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Highways England has prepared a supplier information pack to provide a summary of the RDP Technical Adviser procurement solution. With this pack we would like to brief potential suppliers on the latest position in regards to our model and thinking.
Please see the document at the following weblink:
In addition we would like to obtain further feedback by Monday 1st July to the supplier questionnaire contained in the supplier information pack accessible via the weblink above.
Additional information:
The Regional Delivery Partnership (RDP) is Highways England's approach to modernising our strategic road network across England. It will manage the £9bn road investment strategy working with suppliers to effectively and efficiently support three Highways England imperatives: safety; customer service; and delivery.
On 7 November 2018, we announced the names of 13 firms who became our Delivery Integration Partners (DIPs). The work is arranged into 18 packages of work, awarded to DIPs in bands of up to £100m (lots 1 to 3) and over £100m (lots 4 to 8).
A key element of the RDP to enable efficiencies via a programmatic and regional approach is the role of the Technical Advisers (TA). The TAs will be essential to releasing efficiencies and driving value for money, through their economic evaluation and engineering assurance and supervision.
The services will be provisioned in two tranches through existing and prospective procurement frameworks to align to the RIP delivery schedule and enable us to deliver the record investment in our roads (via Highways England's Regional Investment Programme).
Bids are submitted through the buyer’s own portal, not on this site. Read the full notice on Contracts Finder before relying on any date here.
No supplier information available.