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Redevelop Wolverhampton’s wholesale market site: a new market building, a fleet services electric vehicle workshop with vehicle parking, passenger transport parking and shared offices, 22 months, £13.8M estimated value
Region
West MidlandsSubmission deadline
11 Dec 2023
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Originally Published
ProcurementTender first published by City of Wolverhampton Council
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This opportunity is for the Redevelopment of the Wholesale Market in Wolverhampton. In which the Wolverhampton City Council is proposing to undertake the conversion of the existing market to a mixed used site to accommodate the following facilities: . New wholesale market building • Fleet services electric vehicle workshop and associated vehicle parking provision • Passenger transport parking and storage • Shared office and welfare facilities for fleet services and passenger transport staff The procurement route is via Competitive Procedure with Negotiation The tender will be conducted in 2 stages in which: Stage 1 - the PAS-91 SSQ documentation is issued in conjunction with the PAS91 Questionnaire and the specification documents will include Detailed Design Information ( RIBA Stage 4) as the contract will be awarded using the JCT Traditional form of Contract. The award criteria is to be set at 40% quality and 60% Price. At the end of Stage 1 shortlisted tenderers will be invited to participate in Stage 2. Stage 2 -Invitation to Participate in Negotiation (ITPN ) in which the shortlisted tenderers will be invited to submit their proposals, and participate in the Negotiation phase and submit Best and Final Offers to be considered for contract award
Award Criteria
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Buyer
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Buyer
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Buyer
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West MidlandsValue
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