Public procurement notice: Contract Notice
Published: 2016-05-11
Buyer: Birmingham Airport
Country: UK
Region: Birmingham
Contract type: Supplies
Procedure: Negotiated procedure
CPV classification: 31642000 | 35125100: Sensors | 38430000 | 38546000
Estimated value: 1250000 GBP
Submission deadline: 2016-05-22
Award criteria: The most economic tender

Technical requirements: Birmingham Airport has a framework requirement to procure a number of units capable of screening the passengers, staff and visitors who are entering the ‘Critical Part’ on the Airport estate. 3 units are required in 2016 with a potential maximum further 7 units under the framework agreement (i.e. 10 units in total).
Birmingham Airport will not be liable for expenses and costs incurred by organisations in respect of the preparation and submission of expressions of interest and tender documentation.
Birmingham Airport reserves the right to modify or cancel this procurement exercise at any time. In such an event Birmingham Airport will not be liable for expenses and costs incurred by suppliers in respect of the preparation and submission of expressions of interest and tender bids.
Should you wish to express an interest in this project then you should click on the hyperlink as follows:
If you are not registered with In-Tend through Birmingham Airport. You will be required to complete all of the fields in yellow.
In order to submit your PQQ response you will need to login to the system again (step 5) and follow the process as above through to step 10.
Once you are content that all of your documents have been attached click on the red ‘submit return’ tab.
There is potentially a maximum requirement of 10 body scanners over the framework period (1.8.2016 — 31.7.2020). Three units will be called off in 2016, with the remaining units subject to call off as and when (if) necessary.
In support of the requirements of Article 57(1)- (5) of the PCR which are reflection in of the Utilities Contract Regulations 2016 where the Utility under Art 3 is a contracting Authority, conviction for criminal offences in the course of business (corruption, conspiracy, bribery, fraud and money laundering) will disqualify individuals from further participation in the procurement process.
Those organisations which are in administration, bankrupt, being wound up or which have not paid taxes or contributions to social security will also be disqualified from further participation in the procurement process.
In support of the requirements of Article 57(1)- (5) of the PCR which are reflection in of the Utilities Contract Regulations 2006 where the Utility under Art 3 is a contracting Authority, conviction for criminal offences in the course of business (corruption, conspiracy, bribery, fraud and money laundering) will disqualify individuals from further participation in the procurement process.
Should you wish to express an interest in this project then you should click on the hyperlink as follows:
If you are not registered with In-Tend through Birmingham Airport. You will be required to complete all of the fields in yellow.
In order to submit your PQQ response you will need to login to the system again (step 5) and follow the process as above through to step 10.
Once you are content that all of your documents have been attached click on the red ‘submit return’ tab.