Acquisition, Design and Build framework (ADB framework)

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Buyers

DIGITAL MOBILE SPECTRUM LIMITED

Value

£100,000,000

Suppliers

Classifications

Telecommunications services
Mobile-telephone base-stations construction work
Radio aerial installation work
Architectural, engineering and surveying services
Telecommunication consultancy services
Urban planning services
Site-investigation services

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Published

2 years ago

Description

DMSL managed a tender on behalf of the mobile network operators (EE, Telefonica, Three and Vodafone, collectively the "Contracting Organisations") to appoint suppliers who are able to provide all of the ADB services for mobile telecoms base station sites. Each of the Contracting Organisations is a signatory to the ADB framework.
Neither DMSL nor the Contracting Organisations are contracting authorities. This tender is being conducted voluntarily under the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 ("PCR") as call offs awarded under the framework will be contracts subsidised by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport within the meaning of Regulation 13 of the PCR.
The ADB framework may be used by each of the Contracting Organisations and each of their Build companies: Cornerstone Telecommunications Infrastructure Limited (CTIL) and Mobile Broadband Network Limited (MBNL).

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