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NORTHERN TRAINS LIMITED

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Northern Trains Limited is a Train Operating Company (TOC) that operates passenger rail services in the North of England. Northern Trains Limited is publishing this notice on behalf of itself and a number of 'Participating Authorities' including Train Operating Companies in Great Britain (see Section VI.3 below) to establish a framework for Design services, Design & Construction Works, and Construction Works to support the delivery of infrastructure, asset enhancement, refurbishment, renewal and construction projects across its network of stations, depots, train care centres and other operational property assets. The framework will enable Northern Trains Limited and the Participating Authorities to run mini-competitions for Design Services, Design & Construction Works, and Construction Works and directly award call-off contracts for their requirements among suppliers appointed to the framework. The Framework allows all Participating Authorities to use it, however, it has been developed primarily to serve the needs of the operators in the North of England, taking advantage of geographical synergies. Accordingly, its principal intended users are Northern Trains Limited (NTL), TransPennine Express (TPE) and London North Eastern Railway (LNER). The objective of this procurement is to establish a multi-lot framework that will provide access to suitably qualified and experienced suppliers capable of delivering a range of design, construction and multidisciplinary project services. The framework comprises the following lots: • Lot 1: Internal Building Fit Outs • Lot 2: General Building and Civils • Lot 3: Minor Works and Reactive Projects • Lot 4: Multi-discipline Railway Solutions and Integrated Major Projects ≤ £1 million • Lot 5: Multi-discipline Railway Solutions and Integrated Major Projects > £1 million • Lot 6: Information and Security Systems Upgrades and Enhancements (SISS) • Lot 7: Accessible Stations Enhancements The framework will support the delivery of projects ranging from feasibility and design development through to construction, installation, commissioning and handover. Services may include surveys, design activities, refurbishment works, asset renewals, building works, civil engineering, mechanical and electrical works, information and security systems, accessibility improvements and integrated multidisciplinary project delivery. The scope of services will be delivered with the aim of meeting operational, performance and customer requirements whilst ensuring compliance with all applicable legislation, industry standards and railway-specific requirements. Suppliers will be expected to apply industry best practice, innovation and their technical expertise to achieve the following key objectives: • Deliver safe, high-quality and value-for-money design and construction solutions. • Support the enhancement, renewal and maintenance of NTL's operational estate and infrastructure assets. • Minimise disruption to passengers, train operations and depot activities during project delivery. • Ensure compliance with all relevant statutory, regulatory and rail industry requirements. • Promote sustainability, accessibility and social value outcomes across the framework. • Foster collaborative working and continuous improvement throughout the lifecycle of projects. The nature of the arrangement is that Design Services, Design & Construction Works or Construction Works will be supplied under an NTL Framework Agreement and call offs will be using the full suite of JCT agreements, NEC4 agreements and other bespoke agreements, further detail can be found in tender documents. These requirements will be subject to competitive tendering among the members of the framework in accordance with the rules of the competitive flexible procedure as required by, and subject to, regulation sections 45 and 46 of the Procurement Act 2023. Specific contracts will be awarded according to those rules by the Northern Trains Limited or Participating Author…

Deadline
Not published
Published
13 Nov 2026(10 hours ago)
Contract value
£306.5m
Location
United Kingdom
Reference
ocds-h6vhtk-06c2a4
First seen
2 hours ago

Classifications

22314000Designs45000000Construction work51100000Installation services of electrical and mechanical equipment71300000Engineering services

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