Thames Water has gone out to tender with a contract for building construction work covering the provision of building renovation and remedial works worth almost £18 million in total.
Thames Water is seeking to award one or more framework agreements to suppliers capable of providing design services, building renovations and remedial works and supply of prefabricated cabins.
The water company said that due to the varying age of buildings and structures within the Thames Water estate, there is a need to carry out renovation and remedial works in order to ensure that they remain fit for purpose. The framework agreement will cover remedial works to external and internal areas, structures, fabric, surfaces and finishes to properties within the estate.
The £17.9 million contract is being tendered in the following Lots:
Lot 1 Design Works - The lifecycle programme is diverse and will potentially need design over multiple disciplines and Thames Water will be typically letting design works for larger projects which will be complex in nature.
Provision of design solutions will be required for complex or structurally unstable roof repairs, boundary walls, cladding systems, building engineering services, general building and drainage, condition surveys for houses prior to repair on the waste network.
In the case of planning consent for either new or existing buildings, including listed status, the designer will work closely with Thames’ planning consultants to obtain the correct consent or planning permission.
Lot 2 Project Delivery (Build) - Construction works will include:
- roofing
- cladding services
- building engineering services
- general buildings and drainage
- windows
- foundations
- demolitions of buildings to ground level and removal
- asbestos removal.
Lot 3 covers the supply and installation of pre-fabricated modular structures and cabins.
Any agreements awarded will be for an initial duration of 3 years, with the option to extend up to a maximum of 8 years.
Time limit for receipt of tenders or requests to participate is 9th September 2019 – click here to access the tender documentation.
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