Public procurement notice: Contract Award Notice
Published: 2016-12-22
Buyer: Staffordshire County Council
Country: UK
Region: Shropshire and Staffordshire
Contract type: Works
Procedure: Restricted procedure
CPV classification: 44211000 | 45000000: Construction work | 45100000: Site preparation work | 45200000: Building and civil engineering work | 45210000: Building construction work
Estimated value: 80000000 GBP
Award criteria: Price, Quality

Technical requirements: Price
Quality
The works typically consist of smaller construction projects, including but not confined to; new buildings, extensions, internal and external refurbishment and alterations. The projects fundamentally consist of schools, with the occasional nursery facilities, sports facilities, respite and day care facilities but may also extend to other settings including but not confined to; offices, light industrial units, police and fire authority premises.
The works typically consist of larger construction projects including but not confined to new buildings, extensions, internal and external refurbishment and alterations. The projects fundamentally consist of schools, with the occasional nursery facilities, sports facilities, respite and day care facilities but may also extend to other settings including but not confined to; offices, light industrial units, police and fire authority premises.
The works typically consist of major and more complex construction projects including but not confined to new buildings, extensions, internal and external refurbishment and alterations. The projects fundamentally consist of schools, with the occasional nursery facilities, sports facilities, respite and day care facilities but may also extend to other settings including but not confined to; offices, light industrial units, police and fire authority premises.
The works typically consist of smaller sectional prefabricated buildings, often designed by the contractor and comprise of multiple modules or standard sections which are manufactured remotely and then assembled and finished on site; including but not confined to new buildings and extensions, but may also include internal and external refurbishment and alterations. These ‘turnkey’ projects fundamentally consist of schools, with the occasional nursery facilities, sports facilities, respite and day care facilities but may also extend to other settings including but not confined to police and fire authority premises.
The works typically consist of larger / major and more complex sectional prefabricated buildings, often designed by the contractor and comprise of multiple modules or standard sections which are manufactured remotely and then assembled and finished on site; including but not confined to new buildings and extensions, but may also include internal and external refurbishment and alterations. These ‘turnkey’ projects fundamentally consist of schools, with the occasional nursery facilities, sports facilities, respite and day care facilities but may also extend to other settings including but not confined to police and fire authority premises.
For reference the following website outlines Staffordshire County Council policy on the Community Right to Challenge:
http://www.staffordshire.gov.uk/business/procurement/Community-Right-to-Challenge/Community-Right-to-Challenge.aspx
The Contracting Authority incorporated a minimum 10 calendar day standstill period at the point of award decision.
The award decision process specified the criteria for the award of the framework agreement, the reasons for the decision, including the characteristics and relative advantages, the name and score of the successful tenders; and specified when the standstill period is expected to end or the date before which the Contracting Authority will not conclude the framework agreement.
If an appeal regarding the award of a framework agreement has not been successfully resolved, the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 provide for aggrieved parties who have been harmed or are at risk of a breach of the rules to take action in the High Court (England, Wales and Northern Ireland).
Any such action must be brought promptly (generally within 3 months). The Court may order the setting aside of the award decision or may order the Contracting Authority to amend any document and may award damages.
If an agreement has been entered into the Court may make a declaration of ineffectiveness or may order that the duration of any relevant specific contract be shortened and additionally may award damages.
The time limit for seeking such a declaration is generally 30 days from notification of the award (either by award decision notification or contract award notice depending upon the circumstances) or otherwise 6 months.


Winner: Tamworth Borough Council
Number of bids: 13