Redevelopment of Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children (Phase 4)

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Selection of a multidisciplinary design team with prime contractor for Phase 4 of the Redevelopment programme at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children (The Trust).

The Trust is ready to commence the development of Phase 4 of the masterplan. As well as providing much-needed additional clinical space and improving access/campus circulation, construction of a new, circa 23 000 m², high quality building offers a fantastic opportunity to present a less institutional facade to visitors, and in doing so better reflect the Trust's identity, values and the world-class quality of care provided within its facilities. The Trust wishes to appoint a multi-disciplinary design team with Prime Contractor familiar with working on complex projects with complicated institutions and other key stakeholders, and which assembles a multi-disciplinary team capable of generating an outstanding vision for the Phase 4 Redevelopment and seeing that vision through to construction and completion on site. The successful team will recognise the need to strike a balance that considers design quality, cost and long-term value.

Great Ormond Street, WC1N 3JH, London.

The Trust will use the Competitive Dialogue Procedure as set out with Regulation 30 of the PCRs 2015, because of the technical and legal complexity of the project.

RIBA Competitions is assisting the Trust with the management of the procurement process. The selection process will be organised over the following stages:

— Expression of Interest with Pre-Qualification Questionnaire

Responses to PQQs will be used to select a short-list of suitable candidates (minimum 3, maximum 6) to be invited to participate in dialogue.

— Invitation to Participate in Dialogue (ITPD)

Short-listed Participants will be invited to attend a group site visit and ‘open’ briefing session which will include presentations from key members of the Trust.

The Trust also recognises the costs incurred by Participants in participating in procurements of this nature.The Trust has therefore designed the procurement procedure so that the competitive dialogue phase is focused on three key areas:

Design — There will be the opportunity for Participants to access the Trust's Project Team to discuss and develop their design concept;

Contractual — Participants will have an opportunity to raise any issues on the draft documents and discuss these with the Trust and the Trust's legal advisers;

Cost — The Trust want reassurance that the Participant is developing a scheme with an area and a cost and consistent with the stipulated ‘Not to Exceed’ figure.

The Trust is confident this phase of the procurement will be valuable to the Trust and Participants in terms of developing acceptable solutions without being too time consuming or protracted.

Although not currently the intention, the Trust will reserve the right to successively reduce the number of solutions to be discussed via application of the appropriate Award Criteria.

It is anticipated that this dialogue will be limited to a defined period as per the procurement programme.

— Invitation to Submit Final Tenders (ITSFT)

Remaining Participants will be asked to submit Final Tenders and design concepts based on the solutions presented and specified during the dialogue.

Each Participant invited to submit a final tender who submits a compliant tender and gives a clarification interview presentation will receive an honorarium payment of 20 000 GBP (+VAT). However in the event that the Trust carries out deselection on conclusion of a dialogue phase,Participants who participated in the three interim workshops in accordance with the ITPD but were not invited to submit a final tender will receive an honorarium of 7 500 GBP (+VAT).Honorarium payments will be paid to the Lead Architect/Designer from each multi-disciplinary team. Honorarium payments will be paid within one calendar month of the date of the clarification presentation interviews (or issue of notification letters in the case of Participants not invited to submit a final tender) and on submission of an Invoice to RIBA Competitions.

Subject to the PCR2015:

the Trust reserves the right to provide additional information to all tenderers in accordance with its general legal obligations of equal and fair treatment and non-discrimination;

the Trust reserves the right to discontinue the process at any time and not to award a contract and call for tenders;

the Trust does not bind itself accept the lowest tender or any tender received;

the Trust reserved the right to vary the scope of Phase 4 redevelopment;

the Trust reserves the right to extend the term of the delivery of the project and the contract;

the Trust reserves the right to award to the successful contractor additional works, supplies and services contracts as long as these are necessary for the delivery of the project, or are required because of circumstances which were unforeseen at the time of the procurement.

As stated in the procurement documents.

Refer to the Memorandum of Information and PQQ, available from RIBA Competitions Office.

As stated in the procurement documents.

Internet address:www.gosh.nhs.uk

Internet address:www.gosh.nhs.uk

The Trust will incorporate a standstill period from the date when information on the award of the contract(s) is communicated to tenderers. The notification will provide full information and reasons for the award decision, including the characteristics and relative advantages of the successful tender. The standstill period, which will be for a minimum of 10 calendar days, provides time for unsuccessful tenderers to challenge the award decision before the contract(s) is entered into. Part 3 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 provides for aggravated parties who have been harmed or are at risk of harm by a breach of the Regulations to take action in the High Court (England and Wales). Any such action must be brought within the applicable limitation periods. The Trust wishes to invite, any aggrieved tenderer, without any prejudice to the legal rights, to refer their grievance as soon as possible to the Project Manager to kick start an internal procedure to address the tenderer's concerns before legal action is sought.