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Tatton Development Procurement

Meeting: 18/06/2020 - Executive Cabinet (Item 194)

194 Tatton Development Procurement

To consider and receive the report of the Director (Commercial Services).

Decision:

1.    To approve a framework procurement using the OJEU compliant Construction Impact Framework (CIF) for the appointment of a contractor to complete the remaining Tatton Development design and construction.

2.    To acknowledge that the contractor appointment through CIF will involve a mini competition between three contractors.

3.    To approve the evaluation criterion for the mini-competition.

4.    To approve the use of a NEC 4 Engineering and Construction Contract (ECC), Option A (fixed price contract with activity schedule) to appoint the successful contractor.

5.    To approve the appointment of a consultant to provide contract administration support.

6.    That the contract award for the NEC 4 Contract is delegated to Executive Member (Resources).

7.    That the contract award for contract administration support is delegated to Executive Member (Resources).

8.    To acknowledge that a further financial update will be reported to Council in July 2020 prior to appoint of a Contractor.

9.    To acknowledge the Homes England funding programme.

Minutes:

Councillor Peter Wilson, Executive Member (Resources), presented the confidential report of the Director (Commercial Services) which seeks approval for the proposed procurement mechanism for the appointment of a contractor to undertake the remaining design and construction of the Tatton Development and to appoint contractors for engineering and construction and also for administration support.

 

Decision:

1.    To approve a framework procurement using the OJEU compliant Construction Impact Framework (CIF) for the appointment of a contractor to complete the remaining Tatton Development design and construction.

2.    To acknowledge that the contractor appointment through CIF will involve a mini competition between three contractors.

3.    To approve the evaluation criterion for the mini-competition.

4.    To approve the use of a NEC 4 Engineering and Construction Contract (ECC), Option A (fixed price contract with activity schedule) to appoint the successful contractor.

5.    To approve the appointment of a consultant to provide contract administration support.

6.    That the contract award for the NEC 4 Contract is delegated to Executive Member (Resources).

7.    That the contract award for contract administration support is delegated to Executive Member (Resources).

8.    To acknowledge that a further financial update will be reported to Council in July 2020 prior to appoint of a Contractor.

9.    To acknowledge the Homes England funding programme.

 

Reasons for Recommendation(s):

1.    To ensure that value for money for the Tatton development is achieved.

2.    To ensure that procurement procedure rules are adhered to.

3.    To ensure that the Homes England Funding programme is met.

4.    To benefit from additional community support using the CIF.

 

Alternative Options Considered and Rejected:

1.    OJEU procurement, this would not allow the Homes England funding timescales to be met.

2.    Use an alternative framework. Other frameworks have been rejected as the Construction Impact Framework aligns with the aspirations of the Tatton Development to involve the community and will provide opportunities through the reinvestment of a proportion of the fee, to involve the community and make further improvements in the local area.

3.    To use an alternative form of contract such as the JCT Design and Build Contract. This option has been rejected as the NEC 4 ECC offers a better mechanism for managing programme and risk.