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This document is an OCDS record detailing a restricted, two-stage procurement by the Royal Borough of Greenwich for electrical works on residential properties, including EICR, repairs, rewires, lightning protection, solar PV, and MVHR services, with contracts awarded in geographical lots.
The Royal Borough of Greenwich seeks two providers for comprehensive electrical works, including EICR, repairs, rewires, lightning protection, solar PV, and MVHR services, across its residential properties, awarded in geographical lots through a two-stage competitive process.
The Royal Borough of Greenwich seeks two providers for electrical testing, repairs, rewires, lightning protection, solar PV, and MVHR services for council residential properties, awarded in geographical lots via a two-stage competitive procedure with an estimated value of £38.5M.
The Royal Borough of Greenwich seeks two providers for electrical testing, remedial works, call-outs, rewires, lightning protection, Solar PV, and MVHR services for council residential properties, to be awarded in two geographical lots via a 2-stage restricted procedure.
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This tender for electrical works is generally well-structured with a clear scope and a two-stage competitive process. However, its quality is significantly hampered by the absence of specific evaluation criteria and the declaration that detailed requirements are 'indicative only,' impacting clarity, completeness, and fairness.
The tender clearly defines the procedure type and CPV codes, and there are no reported disputes. The reference to 'Section 12 of the act, Procurement objectives' indicates an awareness of current UK procurement legislation. The overall timeline for a two-stage process appears reasonable.
The general scope of works and the two-stage process are clearly described. However, the explicit statement that requirements are 'indicative only' and the complete absence of specific evaluation criteria beyond 'Most Advantageous Tender' introduce significant ambiguity for bidders.
Basic information, estimated value, duration, and platform URL are provided. Documents are listed. However, the tender is incomplete regarding the definitive scope of requirements and, critically, the evaluation criteria.
The tender promotes fairness through its division into geographical lots, limiting a single tenderer to one lot, and using an e-procurement platform. However, the lack of specific evaluation criteria and the 'indicative only' nature of requirements create an uneven playing field, as bidders cannot fully understand the basis of competition or how their proposals will be assessed.
The tender supports electronic submission via a specified platform and provides a clear URL. Key dates (submission, contract start, duration) are stated, even if the contract start date is identical to the submission deadline, which is unusual but stated.
Most key fields are populated, and there are no reported disputes or suspensions. The estimated value and duration are consistent. However, some codes are missing, and the 'estimated dates only' statement slightly conflicts with the fixed dates provided.
The tender notice lacks any explicit mention of green procurement, social clauses, or innovation focus. While it references 'Section 12 of the act, Procurement objectives' (which can include public benefit), it does not translate this into concrete sustainability requirements for suppliers.
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