Hampshire County Council has gone out to tender with a professional services framework contract worth up to an estimated £100 million in total.
Photo: Mike Quinn - Council Offices, Winchester
Hampshire’s Place, Connectivity and Infrastructure Professional Services Collaborative Framework 2022 - 2026 (PCI) is designed to provide the Council with multi-disciplinary and specialist professional services in the fields of transportation, civil engineering, infrastructure and economic growth.
Other Local Authorities can call off services from the PCI Framework, which will be managed by Hampshire County Council, on a Participating Authority agreement basis.
The framework will run for 4 years from 1 March 2022 to 28 February 2026 for the provision of multi-disciplinary and specialist professional services in Hampshire and other geographical areas within England. The contract is being tender in two separate Lots.
Lot A: Multi-Disciplinary Services covers the procurement of large scale, multi-disciplinary transportation, civil engineering and environmental professional services. The range of services includes:
- Highways, Transportation, Civil and Structural engineering design;
- Construction estimating, commercial and financial management;
- Safety audit, engineering and management;
- Waste infrastructure and development design;
- Flood and water management and drainage design;
- Ecological and environmental services;
- Landscape architecture and design;
- Sustainable and community integration strategic planning;
- Infrastructure technology strategy and design
The current proposals are for a four-year multi-supplier framework
Lots B1 - B10: Specialist Services covers the procurement of small scale, specialist transportation, civil engineering and environmental professional services. The range of services include:
- Business Case and Economic Strategy Development;
- Air Quality and Decarbonisation;
- Strategic Planning;
- Engineering Design Specialisms;
- Flood Water Management and Drainage Design;
- Ecological Services;
- Environmental and Sustainability Services;
- Landscape and Arboriculture Services
Time limit for receipt of tenders or requests to participate is 13 August 2021 – click here to access the tender documentation
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