Public procurement notice: Contract Award Notice
Published: 2020-10-27
Buyer: Northern Ireland Housing Executive
Country: UK
Contract type: Works
Procedure: Open procedure
CPV classification: 45000000: Construction work | 45210000: Building construction work | 45211000: Construction work for multi-dwelling buildings | 45215210 | 45453100
Award criteria: Lowest price

Technical requirements: The Housing Executive wishes to procure suitably qualified and competent contractors to carry out works in relation to the provision of major adaptations for persons with a disability throughout Northern Ireland. It is proposed to have 6 lots consisting of 4 contractors each awarded a Contract within that lot (subject to a sufficient number of compliant tenders being received) covering 6 areas as detailed in the tender documents. Subject to terms and conditions each lot contract will be for a period of 12 months + option to extend for a further period of 12 months (or part thereof). Economic operators can submit a tender for a maximum of 4 lots (out of the 6), with a further restriction that overall they can only be awarded a contract in a maximum of Three lots. Tenderers will be assessed on a ‘most economically advantageous tender’ basis, according to price (100 marks).
The Housing Executive wishes to procure suitably qualified and competent contractors to carry out works in relation to the provision of major adaptations for persons with a disability throughout Northern Ireland. It is proposed to have 6 lots consisting of 4 contractors each awarded a contract within that lot (subject to a sufficient number of compliant tenders being received) covering 6 areas as detailed in the tender documents. Subject to terms and conditions each lot contract will be for a period of 12 months + option to extend for a further period of 12 months (or part thereof). Economic operators can submit a tender for a maximum of 4 lots (out of the 6), with a further restriction that overall they can only be awarded a contract in a maximum of Three lots. Tenderers will be assessed on a ‘most economically advantageous tender’ basis, according to price (100 marks).
The NIHE is exercising its right to collapse this competition in its current format. As detailed in the tender documents the contracting authority reserves the right at its absolute discretion to not award any contract and or collapse the competition for any reason. The NIHE intends to review its procurement strategy, with a view to advertising a new competition in the coming days.
The Housing Executive wishes to procure suitably qualified and competent contractors to carry out works in relation to the provision of major adaptations for persons with a disability throughout Northern Ireland. It is proposed to have 6 lots consisting of 4 contractors each awarded a Contract within that lot (subject to a sufficient number of compliant tenders being received) covering 6 areas as detailed in the tender documents. Subject to terms and conditions each lot contract will be for a period of 12 months + option to extend for a further period of 12 months (or part thereof). Economic operators can submit a tender for a maximum of 4 lots (out of the 6), with a further restriction that overall they can only be awarded a contract in a maximum of Three lots. Tenderers will be assessed on a ‘most economically advantageous tender’ basis, according to price (100 marks).
The NIHE is exercising its right to collapse this competition in its current format. As detailed in the tender documents the contracting authority reserves the right at its absolute discretion to not award any contract and or collapse the competition for any reason. The NIHE intends to review its procurement strategy, with a view to advertising a new competition in the coming days.
The Housing Executive wishes to procure suitably qualified and competent contractors to carry out works in relation to the provision of major adaptations for persons with a disability throughout Northern Ireland. It is proposed to have 6 lots consisting of 4 contractors each awarded a contract within that lot (subject to a sufficient number of compliant tenders being received) covering 6 areas as detailed in the tender documents. Subject to terms and conditions each lot contract will be for a period of 12 months + option to extend for a further period of 12 months (or part thereof). Economic operators can submit a tender for a maximum of 4 lots (out of the 6), with a further restriction that overall they can only be awarded a contract in a maximum of Three Lots. Tenderers will be assessed on a ‘most economically advantageous tender’ basis, according to price (100 marks).
The NIHE is exercising its right to collapse this competition in its current format. As detailed in the tender documents the contracting authority reserves the right at its absolute discretion to not award any Contract and or collapse the competition for any reason. The NIHE intends to review its procurement strategy, with a view to advertising a new competition in the coming days.
The Housing Executive wishes to procure suitably qualified and competent contractors to carry out works in relation to the provision of major adaptations for persons with a disability throughout Northern Ireland. It is proposed to have 6 lots consisting of 4 contractors each awarded a contract within that lot (subject to a sufficient number of compliant tenders being received) covering 6 areas as detailed in the tender documents. Subject to terms and conditions each lot contract will be for a period of 12 months + option to extend for a further period of 12 months (or part thereof). Economic operators can submit a tender for a maximum of 4 lots (out of the 6), with a further restriction that overall they can only be awarded a contract in a maximum of Three Lots. Tenderers will be assessed on a ‘most economically advantageous tender’ basis, according to price (100 marks).
The NIHE is exercising its right to collapse this competition in its current format. As detailed in the tender documents the contracting authority reserves the right at its absolute discretion to not award any contract and or collapse the competition for any reason. The NIHE intends to review its procurement strategy, with a view to advertising a new competition in the coming days.
The Housing Executive wishes to procure suitably qualified and competent contractors to carry out works in relation to the provision of major adaptations for persons with a disability throughout Northern Ireland. It is proposed to have 6 Lots consisting of 4 Contractors each awarded a contract within that lot (subject to a sufficient number of compliant tenders being received) covering 6 areas as detailed in the Tender documents. Subject to terms and conditions each lot contract will be for a period of 12 months + option to extend for a further period of 12 months (or part thereof). Economic operators can submit a tender for a maximum of 4 lots (out of the 6), with a further restriction that overall they can only be awarded a contract in a maximum of Three Lots. Tenderers will be assessed on a ‘most economically advantageous tender’ basis, according to price (100 marks).
The NIHE is exercising its right to collapse this competition in its current format. As detailed in the tender documents the contracting authority reserves the right at its absolute discretion to not award any contract and or collapse the competition for any reason. The NIHE intends to review its procurement strategy, with a view to advertising a new competition in the coming days.
The Housing Executive wishes to procure suitably qualified and competent contractors to carry out works in relation to the provision of major adaptations for persons with a disability throughout Northern Ireland. It is proposed to have 6 lots consisting of 4 contractors each awarded a contract within that lot (subject to a sufficient number of compliant tenders being received) covering 6 areas as detailed in the tender documents. Subject to terms and conditions each lot contract will be for a period of 12 months + option to extend for a further period of 12 months (or part thereof). Economic operators can submit a tender for a maximum of 4 lots (out of the 6), with a further restriction that overall they can only be awarded a contract in a maximum of Three Lots. Tenderers will be assessed on a ‘most economically advantageous tender’ basis, according to price (100 marks).
The NIHE is exercising its right to collapse this competition in its current format. As detailed in the tender documents the contracting authority reserves the right at its absolute discretion to not award any contract and or collapse the competition for any reason. The NIHE intends to review its procurement strategy, with a view to advertising a new competition in the coming days.