Intruder Alarm Maintenance and Monitoring

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£188,000

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  • Alarm-monitoring services

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3 months ago

Description

Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council seek to appoint a single company to provide intruder alarm maintenance and remote monitoring across its estate. The council estate is a mixed range of property types, including civic, administrative and operational facilities, leisure and community facilities. The successful contractor shall provide a 24 hour, seven days per week emergency service for the duration of this contract over the Council’s estate which covers 70 properties. The contract shall comprise the maintenance and remote monitoring of intruder alarm systems, inclusive of any Police response panic alarms (where fitted), within various Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council estate premises. Please note that CPV code 45312200 also applies.

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Automatic Barriers Servicing 6. Automatic Doors Installation 7. Automatic Doors Servicing 8. Door Entry Installation (Commercial) 9. Door Entry Installation (Domestic) 10. Door Entry Servicing 11. Dry Riser Servicing 12. Emergency Lighting Installation (Domestic & Commercial) 13. Emergency Lighting Servicing (Domestic & Commercial) 14. Fire Alarm Installation (Domestic & Commercial) 15. Fire Alarm Servicing (Domestic & Commercial) 16. Fall Arrest System Servicing and Remedials 17. Fire Alarm Installation (Communal) 18. Fire Alarm Servicing/Testing 19. Fire Equipment Installation 20. Fire Equipment Servicing/Testing 21. Personal Protection Water Misting System Installation 22. Personal Protection Water Misting System Servicing 23. Sprinkler Installation 24. Sprinkler Servicing 25. Suppression Systems Installation 26. Suppression Systems Servicing 27. Warden Call System Installation 28. Warden Call System Servicing/Testing 29. Wet Riser Servicing Conditions of Participation of the Tender Process, (To be confirmed): Legal and financial capability: Requirement: The supplier must be a legally established entity with the financial stability to perform the contract. Specific requirements will be finalised following market engagement. Likely evidence and process: 1. A copy of the supplier’s registration documents and all relevant certifications and accreditations. 2. Dunn and Bradstreet report to review all Suppliers’ operational standing. 3. A financial ratio or ratios based on Net Debt to EBITDA ratio, Acid ratio, Group Exposure Ratio, Turnover Ratio and Operating Margin percentage. Technical Ability to perform the Services and provide the Goods as set out: Requirement: The supplier must demonstrate the technical capability and experience necessary to fulfil the contract requirements. Likely evidence and process: 1. A list of principal services provided in the past three years, including values, dates, and recipients. 2. Details of the technical equipment and measures for ensuring quality. 3. Qualifications and experience of key personnel. 4. Quality and Technical Questions to be completed fully, evidencing the Suppliers’ ability to provide the goods and services. Payment Terms: 30 days net end of month invoice received. Contract Dates and Expected Process. Estimated Date of Tender Notice Publication: July 2025, Estimated Date for Submission of Requests to Participate: July - Aug 2025, Procedure Expected to be Used: • Open Procedure, (Pending Market Engagement Feedback) Dynamic Market Membership: No Participation – Particular Suitability: • Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) • Large enterprises Selection Process: 1. Mandatory Documents and Certification: • Legal and financial capacity documents. • Certifications and declarations of compliance. 2. Procurement Specific Questionnaire (PSQ): • Mandatory Questions: Legal, financial, and technical capacity. • Discretionary Questions: Past performance, references, and other relevant criteria. • Exclusion Criteria: Both Mandatory and Discretionary 3. Technical/Quality Questionnaire: • Detailed questions assessing the supplier's technical ability and quality assurance measures. 4. Pricing Evaluation: • Detailed breakdown of costs and pricing structure. 5. Overall Threshold: For the Suppliers that pass the PSQ, the combined weighted scores from the Technical/Quality Questionnaire and Pricing Evaluation will provide an overall score. The highest scoring supplier across the elements will be the successful bidder for the Lot. NB – The specifics of the Hurdle and Financial / Non-Financial weightings are to be confirmed following initial market engagement. Term of the Contract Including Extensions: 5 years initially with extensions of up to 5 years for a 10 year maximum. Previous Contract Information: No specific previous Contract. The requirements were split over multiple contracts. Intention to Award the Contract to: 1. A single winning bidder per Lot based on the highest overall score across the combined Financial and Non-Financial elements. What Fees if Any will be Charged in Accordance with Section 45(7) of the PA 2023: The Contracting Authority is yet to decide whether a Fee structure will apply for this agreement. This will be clarified post Market Engagement. Will an Electronic Auction be Used: No What Lots will Form this Tender: There will be two Lots, Lot 1 – Mechanical and Electrical Services, Lot 2 – Fire, Safety and Security Services. Will it be Awarded by Lot: Yes Estimated Award Criteria for Each Lot: Both Lots will be awarded maximum score basis. The successful Supplier who reaches the maximum combined score across the Quality/Technical and Financial evaluations will be awarded for that Lot. 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Armagh City Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council

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+44 2890207207

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