, will form part of this scope • In some cases, role of Designer, as described in the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (Construction) Regulations 2013, will form part of this scope. For example, where: (a)Specialist permanent works design may be required in the case of electrical, mechanical, structural or architectural; and (b) Where temporary works design may be required such as shuttering, traffic management, temporary electrical systems, propping, supporting, specialist scaffolding etc. The term of the framework will be 3 years, with options to renew with 1 + 1 years, if deemed appropriate.