Date of dispatch of this notice: 03/07/2015
External Reference: 2015-428732
TED Reference: 2015/S 129-238265
Date of dispatch of this notice: 03/07/2015
External Reference: 2015-428732
TED Reference: 2015/S 129-238265
Architectural services and lead consultancy services at 7 infill sites
London
6 separate contracts for architectural services and lead consultancy services at 7 infill sites in Camden. These are new build schemes which could provide in the region of 122 homes. The estimated value of the works contracts is £36 million. The appointed architects and lead consultantst will advance the technical and financial detail of the proposed schemes and provide supporting information for a planning application at RIBA stage 4, providing comprehensive tender information packs for expression of interest from building contractors, and then managing the construction development through to RIBA stage 7. The services required from the Lead Consultants will include: • Project & Development Management • Quantity Surveying & Cost Management • Technical Consultants – Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Civil and Structural Engineering, and CDM/H&S Advisor • Private Sales Specification, Valuation, Marketing and Sales Advice • On-site testing, studies and surveys The Architects will be expected to deliver highly sustainable buildings, which are maintenance efficient and well designed in terms of relationship between mixed tenure residential, commercial and non-residential use classes and public realm.
Lot 1 - Raglan Street and Hadley Street – Lead Consultant
Lot 2 – Three Fields and Harrington Square – Lead Consultant
Lot 3 – Chalton Street, Crowndale Road & Laystall Court – Lead Consultant
Lot 4 – Raglan Street and Hadley Street - Architect
Lot 5 – Three Fields and Harrington Square - Architect
Lot 6 – Chalton Street, Crowndale Road & Laystall Court - Architect
In accordance with Regulation 32 (Information about contract award procedures).
Regulation 32A (standstill period), Regulation 47 and Regulations 47D to 47N (inclusive) of the Public Contracts Regulations 2006 (as amended). The contracting authority will incorporate a standstill period at the point of information on the award of the contract is communicated to tenderers. That notification will provide full information on the award decision. The standstill period, which will be for a minimum of 10 calendar days, provides time for unsuccessful tenderers to challenge the award decision before the contract is entered into.