Design and Construction Related Consultancy Services

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Buyers

London Legacy Development Corporation

Value

£5,000,000

Suppliers

ATKINS LIMITED

Classifications

Construction consultancy services
Building consultancy services
Health and safety consultancy services
Geological and geophysical consultancy services
Construction project management services
Project management consultancy services
Site-investigation services
Construction-site supervision services
Construction supervision services
Design consultancy services
Civil engineering consultancy services
Transport systems consultancy services
Highways engineering services
Infrastructure works consultancy services
Environmental engineering consultancy services
Building-fabric consultancy services
Construction management services
Construction-related services

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Published

3 years ago

Description

Single supplier framework agreement to provide the following services:
• Cost Management and Assurance
• Construction Project Design (RIBA Stages 1-6)
• Design Assurance
• Environmental Sustainability
• GIS and BIM Services
• Health & Safety (inc. CDM Regulations)
• Highways Engineering
• Highways Planning Advice
• Highways Technical Design Review
• NEC3 and NEC4 Supervisor
• Project Management
• Pedestrian and Highways Modelling
• Surveys (including but not limited to buildings, topographical, utilities, geotechnical and structural)
• Technical Advisory Services

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London Legacy Development Corporation

Mayoral Development Corporation

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+44 2032888857

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