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CA18/5956 Construction, Environmental & Technical Professional Services Framework (CETPS)

Mining Remediation Authority, Nottinghamshire · United Kingdom

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Procedure
Other service
Nature
Unclassified
Building type
Heritage
Estimated value
£9,400,000
Published
2026-09-23
Deadline
6 Nov 2026, 16:00 (29 days)

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Summary

For consultants to be appointed onto the framework for the provision of professional services relating to addressing the impacts of past mining activities. These services include civil, structural and geotechnical engineering; mining and environmental assessment and management; specialist technical consultancy; professional secondment support; investigations into infrastructure and land damage; and environmental remediation, including mine water management and treatment solutions. Objectives and Requirement The Authority requires the Framework to deliver the following outcomes: •Support the Authority's statutory responsibilities and strategic objectives by providing timely access to high-quality specialist construction, environmental and technical professional services. •Protect and enhance the environment through the provision of expert advice, design, assessment, investigation, monitoring and remediation services that address the impacts of historic mining activities and associated environmental risks. •Provide access to specialist expertise and capacity where internal resources, skills or capability are limited, ensuring the Authority can effectively deliver its programmes and projects. •Deliver value for money through innovative, proportionate and commercially sustainable solutions that achieve the required outcomes while making effective use of public funds. •Promote collaboration and continuous improvement, working with the Authority to share knowledge, identify efficiencies, introduce innovation and support framework development throughout its duration. Support sustainable and responsible delivery, including environmental stewardship, social value commitments, ethical business practices and SME participation where appropriate. Provide reliable and high-quality service delivery, ensuring outputs are delivered to agreed timescales, quality standards and project requirements.

Documents to submit

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  • Team composition and CVsThe people proposed for each role, with CVs in the format asked.
  • Comparable project referencesUsually three to five, with client, value, dates and your role; often on the buyer's form.
  • Methodology and organisation noteHow the team will run the commission: phases, coordination, quality, BIM when asked.
  • Fee proposalOn the buyer's price schedule when there is one; by phase and discipline.
  • Turnover and financial standingAccounts or a bank statement when the tender sets a minimum turnover.
  • European Single Procurement Document: The buyer's Procurement Specific Questionnaire (PSQ) or Standard Selection QuestionnaireOne per firm in the team, signed by its legal representative.
  • Company registration and proof of professional registrationCommercial register extract; architects' and engineers' registration certificates.
  • Professional indemnity insurance certificateFor each firm, with the cover the tender requires.
  • Team agreement or power of attorneyConsortium agreement, or the mandate naming the lead firm, when bidding as a group.

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CPV codes

71000000 · 72224000