Liverpool City Region (LCR) Land Review - Lot 1 Multidisciplinary technical and professional services

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Buyers

MERSEYTRAVEL LIMITED

Value

£298,608

Suppliers

OVE ARUP & PARTNERS LIMITED

Classifications

Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services

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Submission Deadline

4 months ago

Published

1 month ago

Description

The Liverpool City Region Combined Authority (LCRCA) is seeking to appoint a suitably experienced consultant to undertake a Strategic  Review (SR) to directly inform preparation of the Liverpool City Region (LCR) Spatial Development Strategy (SDS). The SR will cover the whole of the LCR area.
The LCRCA is undertaking a review of land across the LCR to inform the preparation of the SDS and the SR will form the second stage of the land review process.

Additional information: This was an exercise conducted utilising the Homes England Development and Regeneration Technical Services Framework 2023-2027, calling off from Lot 1 Multidisciplinary technical and professional services  
Description of lot: 
End-to-end technical and professional services MANDATORY SERVICES Project and Cost Management Services Development Monitoring Services Risk Management and Monitoring Services Property Advice Services Contract Advice and Procurement Services Construction, Design, and Management and Health & Safety Services Town and Country Planning Services Stakeholder and Community Engagement and Social Value Services Masterplanning Services including Urban Design and Architecture Landscape Design and Ecology Services Environment and Sustainability Services Structural and Civil Engineering Services Transport and Traffic Services Mechanical and Electrical Services Fire Engineering Services Heritage and Townscape Services NON-MANDATORY SERVICES Asbestos Services

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