Broadland Development Services Homes for the Future Main Contractor Framework
Awarded to ASPEN BUILD (EAST ANGLIA) LIMITED, Aspen Build (East Anglia) Ltd, E.N. SUITER & SONS LIMITED +7 more
Broadland Development Services Limited(buyer)
- Published
- Published 22 August 2024
- Deadline
- Closed 21 March 2025
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Broadland Development Services Limited
BuyerNorwich, United Kingdom
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Lots (3)
Projects with an estimated construction value up to £8m
Won by Aspen Build (East Anglia) LtdWon by E.N. Suiter & Sons LimitedWon by Fox Construction Eastern LimitedWon by H. SMITH & SONS (HONINGHAM) LIMITEDWon by MARFLEET AND BRADSHAW LIMITEDWon by O. SEAMAN & SON LIMITEDProjects with an estimated construction value over £8m
Won by ASPEN BUILD (EAST ANGLIA) LIMITEDWon by E.N. SUITER & SONS LIMITEDWon by LOVELL PARTNERSHIPS LIMITEDWon by MARFLEET AND BRADSHAW LIMITEDWon by R.G. CARTER LIMITEDConstruction Value £15m £30m
BDS believe that to meet climate targets all new buildings must operate at net zero carbon by 2030. In light of this, Broadland Development Services strategy for schemes moving forward is to develop ways of achieving the end goal of Homes for the Future. It has been identified that to do this, developments need to focus on ‘building light’, ‘building wise’, ‘building low carbon’, ‘building for the future’ and ‘building collaboratively’. Therefore, the following elements will be central to the design for each project to be procured under this Framework:- oHuman Factors - Focusing on health and wellbeing, user experience and social value oCircular Economy - Focusing on resource efficiency, environmental, health impacts and overall number of resources/materials, and waste oEnergy & Carbon - Focusing on operational energy and Whole Life Carbon oEcology & Biodiversity - Focusing on land use, biodiversity net gain and nature-based solutions oWater – focusing on water use and quality, including Nutrient Neutrality oConnectivity & Transport - Focusing on compactness of the development, walkability, and low carbon transport. BDS has as a result of the above, developed a Climate Specification which outlines design and construction requirements that schemes adhere to in order to achieve the end goal of Homes for the Future. This ethos will be central to projects procured under this Framework; which will expand on these values – it its intended that a Social Value Charter will be drawn up and subject to ongoing discussion and monitoring to support Framework Contractors in furthering their social, environmental and economic objectives. In practice, BDS dwellings typically are constructed using panelised timber frames to achieve high levels of air tightness; supplemented with Air Source Heat Pumps, Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery and Photo Voltaic Panels – to achieve an EPC A rating and moving towards operational net zero carbon. It should be noted that this specification may be adapted during the course of the framework to keep pace with legislation changes (i.e. Future Homes Standard), wider organisational climate objectives and site specific constraints and opportunities. Through past and future projects, BDS aim to support the local supply chain and keep investment in Norfolk for the benefit of local communities. A key requirement of this framework will be for Contractors to have supply chain connections within this region, but also support the wider community through social value and corporate social responsibility initiatives. 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. The procedure will follow the restricted procedure concluding with the selection of a limited number of Framework Contractors who will be engaged, via mini-competition, for various construction projects over an (up to) 5 year period. Key dates for the procurement are noted for information below, however it should be noted they may be subject to change; 1.SQ Commencement: October 2024 2.ITT Release (to shortlisted tenderers): December 2024 3.Anticipated Contract Award: April 2025 BDS are keen to hear from Contractors 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. Please respond via the market engagement questionnaire (link below) by no later than Monday 16 September 2024. https://forms.office.com/r/abaBe0Z6RD
Key details
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Status
- In delivery
- Category
- Works
- Estimated value
- £150,000,000
- Procedure
- Selective
- Contract type
- Framework agreement
- Published
- 22 August 2024
- Deadline
- Closed
Award outcome
- Awarded value
- £150,000,000
- Award date
- 9 February 2026
- Contract period
- 30 June 2025 → 30 June 2027
- ASPEN BUILD (EAST ANGLIA) LIMITED
- Aspen Build (East Anglia) Ltd
- E.N. SUITER & SONS LIMITED
- E.N. Suiter & Sons Limited
- Fox Construction Eastern Limited
- H. SMITH & SONS (HONINGHAM) LIMITED
- LOVELL PARTNERSHIPS LIMITED
- MARFLEET AND BRADSHAW LIMITED
- O. SEAMAN & SON LIMITED
- R.G. CARTER LIMITED
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Notice history
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Contract
2 March 2026
Contract Notice
19 February 2025
Prior Information Notice
22 August 2024
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