Public procurement notice: Modification Of A Contract/Concession During Its Term
Published: 2019-09-18
Buyer: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
Country: UK
Contract type: Services
CPV classification: 72600000

Technical requirements: Extension of energy performance of buildings register service contract — domestic services. This contract is being extended for 12 months from 1.12.2019 to 30 November so that a new digital service can be designed and built.
To extend the current domestic service for a period of up to 12 months for the energy performance of buildings register concession contract. This is to enable a new digital service to be developed to replace the current legacy service.
For context, in line with Government IT/digital policies and standards, the replacement solution for the current energy performance of buildings concession contract — domestic service — will be procured as a disaggregated series of contracts via existing Crown Commercial Service frameworks. However, due to delays in completing internal and external approvals and different phases of current work to prepare for the future digitalisation of the future service, a further 12-month extension to the current contract is required to support current service continuity and to start the transition of the current service to the future disaggregated model.
To extend the current domestic service for a period of up to 12 months for the energy performance of buildings register concession contract. This is to enable a new digital service to be developed to replace the current legacy service.
For context, in line with Government IT/digital policies and standards, the replacement solution for the current energy performance of buildings concession contract — domestic service — will be procured as a disaggregated series of contracts via existing Crown Commercial Service frameworks. However, due to delays in completing internal and external approvals and different phases of current work to prepare for the future digitalisation of the future service, a further 12-month extension to the current contract is required to support current service continuity and to start the transition of the current service to the future disaggregated model.
To extend the current domestic service for a period of up to 12 months for the energy performance of buildings register concession contract. This is to enable a procurement and development of new digital service to be developed to replace the current legacy service before 2020.
For context, in line with Government IT/digital policies and standards, the replacement solution for the current energy performance of buildings concession contract — domestic service — will be procured as a dis-aggregated series of contracts via existing Crown Commercial Service frameworks. However, due to delays in completing internal and external approvals in conjunction with HMG digital standards, a further 12-month extension to the current contract is required to maintain EPBR service continuity, whilst, development and transition of the current service to the future dis-aggregated service delivery model.
To extend the current domestic service for a period of up to 12 months for the energy performance of buildings register concession contract. This is to enable a procurement and development of new digital service to be developed to replace the current legacy service before 2020.
For context, in line with Government IT/digital policies and standards, the replacement solution for the current energy performance of buildings concession contract — domestic service — will be procured as a dis-aggregated series of contracts via existing Crown Commercial Service frameworks. However, due to delays in completing internal and external approvals in conjunction with HMG digital standards, a further 12-month extension to the current contract is required to maintain EPBR service continuity, whilst, development and transition of the current service to the future dis-aggregated service delivery model.
To extend the current domestic service for a period of up to 12 months for the energy performance of buildings register concession contract. This is to enable a procurement and development of new digital service to be developed to replace the current legacy service before 2020.
For context, in line with Government IT/Digital policies and standards, the replacement solution for the current energy performance of buildings concession contract — domestic service — will be procured as a dis-aggregated series of contracts via existing Crown Commercial Service frameworks. However, due to delays in completing internal and external approvals in conjunction with HMG digital standards, a further 12-month extension to the current contract is required to maintain EPBR service continuity, whilst, development and transition of the current service to the future dis-aggregated service delivery model.


Winner: Landmark Information Group Ltd