Public procurement notice: Contract Notice
Published: 2018-01-18
Buyer: Fermanagh and Omagh District Council
Country: UK
Contract type: Services
Procedure: Restricted procedure
CPV classification: 45212350 | 71200000 | 71220000 | 72224000: Project management consultancy services
Estimated value: 200000 GBP
Submission deadline: 2018-02-15
Award criteria: The most economic tender

Technical requirements: Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has secured funding to develop and restore Enniskillen Workhouse. The economic operator will be required to develop, design and consult upon the scheme to secure all required statutory approvals, coordinate the procurement for an Integrated Supply Team (IST) to deliver the scheme, administer the contract, supervise the scheme during construction through to a snag free completion and handover. The economic operator will be required to ensure the scheme is designed and constructed to the standards required by the various statutory authorities.
Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has secured funding to develop and restore Enniskillen Workhouse. The economic operator will be required to develop, design and consult upon the scheme to secure all required statutory approvals, coordinate the procurement for an Integrated Supply Team (IST) to deliver the scheme, administer the contract, supervise the scheme during construction through to a snag free completion and handover. The economic operator will be required to ensure the scheme is designed and constructed to the standards required by the various statutory authorities, including the Northern Ireland Planning Department and Department for Communities (DfC): Historic Environment Division (HED).
The Council will require the ICT to undertake extensive, meaningful and detailed consultation with all relevant stakeholders.
Throughout the project’s delivery phase, a focused Heritage and Education Skills Programme will also be undertaken. This programme will provide accredited training to more than 130 people in built heritage, helping to ensure the sustainability of our built heritage for years to come.
It is expected that the Project Manager appointed as part of the ICT will coordinate the outputs of the Interpretative Design Team which will be procured through a separate procurement exercise.
The project manager will be responsible for the procurement and management of any additional archaeological services that are required during each stage of the project.
It is anticipated that the 6 Economic Operators that: satisfy the completeness and compliance checks, the criteria for the rejection of economic operators, the information as to economic and financial standing, and who achieve the highest scores in the technical or professional ability evaluation process will be short-listed and invited to submit tenders.
Either party may terminate the contract for any reason at any time after the Completion of Phase 1. A minimum of 1 months written notice will be given and no compensation will be payable. The amount due on expiry of notice shall be limited to:
Throughout the project’s delivery phase, a focused Heritage and Education Skills Programme will also be undertaken. This programme will provide accredited training to more than 130 people in built heritage.


Award value: 200000