LB Hillingdon - Provision of Flood Risk Management Support & Planning Application Review

Description

The London Borough of Hillingdon (LBH) currently has an outsourced service for the provision of the Flood Risk Support & Planning Application Review. The existing contract will end in August 2024. The Council is running an open tender process for a new contract, as defined in the document pack on our portal www.capitalesourcing.com. The services will include the following: 1- LLFA day-to-day Support / undertake an annual review of the Local Flood Risk Management Strategy 2- Flood Risk Management Projects Support (subject to relevant funding, fee and resource agreement) b. Flood Risk Modelling and Interpretation c. Funding Bids d. Feasibility Studies and Options Appraisals (funded from project funds) e. Project Design and Delivery (funded from project funds) f. Infrastructure Asset Management 3- Planning Application Review Support The Council's intention is for the contract to be let for a period of three years, with a possible extension period of a further two years. The contract will start from the date for commencement of the service, which is currently planned to be 2nd September Lot 1: The London Borough of Hillingdon is inviting tenders from suitably qualified and experienced providers in relation to entering into an agreement for the provision of the Flood Risk Support & Planning Application Review. The existing contract will end in August 2024, the Council is running an open tender process for a new contract, as defined in the document pack on our portal www.capitalesourcing.com. The services will include the following: 1- LLFA day-to-day Support 2- Flood Risk Management Projects Support (subject to relevant funding, fee and resource agreement) b. Flood Risk Modelling and Interpretation c. Funding Bids d. Feasibility Studies and Options Appraisals (funded from project funds) e. Project Design and Delivery (funded from project funds) f. Infrastructure Asset Management 3- Planning Application Review Support The Council's intention is for the contract to be let for a period of three years, with a possible extension period of a further two years. The contract will start from the date for commencement of the service, which is currently planned to be 2nd September 2024.