The Consultancy Services framework procurement was done using an open procedure through the Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU). There are 14 lots covering both new build and refurbishment. The lots can be seen on the sub menus on the left of the screen.
In order to comply with OJEU regulations there are two options for selecting the consultant: mini competition or direct selection.
To use direct selection the landlord should be able to determine from the original tender information which is the most economically advantageous offer for their requirement. Due to the simple nature of this selection, this method is only suitable for single service where the scope of works is similar to that used at tender. The reason for the selection should be recorded for audit purposes.
To carry out a mini competition landlords should:
The running of any mini competition is the responsibility of the landlord. Procure Plus have an internet based tender management system that can be used to manage this.
The form of underlying contract in the framework is the Professional Deed of Appointment. Should landlords wish to access the framework, Procure Plus will issue a licence that needs to be signed and returned Procure Plus before starting any selection process.
Should landlords wish to access the framework, Procure Plus will issue a licence that needs to be signed and returned to Procure Plus before any selection process (direct selection or mini competition) can begin.
For more information on the framework and the providers appointed to it you can view or download a copy of our Consultancy Framework Brochure (see links below) which includes an overview of the framework, the scope of work tendered and a list of each of the consultants appointed.
If you require any more information or wish to access the framework, please contact Dawn Anderson on 0303 030 0030 or email: dawn.anderson@procure-plus.com
Consultancy Framework Brochure
19 MB version click here to download
10 MB version click here to download