Description
The provision of a framework for Construction Works and Associated Services including, but not limited to, the design, manufacture, supply and installation of construction works and services; and for the provision of Offsite Construction Solutions including, but not limited to, the design, manufacture, supply, delivery, construction, install and maintenance of temporary and permanent buildings and installations on a hire or purchase basis.
It's intended for the framework to be readily accessible by eligible Central Government Departments and all other UK Public Sector Bodies. This includes Specialist Purpose Vehicles (SPV's) acting on behalf of public bodies and any and all public sector requirements across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland and overseas including, but not limited to:
Health;
Education;
Culture, Media and Sport;
Local Communities and Housing;
Defence and Security;
Government Policy;
and Infrastructure
It is anticipated that Crown Commercial Service will continue partnering with NHSE to deliver the fifth generation of the Procure Framework (P24) for the provision of design and construction solutions for NHS Capital Projects. This will be in addition to the framework provisions for Health sector requirements across Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
A formal lotting structure will follow the commencement of further market engagement with further consideration to value, location and sectors as listed above.
Services will be delivered primarily within the United Kingdom but the framework will also contain provisions to fulfil overseas requirements. Therefore the competition will be open to UK and International suppliers and all interested organisations are invited to participate in this early market engagement.
The anticipated framework duration is approximately 87 months which includes a 3 month mobilisation period from contract start date to framework go-live.
The estimated annual spend through the framework will be further defined and informed through Government Spending Reviews and is anticipated to total £80bn throughout its duration.