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Forthcoming Framework for Works and Services
Last updated: November 2011
| Location | Framework Title | Description of Work or Service | Estimated Tender Invitation Date | Estimated Start of Contract Date | Estimated Value of Work | Framework Sponsor | HA Procurement Officer | Comments |
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| National | Category Management: Pavement and Concrete Framework | The provision of pavement structures and concrete materials in accordance with the Highways Agency's (HA) standards and specifications and/or approved departures using an enabled framework. This contract will allow a collaborative approach to be introduced across the Agency for the benefit of its schemes where there is a pavement or concrete requirement. The contract will require suppliers to contribute to the design of the pavement structures and to support improvements in quality, price, buildability, sustainability and efficiency for pavement structures and concrete.
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August 2011 | March 2012 | £0-£500,000,000 | Karen Morris / Sam Twining | Karen Evans |
Tenders were returned on 23/09/11 (Lot Groups A & C) and 30/09/11 (Lot Group B) Estimated award is March 2012. Tenders currently in assessment; Hanson Contracting, Eurovia Infrastructure Ltd, Aggregate Industries, Cemex, Lafarge Aggregates, Tarmac Ltd. |
| National | Specialist Project Services (SPS) Framework |
Lot 1: Development and Review of Policy & Operational Services- The development of procedures and specifications of policy and the improvement of the Highways Agency's supply chain and internal delivery team's capability in the use of Lean and Lean related tools and techniques. Lot 2: Interview Data Collection, Processing and Management- Collection/capture, processing and management of a wide range of statistical information, including public consultation. Lot 3: Post Implementation Evaluation- The review of schemes, projects, policies and programmes after implementation to ascertain aspects of outturn performance such as value for money, success against project objectives, benefits realisation and accuracy of appraisal or scope of impacts. Lot 4: Asset Data Capture and Production- The capture of asset data in accordance with various HA specifications and production of required output deliverables from the data. |
11 July 2011 | January 2012 | £1-33,000,000.00 | Sam Twining | Steve Bissell | Invitation to tender issued October 2011.. |
| National | Strategic & Emergency Salt Supply Framework |
The Strategic and Emergency Salt Supply Framework is to provide an additional source of road salt to increase the UK's salt stock resilience, to ensure the continuity of road salt to increase the UK's salt stock resilience, to ensure the continuity of road treatments during severe winter weather. The procurement competition will be tendered via Bravo Solutions. Please follow this link to access the website: https://highways.bravosolution.co.uk/ Please note that if you wish to express an interest in this procurement you will need to register on the Bravo Solutions site as a supplier.Registering on Bravo is a simple process but if you experience any problems with registering please contact the Bravo Solutions helpdesk which is provided on the Bravo Solutions website. |
21-September-2011 | November 2011 | £100,000,000 | Jason Glasson | Keith Mason | OJEU Notice published on 11/08/2011. |
| National | Category Management: Temporary Traffic Management Framework |
The provision of temporary traffic management (TM) services in accordance with the Highways Agency's standards and specifications and/or approved departures using an enabled framework. This contract will allow a collaborative procurement approach to be introduced across the Agency for the benefit of all schemes where there is a traffic management requirement. The contract will require suppliers to contribute to the design of traffic management to support improvements in quality, price, safety and efficiency of traffic management provision. Suppliers will work with the Agency and first-tier suppliers to achieve best value in design and delivery. The Temporary Traffic Management Category includes: - The installation, maintenance and removal of static temporary traffic management measures on motorways and high speed dual carriageways for schemes incorporating contrflow operations and/ or temporary road markings, in accordance with National Highways Sector Scheme 12A. - The installation, maintenance and removal of static temporary traffic management measures on motorways and high speed dual carriageways for schemes NOT incorporating contraflow operations and/ or temporary road marking, in accordance with National Highways Sector Scheme 12B. - Mobile lane closure traffic management on motorways and other dual carriageways, in accordance with National Highways Sector Scheme 12C. - Installing, maintaining and removing temporary traffic management on rural and urban roads, in accordance with National Highways Sector Scheme 12D. - The provision of temporary barriers, temporary road markings, safety cameras and other deliverables where required. This procurement competition will be tendered on Bravo Solutions. To express an interest please follow this link to access the website: |
January 2012 | June 2012 | £0- £560,000,000 | Karen Morris/ Tom Hill | Jude Hutcheson | |
| National | Asset Support Framework North & South |
The contract coverage includes those surfacing works, bridgeworks, technology related works, highway maintenance, strengthening and improvement works, and general roadworks that will not be delivered via other contracts. ASF North - Main Site or location of works Highways Agency Maintenance Areas 7,9,10,12,13,14 (Midlands and North England) and the local authority networks wholly or partly in those Areas and the option to instruct work on HA DBFO routes. ASF South - Main Site or location of works Highways Agency Maintenance Areas 1,2,3,4,6 and 8 (East, South East and South West England), the local authority networks wholly or partly in those Areas and the option to instruct work on HA DBFO routes (including HA area 5).
It is envisaged that ASF framework contractors will make use of the Highways Agency's enabled Category Management Frameworks as they become available.
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January 2012 | Sept 2012 | £0- £1,200,000,000 | Peter Smith / Jon Cole | Chris Roy |
OJEU Notice published on 11/08/2011 Invitation to tender issued 16/01/2012 Aggregate Ind UK Limited. Balfour Beaty Civil Eng Limited BAM Nuttall Carillion Contruction Limited Costain Limited Geoffrey Osborne Limited Interserve Contruction Limited Jackson Civil Eng Group Limited LaFarge aggregates Limited Tarmac Limited |