Building and Civil Engineering Works Framework

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Trenitalia c2c Limited

Value

£1,093,000,000

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Construction work
Construction structures and materials; auxiliary products to construction (except electric apparatus)
Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services
Waterproofing work
Scaffolding work
Installation of doors and windows and related components
Construction work for bridges
Landscaping work
Car park building construction work
Drainage construction works
Drainage and surface works
Footpath construction work
Foundation work
Canopies

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Published

8 months ago

Description

c2c have procured a multi-lot, multi-contractor Framework Contract over a 4-year term with optional extension periods of two individual 2-year periods to support the delivery of associated Building and Civil Engineering works.
c2c used a Restricted Procedure in accordance with the Utilities Contract Regulations 2016 to procure the Framework Contract, which consists of the following Lots:
1: Multi-Disciplinary Building and Civils Works
2: Station Building and Roofing Works
3: Internal Station Improvement Works
4: Bridges 
5: Ancillary Civils
6: Canopies
7: Platforms
Five contractors were successfully appointed to each Lot.

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Trenitalia c2c Limited

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Zoltan Csekei

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