Estates Professional Services Framework

The appointed MEP Engineering Consultants will provide comprehensive services spanning all RIBA stages, focusing on the design, planning, and management of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems. The consultant will collaborate with clients, principal designers, and other consultants to develop engineering solutions that meet the project’s technical, environmental, and functional requirements. Additional information: It is anticipated that a maximum of 6 suppliers will be appointed to this lot. Successful suppliers must be able to attend any NHSGGC or NHSGL site within two hours notice. The Framework is expected to be awarded and implemented by the end of March 2025, subject to potential changes in the timeline.

The Energy Consultant shall provide services under the Framework Agreement for commercial projects, adhering to the Contract Documents. The Consultant is expected to deliver high-quality services that offer value for money and to strive for excellence in all aspects of the Consultancy Service. This includes providing services throughout the various RIBA Stages. Additional information: It is anticipated that up to a maximum of 6 suppliers will be appointed to this lot. Successful suppliers must be able to attend any NHSGGC or NHSGJ site within two hours. The Framework is expected to be awarded and implemented by the end of March 2025, subject to potential changes in the timeline.

The role of a Principal Designer who is required to fully comply under the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 (CDM 2015) and who are crucial in ensuring health and safety throughout the design and planning stages of a construction project. Additional information: It is anticipated that up to a maximum of 6 suppliers will be appointed to this lot. Successful suppliers must be able to attend any NHSGGS or NHSGJ site within two hours notice. The Framework is expected to be awarded and implemented by the end of March 2025, subject to potential changes in the timeline.

The Project Manager and Cost Adviser is a key professional role responsible for overseeing the planning, execution, and financial management of construction and infrastructure projects. This role ensures projects are delivered on time, within budget, and to the required quality standards. The professional combines project management expertise with cost control and financial planning to provide comprehensive oversight and guidance throughout the project lifecycle. Additional information: It is anticipated that up to a maximum of 6 suppliers will be appointed to this lot. Successful suppliers must be able to attend any NHSGGC or NHSGJ sit within two hours notice. The Framework is expected to be awarded and implemented by the end of March 2025, subject to potential changes in the timeline.