Kirklees Council

GB184352457

Town Hall,Ramsden Street,

Huddersfield

HD1 2TA

UK

[Contactpoint]: Emma Kirkpatrick

[AddressPhone]: +44 1484221000

[AddressEmail]: emma.kirkpatrick@kirklees.gov.uk

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Civic Centre I Design, Supply and Fit Furniture

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The outline for this procurement is to provide Kirklees Council with the design, supply and installation of innovative and modern furniture solutions to Civic Centre 1, in Huddersfield Town Centre. Kirklees Council wish to create a space which can support hybrid working and will include spaces for both formal and informal meetings, hot desk facilities, break out spaces and multi-functional areas. The anticipated start date is the end of January 2022, with a programme duration of ten (10) months with a provision to extend by up to two (2) months should the works be delayed. The Supplier will provide a phased delivery of furniture items, to be determined by the onsite building works. The furniture installation programme currently states Phase One: to commence Spring 2022, with further phases to be agreed with target completion date of Summer 2022 through to October 2022.

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The outline for this procurement is to provide Kirklees Council with the design, supply and installation of innovative and modern furniture solutions to Civic Centre 1, in Huddersfield Town Centre. Kirklees Council wish to create a space which can support hybrid working and will include spaces for both formal and informal meetings, hot desk facilities, break out spaces and multi-functional areas. The anticipated start date is the end of January 2022, with a programme duration of ten (10) months with a provision to extend by up to two (2) months should the works be delayed. The Supplier will provide a phased delivery of furniture items, to be determined by the onsite building works. The furniture installation programme currently states Phase One: to commence Spring 2022, with further phases to be agreed with target completion date of Summer 2022 through to October 2022.

[RenewalsSubject]: [No]

[Date]:  17/12/2021

[Time]:  13:00

[DurationMonths] : 3  ([FromStatedDate])

[Date]:  22/12/2021

[Time]:  13:00

High Court of England and Wales

N/A

UK

In accordance with Regulation 86 (Notices of decisions to award a contract or conclude a framework),Regulation 87 (Standstill periods) and Chapter 6 (Applications to Court) of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (SI 2015/102), the contracting authority will incorporate a minimum ten (10) calendar day standstill period at the point that information on the award of the Contract is communicated to economic operators. This period allows any unsuccessful economic operator(s) to seek further debriefing from the contracting authority before the award of the Contract to the successful economic operators. Such additional information should be requested from the address at Sections I.1 and I.3 of this Notice above. If an appeal regarding the award of the Contract has not been successfully resolved, then the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (SI 2015/102) provide for aggrieved parties who have been harmed or are at risk of harm by a breach of the rules to take action in the High Court (England, Wales and Northern Ireland). Any such action must be started within thirty (30) days beginning with the date when the aggrieved party first knew or sought to have grounds for starting the proceedings had arisen. The Court may extend the time limited for starting proceedings where the Court considers that there is a good reason for doing so, but not so as to permit proceedings to be started more than three (3) months after that date. Where the Contract has not been awarded, the Court may order the setting aside of the award decision or order the contracting authority to amend any document and may award damages. If however the Contract has been awarded, the Court may only award damages or, where the contract award procedures have not been followed correctly, declare the Contract to be ineffective.