Notice Information
Notice Title
Archaeology Framework
Notice Description
Highways England (HE) has a legal obligation to ensure that archaeological remains are preserved, and recorded where new roads, motorway widening projects and trunk road improvements are built by providing appropriate archaeological expertise, advice on design and contract documentation, supervising, monitoring, search and recovery and reporting progress on all stages of work. HE has highlighted the need for an archaeology framework with technically competent, capacity enabled suppliers, to provide a consistent route across programmes/directorates, drive savings and build direct relationships with suppliers. The framework will be enabled for use by Highways England other Contractors. The framework will be composed of six lots. Work orders will be undertaken through lots 1a, 2a and 3a with values based on individual Schemes within each lot: Lot 1a: up to GBP 2 million, Lot 2a: GBP 2 million -- <GBP 5 million, Lot 3a: GBP 5 million or more. Time charge orders will be undertaken through lots 1b 2b and 3b.
Lot Information
Lot 1a
The scope of the services and works that will be delivered under the framework will cover six stages: Stage 1: The provision of general early-stage, desk-based advice on the production and costing of deliverables and interventions to inform a submission. Stage 2: Includes the provision of detailed assessment from the framework suppliers. This would cover the range of skill sets not normally found 'in-house' within the client's design-consultancy providers. Stage 3: Detailed design and implementation of investigations. The framework suppliers supply non-intrusive and intrusive archaeological investigations as appropriate. Stage 4: Mitigation measures including: * avoidance, preservation by burial or investigation in the case of archaeological remains; * relocation, photographic or drawn to scale surveys in the case of historic buildings; * recording, information panels or landscape works in the case of impacts on historic landscapes; and * reduction to impact on setting through screening or landscaping. Stage 5: Archaeological mitigation for on-site works * preservation of archaeological sites in situ (some may require small scale investigation); and * archaeological recording of assets to be removed by the package contract. Stage 6: Archaeological mitigation programme for off-site works * preliminary processing of excavated material and data; * post-fieldwork assessment; * analysis and publication; and * public archaeology and community engagement. Where archaeological remains are to be preserved in situ the archaeological. Supplier may be required to undertake or monitor other suppliers' activities. Additional information: Lot 1a is for schemes of value < 2 million. As the roads investment strategy 2 period progresses Highways England reserves the right to transfer any unallocated value between lots to fund additional schemes. When considering potential value of work which may be won by a successful supplier, tenderers should consider the total expected value of the framework as well as the relevant lot.
Lot 1bThe scope of all lots covers six stages: Stage 1: The provision of general early-stage, desk-based advice on the production and costing of deliverables and interventions to inform a submission. Stage 2: Includes the provision of detailed assessment from the framework suppliers. This would cover the range of skill sets not normally found 'in-house' within the Client's design-consultancy providers. Stage 3: Detailed design and implementation of investigations. The framework suppliers supply non-intrusive and intrusive archaeological investigations as appropriate. Stage 4: Mitigation measures including: * avoidance, preservation by burial or investigation in the case of archaeological remains; * relocation, photographic or drawn to scale surveys in the case of historic buildings; * recording, information panels or landscape works in the case of impacts on historic landscapes; and * reduction to impact on setting through screening or landscaping. Stage 5: archaeological mitigation for on-site works: * preservation of archaeological sites in situ (some may require small scale investigation); and * archaeological recording of assets to be removed by the package contract. Stage 6: archaeological mitigation programme for off-site works * preliminary processing of excavated material and data; * post-fieldwork assessment; * analysis and publication; and * public archaeology and community engagement. Where archaeological remains are to be preserved in situ the archaeological supplier may be required to undertake or monitor other suppliers' activities.
Lot 2aThe scope of all lots covers six stages: Stage 1: The provision of general early-stage, desk-based advice on the production and costing of deliverables and interventions to inform a submission. Stage 2: Includes the provision of detailed assessment from the framework suppliers. This would cover the range of skill sets not normally found 'in-house' within the Client's design-consultancy providers. Stage 3: Detailed design and implementation of investigations. The framework suppliers supply non-intrusive and intrusive archaeological investigations as appropriate. Stage 4: Mitigation measures including: * avoidance, preservation by burial or investigation in the case of archaeological remains; * relocation, photographic or drawn to scale surveys in the case of historic buildings; * recording, information panels or landscape works in the case of impacts on historic landscapes; and * reduction to impact on setting through screening or landscaping. Stage 5: archaeological mitigation for on-site works: * preservation of archaeological sites in situ (some may require small scale investigation); and * archaeological recording of assets to be removed by the package contract. Stage 6: archaeological mitigation programme for off-site works * preliminary processing of excavated material and data; * post-fieldwork assessment; * analysis and publication; and * public archaeology and community engagement. Where archaeological remains are to be preserved in situ the archaeological supplier may be required to undertake or monitor other suppliers' activities Additional information: Lot 2a is for schemes of value GBP 2 million -- < GBP 5 million. As the roads investment strategy 2 period progresses Highways England reserves the right to transfer any unallocated value between lots to fund additional schemes. When considering potential value of work which may be won by a supplier, tenderers to consider the total expected value of the framework as well as the relevant lot
Lot 2bThe scope of all lots covers six stages: Stage 1: The provision of general early-stage, desk-based advice on the production and costing of deliverables and interventions to inform a submission. Stage 2: Includes the provision of detailed assessment from the framework suppliers. This would cover the range of skill sets not normally found 'in-house' within the Client's design-consultancy providers. Stage 3: Detailed design and implementation of investigations. The framework suppliers supply non-intrusive and intrusive archaeological investigations as appropriate. Stage 4: Mitigation measures including: * avoidance, preservation by burial or investigation in the case of archaeological remains; * relocation, photographic or drawn to scale surveys in the case of historic buildings; * recording, information panels or landscape works in the case of impacts on historic landscapes; and * reduction to impact on setting through screening or landscaping. Stage 5: archaeological mitigation for on-site works: * preservation of archaeological sites in situ (some may require small scale investigation); and * archaeological recording of assets to be removed by the package contract. Stage 6: archaeological mitigation programme for off-site works * preliminary processing of excavated material and data; * post-fieldwork assessment; * analysis and publication; and * public archaeology and community engagement. Where archaeological remains are to be preserved in situ the archaeological supplier may be required to undertake or monitor other suppliers' activities
Lot 3aThe scope of all lots covers six stages: Stage 1: The provision of general early-stage, desk-based advice on the production and costing of deliverables and interventions to inform a submission. Stage 2: Includes the provision of detailed assessment from the framework suppliers. This would cover the range of skill sets not normally found 'in-house' within the Client's design-consultancy providers. Stage 3: Detailed design and implementation of investigations. The framework suppliers supply non-intrusive and intrusive archaeological investigations as appropriate. Stage 4: Mitigation measures including: * avoidance, preservation by burial or investigation in the case of archaeological remains; * relocation, photographic or drawn to scale surveys in the case of historic buildings; * recording, information panels or landscape works in the case of impacts on historic landscapes; and * reduction to impact on setting through screening or landscaping. Stage 5: archaeological mitigation for on-site works: * preservation of archaeological sites in situ (some may require small scale investigation); and * archaeological recording of assets to be removed by the package contract. Stage 6: archaeological mitigation programme for off-site works * preliminary processing of excavated material and data; * post-fieldwork assessment; * analysis and publication; and * public archaeology and community engagement. Where archaeological remains are to be preserved in situ the archaeological supplier may be required to undertake or monitor other suppliers' activities. Additional information: Lot 3a is for schemes of value > GBP 5 million. As the roads investment strategy 2 period progresses Highways England reserves the right to transfer any unallocated value between lots to fund additional schemes. When considering potential value of work which may be won by a successful supplier, tenderers should consider the total expected value of the framework as well as the relevant lot.
Lot 3bThe scope of all lots covers six stages: Stage 1: The provision of general early-stage, desk-based advice on the production and costing of deliverables and interventions to inform a submission. Stage 2: Includes the provision of detailed assessment from the framework suppliers. This would cover the range of skill sets not normally found 'in-house' within the Client's design-consultancy providers. Stage 3: Detailed design and implementation of investigations. The framework suppliers supply non-intrusive and intrusive archaeological investigations as appropriate. Stage 4: Mitigation measures including: * avoidance, preservation by burial or investigation in the case of archaeological remains; * relocation, photographic or drawn to scale surveys in the case of historic buildings; * recording, information panels or landscape works in the case of impacts on historic landscapes; and * reduction to impact on setting through screening or landscaping. Stage 5: archaeological mitigation for on-site works: * preservation of archaeological sites in situ (some may require small scale investigation); and * archaeological recording of assets to be removed by the package contract. Stage 6: archaeological mitigation programme for off-site works * preliminary processing of excavated material and data; * post-fieldwork assessment; * analysis and publication; and * public archaeology and community engagement. Where archaeological remains are to be preserved in situ the archaeological supplier may be required to undertake or monitor other suppliers' activities
Notice Details
Publication & Lifecycle
- Open Contracting ID
- ocds-h6vhtk-02a845
- Publication Source
- Find A Tender Service
- Latest Notice
- https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/008404-2021
- Current Stage
- Award
- All Stages
- Award
Procurement Classification
- Notice Type
- Award Notice
- Procurement Type
- Standard
- Procurement Category
- Services
- Procurement Method
- Open
- Procurement Method Details
- Open procedure
- Tender Suitability
- Not specified
- Awardee Scale
- Large, SME
Common Procurement Vocabulary (CPV)
- CPV Divisions
71 - Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services
-
- CPV Codes
71510000 - Site-investigation services
Notice Value(s)
- Tender Value
- Not specified
- Lots Value
- Not specified
- Awards Value
- Not specified
- Contracts Value
- £273,200,000 £100M-£1B
Notice Dates
- Publication Date
- 20 Apr 20214 years ago
- Submission Deadline
- Not specified
- Future Notice Date
- Not specified
- Award Date
- 13 Sep 20205 years ago
- Contract Period
- Not specified - Not specified
- Recurrence
- Not specified
Notice Status
- Tender Status
- Complete
- Lots Status
- Cancelled
- Awards Status
- Active
- Contracts Status
- Active
Buyer & Supplier
Contracting Authority (Buyer)
- Main Buyer
- HIGHWAYS ENGLAND
- Contact Name
- Annabel Dunn
- Contact Email
- annabel.dunn@highwaysengland.co.uk
- Contact Phone
- +44 7850907451
Buyer Location
- Locality
- BEDFORD
- Postcode
- MK41 7LW
- Post Town
- Milton Keynes
- Country
- England
-
- Major Region (ITL 1)
- TLH East (England)
- Basic Region (ITL 2)
- TLH2 Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire
- Small Region (ITL 3)
- TLH24 Bedford
- Delivery Location
- Not specified
-
- Local Authority
- Bedford
- Electoral Ward
- Harpur
- Westminster Constituency
- Bedford
Further Information
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