Building Construction Consultancy

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£100,000,000

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Building consultancy services
Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services
Architectural and related services
Advisory architectural services
Architectural design services
Architectural services for buildings
Architectural services for building extensions
Architectural, engineering and planning services
Architectural, engineering and surveying services
Architectural and building-surveying services
Structural engineering consultancy services
Civil engineering consultancy services
Mechanical engineering services
Mechanical and electrical engineering services
Plumbing consultancy services
Quantity surveying services
Design consultancy services
Construction consultancy services
Contract administration services
Construction project management services
Business and management consultancy services
Procurement consultancy services
Landscape architectural services
Consultative engineering and construction services
Urban planning services
Environmental engineering consultancy services
Building surveying services

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8 months ago

Description

This Framework Contract is for the provision of a range of construction related consultancy services to buildings and their surrounding grounds which Councils, Scotland Excel associate members and other bodies participating in this procurement as detailed in this notice may require. The framework is divided into 14 lots as follows:
-Lot 1 - Architecture
-Lot 2 - Civil and Structural Engineering
-Lot 3 - Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Engineering
-Lot 4 - Quantity Surveying
-Lot 5 – In House Multi Disciplinary
-Lot 6 – Architect Led Multi Disciplinary
-Lot 7 - Conservation Architecture
-Lot 8 - Clerk of Works
-Lot 9 - Project Management
-Lot 10 - Landscape Architecture
-Lot 11 - CDM Advice
-Lot 12 - Master planning
-Lot 13 – Environmental Engineering
-Lot 14 - Building Surveying
For more information about the requirements for each lot please see summary information, below, and the tender documentation which is available in the relevant PCS-T project for this procurement exercise.

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