Pipeline Framework: Lancaster University – Management School Refurbishment Phase 2

A pipeline has been launched for Lancaster University – Management School Refurbishment Phase 2.The contract start Date is 23 March 2020. Approach to market date is 04 October 2019.Existing building of the Management School constructed c. 1975 will undergo a full refurbishment and remodelling. This includes new roof, windows and M&E as a minimum. This will include expansion and relocation of the existing café outlet and provision of new café offer.Lancaster Leadership Centre constructed c 2005 will undergo light refurbishment works based on its current condition. There is an element of new build and forming of a new east entrance to improve circulation and more effectively link the 2 existing buildings.Intended tender method: The University will publish documents 04.10.19 (target) inviting formal Expressions Of Interest (EOI) in the project before running a Closed Tender. The Closed Tender (with 4 or 5 contractors TBC) will run across January 2020 to March 2020 (8 weeks): Traditional single stage, inviting fixed price lump sum; on the basis of RIBA Stage 4 design information, utilising a JCT Standard Build Contract (2016) and Lancaster University’s Special Conditions The University is keen to receive feedback against this Early Opportunity Notice – and the proposed tender method in particular by 19th July 2019; before the procurement strategy is agreed. If you have any feedback on the proposed tender method which you consider imperative to your company’s bid/no bid decision please contact the buyer directly. The location of the site is Bailrigg Campus, Lancaster, LA1 4YW.documents/maps/campus-map.pdfThe campus is a public space and so sections are open to members of the public and can be explored at their convenience unaccompanied by a University’s representative. Interested organisations can explore the campus unaccompanied at their convenience but must not disrupt (whether or not unintentionally) the University’s business, or its employees or agents in any way, nor attempt to procure any individual (connected with the University or this project) to provide information on, or facilitate a visit to the site on an alternative date.All procurement documents will be available free of charge via the University’s e-tendering portal: In-TendDOCUMENTS ONCE RELEASED; MUST BE ACCESSED AND SUBMISSIONS MADE VIA THIS PORTAL. Interested organisations are encouraged to register on the In-Tend system in advance so they are alerted to the release of the documents without delay.In-Tend Support:Phone: 0845 557 8079E-mail: support@in-tend.comWeb : This is a potential opportunity from the government, and the pipeline gives advance notice of an opportunity that might be offered by the public sector in the future – allowing potential suppliers to plan accordingly. When a public sector organisation publishes a pipeline notice, it does not necessarily mean that an opportunity will be offered in the future.For more information contact: University of Lancaster, University House, Lancaster LA14YW. Email: l.morrish@lancaster.ac.uk (Larissa Morrish)