Highways Construction Materials Framework 2022

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Estimated value

goods

Awarded value

Suppliers

13

8 SME

Lots

4

7 awarded

Published

19 Dec 2022

Description

Dorset Highways discharges Dorset Council’s responsibilities as a highway authority for Dorset’s network. The service manages over 3,860km of roads, as well as being responsible for everything associated with the highway such as bridges & structures, cycleways, footways, drainage, street lighting, bus stops, road signs & markings, traffic lights and speed limits. Within our service we improve road safety, manage the highway network, implement highway improvements, model future demands, facilitate new development, support our customers, manage on and off-street parking, develop sustainable opportunities and carry out winter maintenance. The highways service is delivered through a mixed economy delivery model which involves Dorset Highways working collaboratively with suppliers. The Council has a broad range of construction materials needs and is seeking to establish a Framework Agreement for supply of these materials under multiple Lots, as follows: Lot 1 - Ready Mix Concrete Lot 2 - Dry Stone Aggregates Lot 3 - Coated Materials Lot 4 - Surface Dressing Aggregates

Scope

Reference
DN632834
Commercial tool
Standalone contract
Main category
goods
CPV classifications
44113000
44114100
Contract locations
Devon

Award criteria

Criteria the buyer will use to evaluate bids.

NameDescriptionTypeWeighting
Quality0quality
100price

Submission & procedure

Procedure
Open procedure

Award details· 13 awards

Awarded supplier(s), contract period and value as published in the award notice.

Awarded value

Award date

Contract start

Contract end

Lots · 4 total

Divisions of the contract. Each lot can be awarded separately.

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LotTitleEst. valueStatus
1Ready Mix Concretecancelled
2Dry Stone Aggregatescancelled
3Coated Materialscancelled
4Surface Dressing Aggregatescancelled