DfI TRAM - Provision of Topographical Surveys Services for Roads and Rivers (2 Lots)

Concepts

• topographical services
• belfast
• additional topographical survey capacity
• road improvements
• accurate topographical information
• topographical surveys services
• rivers
• roads
• road
• survey

Location

Northern Ireland:

Description

The Department for Infrastructure wishes to appoint a Contractor or Contractors to provide additional topographical survey capacity necessary to supplement it's in-house provision. The Department relies on accurate topographical information to support a wide range of applications in the delivery of it's obligations, including design of road improvements, asset management, flood risk management and feasibility and design of flood alleviation schemes. The Department for Infrastructure wishes to appoint a Contractor or Contractors to provide additional topographical survey capacity necessary to supplement it's in-house provision. The Department relies on accurate topographical information to support a wide range of applications in the delivery of it's obligations, including design of road improvements, asset management, flood risk management and feasibility and design of flood alleviation schemes. Additional information: The total value of all lots is estimated to be £1.7m however depending on demand this may increase to £2m.

Lot Division

Award Detail

Renewal Options

There are options to extend the contract period by a further 2 periods of up to 12 months each

Award Criteria

CPV Codes

• 71351810 - Topographical services

Indicators

• Options are available.

Other Information

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