Expired contract

Medium Schemes Framework 4 (MSF4) on behalf of Midlands Highway Alliance Plus (MHA+)

Details

Value
£1,000,000
Duration
4 years
Topic
Construction, foundation and surface works for highways, roads
Published
2 August 2022

Tender description

For the purposes of this tender process, Leicestershire County Council is acting as the Client and the Contracting Authority on behalf of the Midlands Highway Alliance Plus (MHA+). Any organisation who is a member of the MHA+ (this includes any organisation that may become a member during the Framework Term), will be able to place a Works Order under it with a framework Contractor. Each Works Order will create a separate, stand-alone contract between the MHA member who placed it and the Contractor. Leicestershire County Council will have no liability except in relation to Works Orders which it places itself. Irrespective of who places them, Works Orders will incorporate by reference all of the relevant information and arrangements set out in the Framework Agreement. The Framework Agreement is based on NEC4 Framework Contract. The permissible contract conditions for the call-off contracts placed under this framework will be: Engineering and Construction Contract, Main Option C; Engineering and Construction Short Contract or Professional Services Short Contract. Call-Off Contracts will be awarded in line with Selection Procedures listed in Framework Information document. The initial Framework term is four (4) years with two options to further extend by two (2) years each . The maximum term of the Framework is therefore eight years (4+2+2). The start date is: 23rd July 2022

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date20 June 2022
  2. Completed: Award published2 August 2022
    Current notice
  3. Completed: Contract expiry date22 July 2026

About the buyer

Leicestershire County Council buys as a local authority, advertising larger contracts on the government's Find a Tender service. Smaller contracts appear separately on Contracts Finder, the portal for lower-value public work. Some contracts also run through frameworks set up by outside bodies, including ESPO, and suppliers apply to join those directly. The council itself trades nationally as ESPO, running framework agreements for public bodies nationwide. A two-year procurement plan on the council's open data site lists contracts still to come. Suppliers must also register on Find a Tender, a requirement since April 2026.

UK local government drives £140bn in annual procurement, led by social protection (£66.6bn) and education (£57.1bn).

Over the past 5 years, most of Leicestershire County Council's contract awards have been in transport services, construction work and architectural and engineering services.

Relevant CPV codes

  • 45233000 · Construction, foundation and surface works for highways, roads
  • 45233100 · Construction work for highways, roads
  • 45233130 · Construction work for highways
  • 45233131 · Construction work for elevated highways
  • 45233139 · Highway maintenance work
  • 45233210 · Surface work for highways
  • 45233300 · Foundation work for highways, roads, streets and footpaths
  • 45233310 · Foundation work for highways

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