IF106 - Major Project Partnering Framework

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Value

£1,200,000,000

Classifications

Construction works for plants, mining and manufacturing and for buildings relating to the oil and gas industry
Design consultancy services
Works for complete or part construction and civil engineering work
Engineering works and construction works
Sewer construction work
Pipelaying construction work
Sewage work
Works related to water-distribution pipelines
Water-main refurbishment construction work
Water-treatment plant construction work
Sewage plant equipment
General construction work for pipelines
Ground-drainage work
Construction work for water projects
Electrical installation work
Electrical installation work of heating and other electrical building-equipment
Pumps
Civil engineering consultancy services

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Submission Deadline

4 years ago

Published

4 years ago

Description

NIW wishes to set up a partnering framework to support delivery of all elements of its proposed Living With Water Programme, large projects (greater than £10m) in NI Water’s PC21 and PC27 capital works programme and any joint agency projects as may arise. The intention is to award contracts under this framework in 3 Lots: Lot 1: Civil Engineering Design Consultants; Lot 2: Civil Engineering Contractors; and Lot 3: Process Engineering including MEICA Design and Construction Contractors; Estimated value for the 3 lots for the initial 4 year period and potential 4-year extension period is in the range of £30,000,000 - £120,000,000 (Lot 1); £600,000,000 - £900,000,000 (Lot 2) and £200,000,000 - £400,000,000 (Lot 3). Further information is available within the suite of PQQ tender documents

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