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AWARDEDProcurement notice · Sovereign Housing Association Ref ocds-h6vhtk-0331fa
Multi- contractor Framework New Build projects
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Contract Value
£800,000,000
Suppliers
16
Acheson Construction Limited · AJC Developments (South) Ltd t/a AJC Group +14 more
Framework Agreement for the provision of construction based works/projects to deliver new build houses in accordance with the Authority’s requirements. The Contractor Frameworks will cover the same range of works across the 15 Contractor Frameworks but will be categorised based on (i) geographical area; and (ii) the anticipated number of units to be delivered in accordance with the Authority’s requirements. Further to the above, the Authority’s requirement could range from 5 to 500 units to be delivered on and may include (but not limited to) small garage infill sites, rural exception sites, medium sized one-off schemes, and large, multi-phased developments.
This procurement was divided into 6 lots, each awarded separately. 17 bids were received in total.
Lots
6
Initial Term Value
£800,000,000
Bids Received
17
Bids per Lot
17
Lot
Value
Bids Received
Awarded To
Status
Lot 1
720 days (≈2 yrs)
£800,000,000
initial term
17
Acheson Construction Limited
Amiri Construction Limited
AJC Developments (South) Ltd t/a AJC Group
C G Fry and Son Ltd
Classic Builders (South West) Ltd
E G Carter & Company Limited
Etec Contract Services Ltd
Feltham Construction Ltd
Halsall Construction Ltd
Hill Holdings Ltd
JG Hale Construction
LIFE Build Solutions Limited
PMC Construction & Development Services Ltd
Stepnell Ltd
Thakeham Partnerships Ltd
Vistry Partnerships
active
Lot Contractor Framework Lot 1/2/3 - Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Bristol and Somerset
Multi- contractor Frameworks for New Build projects - Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Bristol and Somerset
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cancelled
Lot Contractor Framework Lot 4/5/6 - Dorset
Multi- contractor Frameworks for New Build projects - Dorset
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cancelled
Lot Contractor Framework Lot 7/8/9 - Devon
Multi- contractor Frameworks for New Build projects - Devon
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cancelled
Lot Contractor Framework Lot 10/11/12 - Oxfordshire and Berkshire
Multi- contractor Framework New Build projects - Oxfordshire and Berkshire
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cancelled
Lot Contractor Framework 13/14/15 - Hampshire, Surrey and Sussex
Multi- contractor Frameworks for New Build projects - Hampshire, Surrey and Sussex
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cancelled
Government spending data: These suppliers have received £15,597,485 in 124 payments (over £25k) from University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS FT, Department for Transport, Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust, Department for Education, Department for Work and Pensions and 5 more public bodies (2020-04-21 to 2026-05-26).
Key Dates
Published
19 March 2024
Tender Open
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Tender Deadline
10 March 2023
Award Date
-
Contract Signed
1 March 2024
Contract Start
-
Contract End
-
Extension option
2-year agreement with the possible extension of 12 + 12 months
Notice Amendments
Changes the buyer published to this notice after it first appeared.
Amendment 1
Change (II.1.6): The contract is divided into Lots: No → The contract is divided into Lots: YesSHA is seeking to establish 16 multi-contractor framework agreements to appoint main contractors to deliver construction-based works/projects for the SHA as follows: West Regions: Contractor Framework 1: Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Bristol and Somerset (Small) – provision of works up to 15 units (Small); Contractor Framework 2: Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Bristol and Somerset (Medium)– provision of works between 16 and 50 units; Contractor Framework 3: Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Bristol and Somerset (Large) – provision of works over 50 units; Contractor Framework 4: Dorset (Small) – provision of works up to 15 units; Contractor Framework 5: Dorset (Medium) – provision of works between 16 and 50 units; Contractor Framework 6: Dorset (Large) – provision of works over 50 units; Contractor Framework 7: Devon (Small) – provision of works up to 15 units; Contractor Framework 8: Devon (Medium) – provision of works between 16 and 50 units; Contractor Framework 9: Devon (Large) – provision of works over 50 units; East Regions: Contractor Framework 10: Oxfordshire and Berkshire (Small) – provision of works up to 15 units; Contractor Framework 11: Oxfordshire and Berkshire (Medium) – provision of works between 16 and 50 units; Contractor Framework 12: Oxfordshire and Berkshire (Large) – provision of works over 50 units; Contractor Framework 13: Hampshire, Surrey and Sussex (Small) – provision of works up to 15 units; Contractor Framework 14: Hampshire, Surrey and Sussex (Medium) – provision of works between 16 and 50 units; Contractor Framework 15: Hampshire, Surrey and Sussex (Large) – provision of works over 50 units; and Contractor Framework 16: Isle of Wight – provision of works between 1 to over 50 units (covering the "Small", "Medium" and "Large" requirements referred to above for the other Contractor Frameworks).
Change (IV.1.3): Envisaged maximum number of participants to the framework agreement: 6 → Envisaged maximum number of participants to the framework agreement: 30
Change (VI.1): Is this a recurrent procurement: Yes → Is this a recurrent procurement: No
Amendment 2
Change (II.1.6): The contract is divided into Lots: No → The contract is divided into Lots: YesSHA is seeking to establish 16 multi-contractor framework agreements to appoint main contractors to deliver construction-based works/projects for the SHA as follows: West Regions: Contractor Framework 1: Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Bristol and Somerset (Small) – provision of works up to 15 units (Small); Contractor Framework 2: Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Bristol and Somerset (Medium)– provision of works between 16 and 50 units; Contractor Framework 3: Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Bristol and Somerset (Large) – provision of works over 50 units; Contractor Framework 4: Dorset (Small) – provision of works up to 15 units; Contractor Framework 5: Dorset (Medium) – provision of works between 16 and 50 units; Contractor Framework 6: Dorset (Large) – provision of works over 50 units; Contractor Framework 7: Devon (Small) – provision of works up to 15 units; Contractor Framework 8: Devon (Medium) – provision of works between 16 and 50 units; Contractor Framework 9: Devon (Large) – provision of works over 50 units; East Regions: Contractor Framework 10: Oxfordshire and Berkshire (Small) – provision of works up to 15 units; Contractor Framework 11: Oxfordshire and Berkshire (Medium) – provision of works between 16 and 50 units; Contractor Framework 12: Oxfordshire and Berkshire (Large) – provision of works over 50 units; Contractor Framework 13: Hampshire, Surrey and Sussex (Small) – provision of works up to 15 units; Contractor Framework 14: Hampshire, Surrey and Sussex (Medium) – provision of works between 16 and 50 units; Contractor Framework 15: Hampshire, Surrey and Sussex (Large) – provision of works over 50 units; and Contractor Framework 16: Isle of Wight – provision of works between 1 to over 50 units (covering the "Small", "Medium" and "Large" requirements referred to above for the other Contractor Frameworks).
Change (IV.1.3): Envisaged maximum number of participants to the framework agreement: 6 → Envisaged maximum number of participants to the framework agreement: 30
Change (VI.1): Is this a recurrent procurement: Yes → Is this a recurrent procurement: No
Procurement Details
Method
Selective — suppliers are shortlisted first
Method Details
Restricted procedure
Route to market
Framework set up
Main category
Works
Category
Construction work
Delivery location
UK, UKK1, UKK2, UKK4, UKJ1, UKJ3
Open under
WTO Government Procurement Agreement
Buyer Reference
Sovereign Tender 0009
Legal Basis
Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (EU Directive 2014/24)