TILBURY DOUGLAS CONSTRUCTION LIMITED

The National Frameworks will cater for health related capital projects with an estimated construction value of over 10 000 000 GBP (including enabling works but excluding Value Added Tax). This equates to projects with a total capital cost (Works Cost, Fees, Non-Works Cost, Equipment, Quantified Risk and Value Added Tax) exceeding 15 000 000 GBP approximately.

Applications were invited from experienced providers of construction works and ancillary services who could provide high quality construction work using a customer focused approach particularly in the public sector. The construction services include design and other services as required for develop and construct works & design and build works.

Tender for the National Biologics Manufacturing Centre, Design and Build Contract for a new build on Central Park, Darlington, comprising 3 or 4 levels and a footprint of approximately 4 000 m² including all M&E services, laboratories, clean rooms (grade C) and office, training and conferencing facilities.

Completed in 1909 the construction of the Aston Webb Building marked the first on the new Universities campus to the south of Birmingham. The original red brick buildings are at the heart of the University's campus and are also important heritage assets for the University and the country at large. The group of buildings which make up the Aston Webb Building were awarded a Grade II* listing, placing it within the top 8 % of listed buildings in the country. Over the past 100 years continual use has seen the buildings amended and adapted to meet the Universities changing needs, this has also seen the buildings use by students decline as specialist buildings have been built elsewhere around campus. The principal driving the refurbishment of C Block of the Aston Webb Building is an aim to bring students back into the historical heart of the University increasing the use of the building by creating an environment for working and collaboration.

Framework for the supply of intermediate construction works.the framework will consist of two Lots.

The University is looking for an additional 1 200 units of student accommodation on or adjacent to its main Frenchay campus. It is envisaged that these will be built over the next 1-5 years in 3 phases of about 400 per phase.

The contract coverage includes those surfacing works, bridgeworks, technology related works, highway maintenance, strengthening and improvement works, and general roadworks that will not be delivered via other contracts.

The University of Birmingham is proposing to develop a Brownfield site located at the South East corner of the Edgbaston Campus to include a new Indoor Sports Facility and associated landscaping and car parking.

The primary aim of this framework is to contract out non-core activities to competent contractors; allowing our Operations Delivery teams to focus on core deliverables. We will expect our partners to develop a high quality integrated skill base in the range of disciplines required by the Natural Resources Wales in return for reasonable payment and the potential for continuity of work. This agreement will act as the primary method of engaging with contractors for asset maintenance work required by our Operations Directorate.

NHS Wales requires the services of Healthcare Planners on a call off basis to include (but not limited to) assisting with a range of requirements around Stategic Outline Case development, Outline Business Case development, Full Business Case development, Construction phase and Commissioning and PPE. Such services being applicable to the development of the estate within NHS Wales.

The SE7 Regional Highways Framework is aimed at delivering highways related Capital and Revenue schemes up to 5 000 000 GBP in value and any maintenance and improvement work to highway structures in excess of 50 000 GBP. As such, this framework will typically include:

The projects let under the Framework Agreement may be of a Construct Only or a Design and Construct nature with regards to development, refurbishment or remodelling of existing properties owned and / or used by the framework users, new build projects or a combination of all these aspects inclusive of any external work associated with these projects, including demolition.

Devon County Council are acting as the lead organisation on behalf of a group of United Kingdom (South West Region - for geographic details see II.1.2.1) Public Bodies which could include County Councils, City Councils, Unitary Authorities, District Councils, Universities, Further Education establishments, National Park Authorities, Housing Associations, Police Authorities, Fire and Rescue Services and other Emergency Service organisations and Health Services, Charities, Academies, Foundations and Free Schools. The option is reserved for the framework to be used by projects funded by Section 106 and/or community infrastructure levy. Other additional Public Bodies operating in this Region but not specifically referred to may also use this Framework. The Framework will comprise Principal contractors(construction organisations) and/or consortia through which individual projects or programmes of building works may be developed, procured and implemented. The Agreement may be used by facilitating agencies or sub users acting with or on behalf of the organisations outlined above. Construction work. Architectural, engineering, construction and related technical consultancy services. The figure which relates to an estimated total value of GBP 1 000 000 000 is given as a broad indication for formative reasons only, and the degree of use of the Framework and the pace of its development will be dependant on the performance of all parties and the confidence that is developed in arrangements. There will be 11 contractors on the Framework.