Broadland Development Services Homes for the Future Framework

Description

Text to be corrected in the original notice: Place of text to be modified: Section 2.1 - contractors are to be aware that information provided in Section II 2.4) Description of Procurement for Lot 1 is also applicable for Lot 2. Instead of: Non Applicable Read: Bidders are to read the current content in II.2.4 for Lot 1 which is also applicable to Lot 2. Place of text to be modified: Section 2.1 - contractors are to be aware that information provided in Section II 2.4) Description of Procurement for Lot 1 is also applicable for Lot 3. Instead of: Non Applicable Read: Bidders are to read the current content in II.2.4 for Lot 1 which is also applicable to Lot 3. Other additional information: The basis on which the market engagement exercise is carried out is as follows: BDS is requesting feedback and whilst the views from the market sector are important, BDS may choose not to consider or implement any or all of the suggestions made through this process. If beneficial, BDS may also undertake further related market engagement in the future as refinement of the approach continues. All information provided on BDS's current thinking as part of the market engagement exercise (including th This notice is published to advertise a pre-procurement engagement being conducted by Broadland Development Services (BDS) - the development arm of Broadland Housing Association (BHA), a registered provider of Social Housing and Broadland St Benedicts Limited. This procurement is for a Main Contractor Framework and will be used to facilitate mini-competition (and by exception direct award) tender exercises amongst framework contractors for planned developments over an (up to) 5-year period. All framework projects will focus on place making, low operation / net zero carbon and biodiversity - to create sustainable communities. There is anticipated to be 10 projects to be procured under this framework. The majority of projects will be a construction value in the region £5m to £15m and be in Norfolk and North-Suffolk, UK. BDS are keen to hear from Contractor of all experience levels and those who share BDS values, so an appropriate ITT can be developed aligned to the skills and capabilities of the market. Broadland Development Services (BDS) is the development arm of Broadland Housing Association (BHA), a registered provider of Social Housing. BHA was formed in 1963 and built the first scheme, at Shipfield in Norwich, in 1967. Today, BHA provide more than 5,500 quality homes across Norfolk and north Suffolk. New developments are operationally low carbon to reduce residents bills and provide a sustainable place for communities and nature to thrive. BDS are the contracting authority under Regulation 2 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 ("PCR 2015"). The Framework will be available for use by BDS and external clients where BDS provide a Development Agency function. BDS is seeking expressions of interest and feedback from interested parties in respect of a forthcoming p