Framework Agreement for the provision of Construction and Sustainability Professional Services

Notice Title

Framework Agreement for the provision of Construction and Sustainability Professional Services

Notice Description

The University seeks to establish a Framework Agreement for the provision of design consultancy and advisory services for both construction and sustainability professional services. The University seeks consultant(s) who will work collaboratively with the University and other team members and comply with the University's procedures to ensure that the following are achieved; - The space and functionality standards are achieved - The operational functionality meets or exceeds end users expectations - Ensure the capital/maintenance project achieves best value and is delivered within the budget threshold - Work with the University to ensure the whole life costs are affordable and provide life cycle costings - Ensure the design is sustainable and meet or exceed the University's sustainability targets - Work with the Consultant to ensure the delivery of the project is achieved with minimal impact by the adoption of soft landing techniques. - Use of Common Data Environments for design collaboration, contract administration and quality management, including BIM - Development of designs which allow safe and easy maintenance solutions and will fully align with Estates Services design guides and other relevant user specifications This Framework Agreement is intended to comprise of 12 Lots, please refer to the Lot description for each Lot for full details.

Lot Information

Civil and Structural- Small

The following Lot description includes an overview of the required services, please note this list is not fully exhaustive and is not limited to the below only; Civil and Structural Engineer- Small- for Projects with a Net Construction cost of up to 4,000,000 GBP. - provision of Civil & Structural design services through the various RIBA stages of a project; - development of feasibility studies and option appraisals; - provide condition reports / structural assessments on existing fabric elements; - provide Civil & Structural advice when requested; Common across all lots: - working collaboratively with the other design to deliver the clients end goal - working in a live operation facilities maintaining ongoing operations - delivering design services for New Build, Refurbishment, Conservation, Backlog Maintenance based projects, providing Laboratories / Research Facilities, Teaching Rooms, Office, Student Accommodation and Public Realm. - Understanding of Sustainable construction and Net Zero solution and devices e.g. application of circular economy principles in construction and demolition design; climate adaptation risk assessment and green infrastructure solutions; embodied carbon reduction and calculation and reporting; PAS 2080 for infrastructure; PassiveHaus/EnerPHit design and delivery; Well Building design and certification; Biophilia; BREEAM in Use and SKA rating systems - Understanding of whole life costing / life cycle costings - The use of BIM in circular economy as a tool to reduce emissions - Able to apply soft landing techniques. - Use of Common Data Environments for design collaboration, contract administration and quality management - Develop designs which allow safe and easy maintenance solutions Further to the description of the selection criteria outlined above, full guidance and the minimum levels of standards required are outlined in the procurement documents contained within Public Contracts Scotland Tender (PCS-T) within the General Supplier Attachment Area. In particular document entitled UOS-18191-2020- SPD- 4C.1.2 Guidance and Template. Additional information: Economic operators may be excluded from this competition if they are in any of the situations referred to in regulation 58 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

Renewal: The Framework is scheduled to commence on 1st November 2021 for an initial period of two years with an additional two optional twelve month extension periods. The University reserves the right to utilise the extension periods at its discretion, and on a lot by lot basis.

The following Lot description includes an overview of the required services, please note this list is not fully exhaustive and is not limited to the below only; Architect- Large- for Projects with a Net Construction cost of over 4,000,000 GBP. - Lead the Design Team; - provision of Architectural design services through the various RIBA stages of a project; - provision of Contract Administration Services when PM not appointed; - development of feasibility studies and option appraisals; - reporting of building fabric elements; - provide architectural advice when requested; Common Across all Lots: - working collaboratively with the other design/ designers to deliver the clients end goal - working in a live operation facilities maintaining ongoing operations - delivering design services and or advisory services for New Build, Refurbishment, Conservation, Backlog Maintenance based projects, providing Laboratories / Research Facilities, Teaching Rooms, Office, Student Accommodation and Public Realm. - Understanding of Sustainable construction and Net Zero solution and devices for example but not limited to the application of circular economy principles in construction and demolition design; climate adaptation risk assessment and green infrastructure solutions; embodied carbon reduction and calculation and reporting; PAS 2080 for infrastructure; PassiveHaus/EnerPHit design and delivery; Well Building design and certification; Biophilia; BRREAM in Use and SKA rating systems - Understanding of whole life costing / life cycle costings - The use of BIM in circular economy as a tool to reduce emissions - Ability to apply soft landing techniques. - Use of Common Data Environments for design collaboration, contract administration and quality management - Develop designs which allow safe and easy maintenance solutions Further to the description of the selection criteria outlined above, full guidance and the minimum levels of standards required are outlined in the procurement documents contained within Public Contracts Scotland Tender (PCS-T) within the General Supplier Attachment Area. In particular document entitled UOS-18191-2020- SPD- 4C.1.2 Guidance and Template. Additional information: Economic operators may be excluded from this competition if they are in any of the situations referred to in regulation 58 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

Renewal: The Framework is scheduled to commence on 1st November 2021 for an initial period of two years with an additional two optional twelve month extension periods. The University reserves the right to utilise the extension periods at its discretion, and on a lot by lot basis.

The following Lot description includes an overview of the required services, please note this list is not fully exhaustive and is not limited to the below only; Building Services- Small- for Projects with a Net Construction cost of up to 4,000,000 GBP - provision of Mechanical & Electrical design services through the various RIBA stages of a project; - development of feasibility studies and option appraisals; - provide condition reports on existing Mechanical & Electrical installations; - provide mechanical and electrical advice when requested; Common across all lots: - working collaboratively with the other design/ designers to deliver the clients end goal - working in a live operation facilities maintaining ongoing operations - delivering design services and or advisory services for New Build, Refurbishment, Conservation, Backlog Maintenance based projects, providing Laboratories / Research Facilities, Teaching Rooms, Office, Student Accommodation and Public Realm. - Understanding of Sustainable construction and Net Zero solution and devices for example but not limited to the application of circular economy principles in construction and demolition design; climate adaptation risk assessment and green infrastructure solutions; embodied carbon reduction and calculation and reporting; PAS 2080 for infrastructure; PassiveHaus/EnerPHit design and delivery; Well Building design and certification; Biophilia; BRREAM in Use and SKA rating systems - Understanding of whole life costing / life cycle costings - The use of BIM in circular economy as a tool to reduce emissions - Ability to apply soft landing techniques. - Use of Common Data Environments for design collaboration, contract administration and quality management - Develop designs which allow safe and easy maintenance solutions Further to the description of the selection criteria outlined above, full guidance and the minimum levels of standards required are outlined in the procurement documents contained within Public Contracts Scotland Tender (PCS-T) within the General Supplier Attachment Area. In particular document entitled UOS-18191-2020- SPD- 4C.1.2 Guidance and Template. Additional information: Economic operators may be excluded from this competition if they are in any of the situations referred to in regulation 58 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

Renewal: The Framework is scheduled to commence on 1st November 2021 for an initial period of two years with an additional two optional twelve month extension periods. The University reserves the right to utilise the extension periods at its discretion, and on a lot by lot basis.

The following Lot description includes an overview of the required services, please note this list is not fully exhaustive and is not limited to the below only; Building Services- Large- for Projects with a Net Construction cost of over 4,000,000 GBP - provision of Mechanical & Electrical design services through the various RIBA stages of a project; - development of feasibility studies and option appraisals; - provide condition reports on existing Mechanical & Electrical installations; - provide mechanical and electrical advice when requested; Common across all lots: - working collaboratively with the other design/ designers to deliver the clients end goal - working in a live operation facilities maintaining ongoing operations - delivering design services and or advisory services for New Build, Refurbishment, Conservation, Backlog Maintenance based projects, providing Laboratories / Research Facilities, Teaching Rooms, Office, Student Accommodation and Public Realm. - Understanding of Sustainable construction and Net Zero solution and devices for example but not limited to the application of circular economy principles in construction and demolition design; climate adaptation risk assessment and green infrastructure solutions; embodied carbon reduction and calculation and reporting; PAS 2080 for infrastructure; PassiveHaus/EnerPHit design and delivery; Well Building design and certification; Biophilia; BRREAM in Use and SKA rating systems - Understanding of whole life costing / life cycle costings - The use of BIM in circular economy as a tool to reduce emissions - Ability to apply soft landing techniques. - Use of Common Data Environments for design collaboration, contract administration and quality management - Develop designs which allow safe and easy maintenance solutions Further to the description of the selection criteria outlined above, full guidance and the minimum levels of standards required are outlined in the procurement documents contained within Public Contracts Scotland Tender (PCS-T) within the General Supplier Attachment Area. In particular document entitled UOS-18191-2020- SPD- 4C.1.2 Guidance and Template. Additional information: Economic operators may be excluded from this competition if they are in any of the situations referred to in regulation 58 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

Renewal: The Framework is scheduled to commence on 1st November 2021 for an initial period of two years with an additional two optional twelve month extension periods. The University reserves the right to utilise the extension periods at its discretion, and on a lot by lot basis.

The following Lot description includes an overview of the required services, please note this list is not fully exhaustive and is not limited to the below only; Civil and Structural Engineer- Large- for Projects with a Net Construction cost of over 4,000,000 GBP. - provision of Civil & Structural design services through the various RIBA stages of a project; - development of feasibility studies and option appraisals; - provide condition reports / structural assessments on existing fabric elements; - provide Civil & Structural advice when requested; Common across all lots: - working collaboratively with the other design/ designers to deliver the clients end goal - working in a live operation facilities maintaining ongoing operations - delivering design services and or advisory services for New Build, Refurbishment, Conservation, Backlog Maintenance based projects, providing Laboratories / Research Facilities, Teaching Rooms, Office, Student Accommodation and Public Realm. - Understanding of Sustainable construction and Net Zero solution and devices for example but not limited to the application of circular economy principles in construction and demolition design; climate adaptation risk assessment and green infrastructure solutions; embodied carbon reduction and calculation and reporting; PAS 2080 for infrastructure; PassiveHaus/EnerPHit design and delivery; Well Building design and certification; Biophilia; BRREAM in Use and SKA rating systems - Understanding of whole life costing / life cycle costings - The use of BIM in circular economy as a tool to reduce emissions - Ability to apply soft landing techniques. - Use of Common Data Environments for design collaboration, contract administration and quality management - Develop designs which allow safe and easy maintenance solutions Further to the description of the selection criteria outlined above, full guidance and the minimum levels of standards required are outlined in the procurement documents contained within Public Contracts Scotland Tender (PCS-T) within the General Supplier Attachment Area. In particular document entitled UOS-18191-2020- SPD- 4C.1.2 Guidance and Template. Additional information: Economic operators may be excluded from this competition if they are in any of the situations referred to in regulation 58 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

Renewal: The Framework is scheduled to commence on 1st November 2021 for an initial period of two years with an additional two optional twelve month extension periods. The University reserves the right to utilise the extension periods at its discretion, and on a lot by lot basis.

The following Lot description includes an overview of the required services, please note this list is not fully exhaustive and is not limited to the below only; - provision of Building Surveyor design services through the various RIBA stages of a project; - development of feasibility studies and option appraisals; - provide condition reports / assessments on existing fabric elements; - provide Building Surveyor advice when requested; Common across all lots: - working collaboratively with the other design/ designers to deliver the clients end goal - working in a live operation facilities maintaining ongoing operations - delivering design services and or advisory services for New Build, Refurbishment, Conservation, Backlog Maintenance based projects, providing Laboratories / Research Facilities, Teaching Rooms, Office, Student Accommodation and Public Realm. - Understanding of Sustainable construction and Net Zero solution and devices for example but not limited to the application of circular economy principles in construction and demolition design; climate adaptation risk assessment and green infrastructure solutions; embodied carbon reduction and calculation and reporting; PAS 2080 for infrastructure; PassiveHaus/EnerPHit design and delivery; Well Building design and certification; Biophilia; BRREAM in Use and SKA rating systems - Understanding of whole life costing / life cycle costings - The use of BIM in circular economy as a tool to reduce emissions - Ability to apply soft landing techniques. - Use of Common Data Environments for design collaboration, contract administration and quality management - Develop designs which allow safe and easy maintenance solutions Further to the description of the selection criteria outlined above, full guidance and the minimum levels of standards required are outlined in the procurement documents contained within Public Contracts Scotland Tender (PCS-T) within the General Supplier Attachment Area. In particular document entitled UOS-18191-2020- SPD- 4C.1.2 Guidance and Template. Additional information: Economic operators may be excluded from this competition if they are in any of the situations referred to in regulation 58 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

Renewal: The Framework is scheduled to commence on 1st November 2021 for an initial period of two years with an additional two optional twelve month extension periods. The University reserves the right to utilise the extension periods at its discretion, and on a lot by lot basis.

The following Lot description includes an overview of the required services, please note this list is not fully exhaustive and is not limited to the below only; Cost Consultant/ Quantity Surveying Services- Small- for Projects with a Net Construction cost of up to 4,000,000 GBP. - provision of Cost Consultant services through the various RIBA stages of a project; - development of feasibility studies and option appraisals; - provision of Life Cycle Costing services; - provision of Costing services / advice where required; - provide advice on Contract and Procurement Strategies when requested; - provide Cost Consultant advice when requested; Common across all lots: - working collaboratively with the other design/ designers to deliver the clients end goal - working in a live operation facilities maintaining ongoing operations - delivering design services and or advisory services for New Build, Refurbishment, Conservation, Backlog Maintenance based projects, providing Laboratories / Research Facilities, Teaching Rooms, Office, Student Accommodation and Public Realm. - Understanding of Sustainable construction and Net Zero solution and devices for example but not limited to the application of circular economy principles in construction and demolition design; climate adaptation risk assessment and green infrastructure solutions; embodied carbon reduction and calculation and reporting; PAS 2080 for infrastructure; PassiveHaus/EnerPHit design and delivery; Well Building design and certification; Biophilia; BRREAM in Use and SKA rating systems - Understanding of whole life costing / life cycle costings - The use of BIM in circular economy as a tool to reduce emissions - Ability to apply soft landing techniques. - Use of Common Data Environments for design collaboration, contract administration and quality management Further to the description of the selection criteria outlined above, full guidance and the minimum levels of standards required are outlined in the procurement documents contained within Public Contracts Scotland Tender (PCS-T) within the General Supplier Attachment Area. In particular document entitled UOS-18191-2020- SPD- 4C.1.2 Guidance and Template. Additional information: Economic operators may be excluded from this competition if they are in any of the situations referred to in regulation 58 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

Renewal: The Framework is scheduled to commence on 1st November 2021 for an initial period of two years with an additional two optional twelve month extension periods. The University reserves the right to utilise the extension periods at its discretion, and on a lot by lot basis.

The following Lot description includes an overview of the required services, please note this list is not fully exhaustive and is not limited to the below only; Cost Consultant/ Quantity Surveying Services- Large- for Projects with a Net Construction cost of over 4,000,000 GBP. - provision of Cost Consultant services through the various RIBA stages of a project; - development of feasibility studies and option appraisals; - provision of Life Cycle Costing services; - provision of Costing services / advice where required; - provide advice on Contract and Procurement Strategies when requested; - provide Cost Consultant advice when requested; Common across all lots: - working collaboratively with the other design/ designers to deliver the clients end goal - working in a live operation facilities maintaining ongoing operations - delivering design services and or advisory services for New Build, Refurbishment, Conservation, Backlog Maintenance based projects, providing Laboratories / Research Facilities, Teaching Rooms, Office, Student Accommodation and Public Realm. - Understanding of Sustainable construction and Net Zero solution and devices for example but not limited to the application of circular economy principles in construction and demolition design; climate adaptation risk assessment and green infrastructure solutions; embodied carbon reduction and calculation and reporting; PAS 2080 for infrastructure; PassiveHaus/EnerPHit design and delivery; Well Building design and certification; Biophilia; BRREAM in Use and SKA rating systems - Understanding of whole life costing / life cycle costings - The use of BIM in circular economy as a tool to reduce emissions - Ability to apply soft landing techniques. - Use of Common Data Environments for design collaboration, contract administration and quality management Further to the description of the selection criteria outlined above, full guidance and the minimum levels of standards required are outlined in the procurement documents contained within Public Contracts Scotland Tender (PCS-T) within the General Supplier Attachment Area. In particular document entitled UOS-18191-2020- SPD- 4C.1.2 Guidance and Template. Additional information: Economic operators may be excluded from this competition if they are in any of the situations referred to in regulation 58 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

Renewal: The Framework is scheduled to commence on 1st November 2021 for an initial period of two years with an additional two optional twelve month extension periods. The University reserves the right to utilise the extension periods at its discretion, and on a lot by lot basis.

The following Lot description includes an overview of the required services, please note this list is not fully exhaustive and is not limited to the below only; Project Management Services- for Projects of any value - Lead the Project / Design Team; - provision of Project Management services through the various RIBA stages of a project; - development of feasibility studies and option appraisals; - provide advice on Contract and Procurement Strategies when requested; - provide Project Management advice when requested; Common across all lots: - working collaboratively with the other design/ designers to deliver the clients end goal - working in a live operation facilities maintaining ongoing operations - delivering design services and or advisory services for New Build, Refurbishment, Conservation, Backlog Maintenance based projects, providing Laboratories / Research Facilities, Teaching Rooms, Office, Student Accommodation and Public Realm. - Understanding of Sustainable construction and Net Zero solution and devices for example but not limited to the application of circular economy principles in construction and demolition design; climate adaptation risk assessment and green infrastructure solutions; embodied carbon reduction and calculation and reporting; PAS 2080 for infrastructure; PassiveHaus/EnerPHit design and delivery; Well Building design and certification; Biophilia; BRREAM in Use and SKA rating systems - Understanding of whole life costing / life cycle costings - The use of BIM in circular economy as a tool to reduce emissions - Ability to apply soft landing techniques. - Use of Common Data Environments for design collaboration, contract administration and quality management - Develop designs which allow safe and easy maintenance solutions Further to the description of the selection criteria outlined above, full guidance and the minimum levels of standards required are outlined in the procurement documents contained within Public Contracts Scotland Tender (PCS-T) within the General Supplier Attachment Area. In particular document entitled UOS-18191-2020- SPD- 4C.1.2 Guidance and Template. Additional information: Economic operators may be excluded from this competition if they are in any of the situations referred to in regulation 58 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

Renewal: The Framework is scheduled to commence on 1st November 2021 for an initial period of two years with an additional two optional twelve month extension periods. The University reserves the right to utilise the extension periods at its discretion, and on a lot by lot basis.

The following Lot description includes an overview of the required services, please note this list is not fully exhaustive and is not limited to the below only; Sustainability Advisor- for Projects of any value - Building Sustainability Provide sustainability services that advise on the technical systems and solutions and interventions that enable our built environment to respond to meet net zero targets for heat, power, adaptation, resource use, embodied carbon. New build, refurbishment, retrofit, urban realm. - Sustainable Design Guidance, Certification and Accreditation (Passivhaus, EnerPHit, Life Cycle Analysis, BIM, Circularity, Biophilia, Well Building, BREEAM); - GHG reporting and carbon accounting and forecasting. GHG protocol; Carbon Disclosure Project guidance; Science Based Targets guidance; PAS 2080; ACCA reporting; Global Reporting Index guidance; SDGs delivery; - Green Finance and Commercial Modelling for net zero and adaptation - Green investment models - blended debt and equity finance; green bonds, climate bonds; transformational finance for net zero and green infrastructure and adaptation.; - Sustainability Services - active travel and transport planning; climate risk assessment; green infrastructure deployment (green walls, green roofs, rain gardens design); circular economy and resource use management; sustainable procurement; sustainable consumption; ethical procurement guidance; sequestration and offsetting knowledge; ecology and biodiversity assessment Common across all lots: - working collaboratively with the other design/ designers to deliver the clients end goal - working in a live operation facilities maintaining ongoing operations - delivering design services and or advisory services for New Build, Refurbishment, Conservation, Backlog Maintenance based projects, providing Laboratories / Research Facilities, Teaching Rooms, Office, Student Accommodation and Public Realm. - Understanding of Sustainable construction and Net Zero solution and devices for example but not limited to the application of circular economy principles in construction and demolition design; climate adaptation risk assessment and green infrastructure solutions; embodied carbon reduction and calculation and reporting; PAS 2080 for infrastructure; PassiveHaus/EnerPHit design and delivery; Well Building design and certification; Biophilia; BRREAM in Use and SKA rating systems - Understanding of whole life costing / life cycle costings - The use of BIM in circular economy as a tool to reduce emissions - Ability to apply soft landing techniques. - Use of Common Data Environments for design collaboration, contract administration and quality management - Develop designs which allow safe and easy maintenance solutions Further to the description of the selection criteria outlined above, full guidance and the minimum levels of standards required are outlined in the procurement documents contained within Public Contracts Scotland Tender (PCS-T) within the General Supplier Attachment Area. In particular document entitled UOS-18191-2020- SPD- 4C.1.2 Guidance and Template. Additional information: Economic operators may be excluded from this competition if they are in any of the situations referred to in regulation 58 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

Renewal: The Framework is scheduled to commence on 1st November 2021 for an initial period of two years with an additional two optional twelve month extension periods. The University reserves the right to utilise the extension periods at its discretion, and on a lot by lot basis.

The following Lot description includes an overview of the required services, please note this list is not fully exhaustive and is not limited to the below only; Photographic Record/ Digital Imagery Services- for Projects of any value - Provision of Initial Dilapidation Survey record photographs prior to the commencement of construction activities. - Provision of photographic record to allow monitoring of construction works progress, both internally and externally. - Provision of Interior Finished Condition record photographs - Provision of handover photographic record of building components (ie Fire Stopping) - Supporting assessment of contract claims and valuation of works. - Monitoring Quality of workmanship and identifying / resolving defects. - Supporting the works contract by providing web based accessible video demonstrations of building systems and enhancing Operational & Maintenance Manuals. - Assisting maintenance activities - Provision of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Mapping, Condition Surveys and digital imagery. - Provision of point cloud laser scanning to allow generation of plans and BIM model (Scan -to Plan & Scan to Model) - Provision of point cloud laser scanning to allow generation colour image based navigation tools. - Providing Information to a wider audience on works progress - Providing support to the client in the generation of marketing and publicity Further to the description of the selection criteria outlined above, full guidance and the minimum levels of standards required are outlined in the procurement documents contained within Public Contracts Scotland Tender (PCS-T) within the General Supplier Attachment Area. In particular document entitled UOS-18191-2020- SPD- 4C.1.2 Guidance and Template. Additional information: Economic operators may be excluded from this competition if they are in any of the situations referred to in regulation 58 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

Renewal: The Framework is scheduled to commence on 1st November 2021 for an initial period of two years with an additional two optional twelve month extension periods. The University reserves the right to utilise the extension periods at its discretion, and on a lot by lot basis.

The following Lot description includes an overview of the required services, please note this list is not fully exhaustive and is not limited to the below only; Architect- Small- for Projects with a Net Construction cost of up to 4,000,000 GBP. - Lead the Design Team; - provision of Architectural design services through the various RIBA stages of a project; - provision of Contract Administration Services; - development of feasibility studies and option appraisals; - reporting of building fabric elements; - provide architectural advice when requested Common Across all Lots: - working collaboratively with the other design/ designers to deliver the clients end goal - working in a live operation facilities maintaining ongoing operations - delivering design services and or advisory services for New Build, Refurbishment, Conservation, Backlog Maintenance based projects, providing Laboratories / Research Facilities, Teaching Rooms, Office, Student Accommodation and Public Realm. - Understanding of Sustainable construction and Net Zero solution and devices for example but not limited to the application of circular economy principles in construction and demolition design; climate adaptation risk assessment and green infrastructure solutions; embodied carbon reduction and calculation and reporting; PAS 2080 for infrastructure; PassiveHaus/EnerPHit design and delivery; Well Building design and certification; Biophilia; BRREAM in Use and SKA rating systems - Understanding of whole life costing / life cycle costings - The use of BIM in circular economy as a tool to reduce emissions - Ability to apply soft landing techniques. - Use of Common Data Environments for design collaboration, contract administration and quality management - Develop designs which allow safe and easy maintenance solutions Further to the description of the selection criteria outlined above, full guidance and the minimum levels of standards required are outlined in the procurement documents contained within Public Contracts Scotland Tender (PCS-T) within the General Supplier Attachment Area. In particular document entitled UOS-18191-2020- SPD- 4C.1.2 Guidance and Template. Additional information: Economic operators may be excluded from this competition if they are in any of the situations referred to in regulation 58 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

Renewal: The Framework is scheduled to commence on 1st November 2021 for an initial period of two years with an additional two optional twelve month extension periods. The University reserves the right to utilise the extension periods at its discretion, and on a lot by lot basis.

Publication & Lifecycle

Open Contracting ID

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Publication Source

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Latest Notice

https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/024887-2022

Current Stage

Award

All Stages

Tender, Award

Procurement Classification

Notice Type

Tender Notice

Procurement Type

Framework

Procurement Category

Services

Procurement Method

Selective

Procurement Method Details

Restricted procedure

Tender Suitability

Not specified

Awardee Scale

Not specified

Common Procurement Vocabulary (CPV)

CPV Divisions

71 - Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services

72 - IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support

73 - Research and development services and related consultancy services

79 - Business services: law, marketing, consulting, recruitment, printing and security

90 - Sewage, refuse, cleaning and environmental services

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CPV Codes

71000000 - Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services

71200000 - Architectural and related services

71210000 - Advisory architectural services

71220000 - Architectural design services

71221000 - Architectural services for buildings

71222000 - Architectural services for outdoor areas

71223000 - Architectural services for building extensions

71240000 - Architectural, engineering and planning services

71248000 - Supervision of project and documentation

71250000 - Architectural, engineering and surveying services

71251000 - Architectural and building-surveying services

71310000 - Consultative engineering and construction services

71311000 - Civil engineering consultancy services

71311100 - Civil engineering support services

71311300 - Infrastructure works consultancy services

71312000 - Structural engineering consultancy services

71313000 - Environmental engineering consultancy services

71313400 - Environmental impact assessment for construction

71313420 - Environmental standards for construction

71314300 - Energy-efficiency consultancy services

71315000 - Building services

71315100 - Building-fabric consultancy services

71315200 - Building consultancy services

71315210 - Building services consultancy services

71315300 - Building surveying services

71318000 - Advisory and consultative engineering services

71321000 - Engineering design services for mechanical and electrical installations for buildings

71322000 - Engineering design services for the construction of civil engineering works

71322100 - Quantity surveying services for civil engineering works

71324000 - Quantity surveying services

71333000 - Mechanical engineering services

71334000 - Mechanical and electrical engineering services

71400000 - Urban planning and landscape architectural services

71530000 - Construction consultancy services

71541000 - Construction project management services

71621000 - Technical analysis or consultancy services

72224000 - Project management consultancy services

73220000 - Development consultancy services

79131000 - Documentation services

90713000 - Environmental issues consultancy services

Notice Value(s)

Tender Value

£21,000,000 £10M-£100M

Lots Value

£21,000,000 £10M-£100M

Awards Value

Not specified

Contracts Value

Not specified

Notice Dates

Publication Date

6 Sep 20223 years ago

Submission Deadline

7 Jun 2021Expired

Future Notice Date

Not specified

Award Date

6 Sep 20223 years ago

Contract Period

Not specified - Not specified

Recurrence

January 2025

Notice Status

Tender Status

Cancelled

Lots Status

Cancelled

Awards Status

Unsuccessful

Contracts Status

Not Specified

Contracting Authority (Buyer)

Main Buyer

University of Strathclyde

Contact Name

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Contact Email

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Contact Phone

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Buyer Location

Locality

GLASGOW

Postcode

G1 1QE

Postcode Area

Glasgow

Country

Scotland

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Major Region (ITL 1)

TLM Scotland

Basic Region (ITL 2)

TLM3 West Central Scotland

Small Region (ITL 3)

TLM32 Glasgow City

Delivery Location

TLM82 Glasgow City

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Local Authority

Glasgow City

Electoral Ward

Anderston/City/Yorkhill

Westminster Constituency

Glasgow North East

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