Provision of Professional Services for Property Valuations Services via Non Statutory Procedures (Negotiation and Agreement) and Statutory Procedures (CPO) and Strategic Advice for LCCC

Description

Limerick City and County Council (LCCC) proposes to engage in a competitive process for the establishment of a multi-party framework agreement for the provision of property (Note: within this document property means both buildings and land) and valuation services. Professional Services for Property Valuation, Sales and Acquisition (via non statutory procedure (negotiation and agreement). The successful tenderers will provide all services required for property market valuations, negotiation of property market price, sale of property and the property acquisition via the non-statutory procedures (negotiation and agreement). Professional Services for Property Valuation, Sales, Acquisition (via statutory and/or non-statutory procedure (Compulsory Purchase Order (CPO)) and Strategic Advice. The successful tenderers will provide all services required for the property acquisition via the statutory or non-statutory procedures. Services will include but are not limited to property acquisition by agreement, CPO, property transfer/swap and business relocations. The successful applicant will provide all services required for the acquisition by agreement/CPO, assessment of claims, making of initial offers, all negotiations with landowners and/or their agents, settlement of claims and compensation amounts, and preparation of property acquisition agreements including details of any special conditions including accommodation works, assessment of business lease impact, relocation expenses, lease/tenancy agreement buyout etc. In the event that it is not possible to reach a settlement the successful applicant will provide all services necessary for or associated with the referral of claims for Assessment (CIArb/IFA or similar) or for Arbitration. It is at LCCC’s sole discretion which supplier is engaged. It is emphasised that a framework agreement constitutes no guarantee to purchase a specific quantity of services from a particular economic operator. The Contracting Authority intends to use the framework for the procurement of requirements falling within its scope during the specified period; however, it reserves the right to go outside the framework for the procurement of any requirement without reference to the Framework Member(s). Admission to a framework does not guarantee the award of any contract to any Economic Operator, nor does it give the member(s) the right to be consulted in respect of, or tender for, any contract. Tenderers must associate themselves with this competition in order to access the tender documents, ask and receive queries and submit a tender response. All responses must be submitted in a ZIP FILE format.