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United Kingdom-Worcester: Demolition, site preparation and clearance work – Framework Lead
The current contract for Demolition, site preparation and clearance work – Framework Lead is projected to end on 01-SEP-18 and may be available for retender.
Description:
Title attributed to the contract by the contracting authority:: Demolition Works.
Type of contract and location of works, place of delivery or of performance: Works
Realisation, by whatever means of work, corresponding to the requirements specified by the contracting authorities
Main site or location of works, place of delivery or of performance: Demolition Services consisting of (a full in-house turnkey solution, managing all aspects of the demolition process, and associated services including recycling, asbestos removal, waste disposal and land reclamation.)
Demolition
– Traditional deconstruction and dismantling
– Controlled explosive demolition
– High reach mechanical demolition
– Concrete cutting and crushing
Decontamination
– Ground remediation and stabilisation
– Asbestos removal and registered disposal
– Hazardous waste removal
– Pollution control
Support Services
– Waste segregation and recycling
– Bulk earthworks and groundwork
– Façade retention and scaffolding, fencing and hoarding
On a regional and/or national basis plus reporting. Sanctuary has Building Developments throughout Scotland and England, and the Contractors awarded this contract will need to be able to supply the services in one, multiple or all of the regions they are interested in.
These regions/disciplines being:-
Lot 1 – Scotland – Traditional deconstruction and dismantling
Lot 2 – Scotland – Controlled explosive demolition
Lot 3 – Scotland – High reach mechanical demolition
Lot 4 – North of England – Traditional deconstruction and dismantling
Lot 5 – North of England – Controlled explosive demolition
Lot 6 – North of England – High reach mechanical demolition
Lot 7 – South of England – Traditional deconstruction and dismantling
Lot 8 – South of England – Controlled explosive demolition
Lot 9 – South of England – High reach mechanical demolition
North of England means North East England, North West England and Midlands;
South of England means London & South East, East England, South West England:
Contracts shall be awarded on a regional and/or a national basis depending on the outcome of the tender responses and evaluations.
The contractor(s) will be required to provide a customer focused service, and demonstrate a commitment to providing an effective service and support. This must provide measurable Value for Money to Sanctuary.
Contractors will need to demonstrate:-
– They have the skills, equipment and experience to meet the constraints of tight deadlines, environmental restrictions, site clearance, and difficult locations.
– Undertake demolition packages large or small.
– Fully complying with all current legislation relating to demolition work, including all aspects of CDM 2007 Regulations.
– Use the most environmentally responsible techniques.
– Have in place strict controls, working methods.
– Work very hard to minimise the disruption caused to communities.
– Maximizing the elements within the structures for re-cycling.
NUTS code UK
Information on framework agreement: Framework agreement with several operators
maximum number of participants to the framework agreement envisaged: 4
Duration of the framework agreement
Duration in months: 48
Justification for a framework agreement, the duration of which exceeds four years: Framework will be for a period of 36 months with option to extend for a further 12 months based on Contractor performance against KPIs.
Estimated total value of purchases for the entire duration of the framework agreement
Estimated value excluding VAT:
Range: between 2 500 000 and 10 000 000 GBP
Short description of the contract or purchase(s): Sanctuary is the UK’s leading provider of housing, care, supported living and property management services in the UK. Sanctuary aspires to be a market leader in terms of quality, innovation and performance. Established in 1969, the organisation has grown into a successful provider of housing and associated services, and now manages over 95 000 units of accommodation throughout England and Scotland, including general rented, sheltered, supported accommodation, student and key worker accommodation and care homes.
Sanctuary is seeking expressions of interest from experienced Contractors for the undertaking of this exciting opportunity for our Demolition works framework consisting of (a full in-house turnkey solution, managing all aspects of the demolition process, and associated services including recycling, asbestos removal, waste disposal and land reclamation), On a regional and/or national basis.
Demolition
– Traditional deconstruction and dismantling
– Controlled explosive demolition
– High reach mechanical demolition
– Concrete cutting and crushing
Decontamination
– Ground remediation and stabilisation
– Asbestos removal and registered disposal
– Hazardous waste removal
– Pollution control
Support Services
– Waste segregation and recycling
– Bulk earthworks and groundwork
– Façade retention and scaffolding, fencing and hoarding
Contractors shall have the opportunity to submit Tenders based your organisations area of expertise. This tender offers Contractors the opportunity to shape a flexible, cost-effective, efficient service, whilst offering the opportunity to grow and develop as a Contractor to Sanctuary. Contractors shall be required to offer a customer focused service, with a commitment to providing both an efficient, innovative and cost effective demolition service solution that provides demonstrable Value for Money throughout the life of the Contract.
Sanctuary reserves the right to withdraw from the Procurement Process at any time, without any costs to Sanctuary, and without awarding any contracts. Contractors are to be responsible for any costs and expenses which may be incurred as a result of participating in this Procurement Process. Interested Contractors shall be able to demonstrate the relevant knowledge and particular skills required to deliver the service described.
NOTE: – The volume of works generated under this framework cannot be guaranteed due to the varying nature of the portfolio of properties managed by Sanctuary along with Building Programme.
Key elements of this framework are as follows:
1) Contractors can express an interest in either National supply or for specific regions and for all or one/multiple disciplines. All Contractors must have the skills, experience to meet the requirements, potentially tight deadlines and restrictions at varied locations.
2) Accomplish Value for Money, with consistent price commitment offering improved service. Contractors will be expected to make the process as cost effective as possible, driving out unnecessary costs from the process.
3) It is expected that the prices be fixed for a period of 2 years, and thereafter reviewed in line with CPI.
4) A key element of this framework is the opportunities for Employment and Training. Sanctuary aims to deliver a range of projects and initiatives that shall assist in improving both skills and quality of life by providing employment and enterprise opportunities, all of which encourage independence and lead to thriving communities. As such, part of the Tender process
requires the Contractor(s) to evidence their experience in this area, and to illustrate how that experience can be built upon to offer the opportunities which Sanctuary anticipates shall be created.
5) Contractors must adhere to Sanctuary’s Equality and Diversity policy, and that all Contractors have environmental and health & safety policies in place, in line with Sanctuary’s aim to think sustainably and to limit our impact on the environment along with health and safety aspects.
Information about variants: Variants will be accepted: no
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