Construction Consultancy Services Framework

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£175,000,000

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Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services
Building consultancy services
Building surveying services
Construction consultancy services
Project management consultancy services
Research consultancy services
Energy-efficiency consultancy services
Building-fabric consultancy services
Building services consultancy services
Systems and technical consultancy services
Software consultancy services
Design consultancy services
Architectural and related services
Architectural design services
Architectural services for buildings
Architectural and building-surveying services
Environmental standards for construction
Advisory architectural services
Construction management services
Construction project management services
Interior design services
Design support services
Architectural, engineering and surveying services
Civil engineering consultancy services
Structural engineering consultancy services
Engineering design services for the construction of civil engineering works
Quantity surveying services for civil engineering works
Health and safety consultancy services
Environmental engineering consultancy services
Environmental impact assessment for construction
Environmental monitoring for construction
Environmental services
Building-inspection services
Architectural, engineering and planning services
Consultative engineering and construction services

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1 week ago

Description

Fusion21 has developed a Framework for the provision of a range of Construction Consultancy services that can be accessed by existing and future Fusion21 Members. This procurement exercise invited tenders from interested economic operators that met the criteria set out in the tender documentation. The framework is split into 15 Lots, these include:
1. Multidisciplinary Consultancy Services, PM and Lead Consultant
2. Stock Monitoring and Appraisal
3. Information Management (BIM)
4. Architecture
5. Fit-Out Consultancy
6. Heritage and Conservation
7. Structural and Civil Engineering
8. Building Engineering Services (M&E)
9. Facilities Management Consultancy
10. CDM Principal Designer
11. Carbon Reduction and Sustainability
12. Valuations
13. Clerk of Works - Inspections Regime
14. Retrofit
15. BSA Principal Designer Duties and Building Control
The Tender was run through a two-stage restricted process.

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