SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT & INFRASTRUCTURE (SBS10235)

Description

NHS Shared Business Services act in an Agency capacity for and on behalf of its customers (Approved Organisations) - existing and new. These comprise of NHS and Social Care organisations (whether acting individually, or on behalf of, or together as members of any consortia) along with any other public or private sector bodies which NHS SBS authorises to use the resulting Framework. NHS Shared Business Services Limited (NHS SBS) has put in place a Framework Agreement for the provision of Sustainable Transport & Infrastructure and related Goods, Works and Services to be used by NHS SBS Approved Organisations The framework includes: Lot 1 - Sustainable Transport Consultancy Lot 2 - Cycle Parking and Infrastructure Lot 3 - Micro-mobility Lot 4a - Low Carbon Deliveries Lot 4b - Electric Tugs (Not Awarded) Lot 5 - Electric Vehicle Charging Solutions Lot 6 - Design, Build and Finance of Sustainable Car Parks Lot 7 - Design, Build, Finance and Operation of Sustainable Car Parks Lot 8 - Car Park Management Lot 9 - Car Park Equipment and Maintenance Lot 1: Sustainable Transport Consultancy Lot 1 - Sustainable Transport Consultancy The development of strategies to support the delivery of NHS Green Plans through research, investigation, audits, feasibility studies, analysis, design and proposal of sustainable transport solutions and associated savings potential. Bidders will deliver all of the mandatory requirements as detailed in the Specification section of the Framework Agreement. Additional information: The contract will be awarded for 48 months. Lot 2: Cycle Parking and Infrastructure The objective of this Lot is to provide safe and secure storage facilities for users of bicycles and other forms of micro-mobility. Bidders will deliver all the mandatory requirements as detailed in the Specification section of the Framework Agreement. Additional information: The contract will be awarded for 48 months. Lot 3: Micro-mobility The objective of this service is to provide expertise, planning and implementation of micromobility schemes for Approved Organisations. These schemes will minimise the environmental impact of travel by offering alternative methods of transport (such as electric bikes, cargo bikes and pedal bikes), and encourage use of the alternative methods of commuting by developing and implementing effective strategies, and through education and marketing. Bidders will deliver all the mandatory requirements as detailed in the Specification section of the Framework Agreement. Additional information: The contract will be awarded for 48 months. Lot 4A: Low Carbon Deliveries To provide the right mode of sustainable deliveries via low carbon and energy efficient vehicles. Sustainable methods for delivery in line with weight, class, and destination and to provide a safe secure efficient and low carbon delivery service for medical and non-medical items. Bidders will deliver all the mandatory requirements as detailed in the Specification section of the Framework Agreement. Additional information: The contract will be awarded for 48 months. Lot 5: Electric Vehicle Charging Solutions Lot 5 is to plan, propose and implement EV Charging solutions for a diverse user base, including but not limited to fleet, grey fleet and personal vehicles. Solutions should provide the Client with safe, reliable, robust and secure infrastructure, that is easy to use, and always available to the end user. Scope of services includes the supply, installation, maintenance and back-office systems, grid upgrades, induction, solar panel/PV and battery storage. This Lot also includes the option to fund EV Charging infrastructure, including Hubs. Bidders will deliver all the mandatory requirements as detailed in the Specification section of the Framework Agreement. Additional information: The contract will be awarded for 48 months. Lot 6: Design, Build and Finance of Sustainable Car Parks The objective of Lot 6 is to support NHS net zero ambitions by offering sustainable car park design and build that has a lower carbon output than traditionally built car parks, and where possible or defined by the Client as a requirement, adds biodiversity back into the locality. The Client may require that the Supplier considers and incorporates new methods such as Modern Methods of Construction, materials and components that have low or zero carbon output, into the design & build process. Bidders will deliver all the mandatory requirements as detailed in the Specification section of the Framework Agreement. Additional information: The contract will be awarded for 48 months. Lot 7: Design, Build, Finance and Operation of Sustainable Car Parks The objectives, scope and requirements are the same as lot 6, but with the additional option of car park management/operation, including car park estate and portfolio management, which includes event management, space management, bay monitoring systems and related variable signage. Additional information: The contract will be awarded for 48 months. Lot 8: Car Park Management The objective of Lot 8 is to support the NHS net zero ambitions by providing a car park management service that will improve the patient, staff, and visitor experience by upholding the car parking principles being set out by the Client, and where possible, providing solutions that lower carbon output. The car park management/operation contract should be flexible in terms of scope and contract length to suit the Client. The management/operation services can be contracted directly by the Client or by the Supplier. Bidders will deliver all the mandatory requirements as detailed in the Specification section of the Framework Agreement. Additional information: The contract will be awarded for 48 months. Lot 9: Car Park Equipment and Maintenance The objective of Lot 9 is to provide the Client with car park equipment and maintenance services that will support them in achieving their car parking objectives, offering a better parking experience to staff, patients and visitors. The car park management/operation contract should be flexible in terms of scope and contract length to suit the Client. The management/operation services can be contracted directly by the Client or by the Supplier. Bidders will deliver all the mandatory requirements as detailed in the Specification section of the Framework Agreement. Additional information: The contract will be awarded for 48 months