Procurement and Aerial Application of Lime and Fertiliser 2014-16.
Contract notice
Services
Section I: Contracting authority
I.1)Name, addresses and contact point(s)
Peak District National Park Authority
Aldern House Baslow Rd Derbyshire
Contact point(s): Chief Financial Officer
For the attention of: Philip Naylor
DE45 1AE Bakewell
UNITED KINGDOM
Telephone: +44 1629816366
E-mail:
Fax: +44 1629816310
Internet address(es):
General address of the contracting authority: http://www.peakdistrict.gov.uk
Address of the buyer profile: http://www.peakdistrict.gov.uk
Electronic access to information: http://www.peakdistrict.gov.uk
Electronic submission of tenders and requests to participate: http://www.peakdistrict.gov.uk
Further information can be obtained from: Peak District National Park Authority Moors for the Future team
The Moorland Centre, Fieldhead, Edale Hope Valley S33 7ZA
Contact point(s): Moors for the Future team - if Brendon Wittram unavailable please ask another member of staff or the main contact point
For the attention of: Brendon Wittram
S33 7ZA Edale
UNITED KINGDOM
Telephone: +44 1629816564
E-mail:
Internet address: http://www.peakdistrict.gov.uk
Specifications and additional documents (including documents for competitive dialogue and a dynamic purchasing system) can be obtained from: Peak District National Park Authority
The Moorland Centre, Fieldhead, Edale Hope Valley S33 7ZA
Contact point(s): Brendon Wittram by email; or obtain documents from the website (address below), consultation and tenders section
For the attention of: Brendon Wittram
S33 7ZA Edale
UNITED KINGDOM
Telephone: +44 1629816564
E-mail:
Internet address: http://peakdistrict.gov.uk
Tenders or requests to participate must be sent to: The above mentioned contact point(s)
I.2)Type of the contracting authority
Regional or local authority
I.3)Main activity
Environment
I.4)Contract award on behalf of other contracting authorities
The contracting authority is purchasing on behalf of other contracting authorities: no
Section II: Object of the contract
II.1)Description
II.1.1)Title attributed to the contract by the contracting authority:
Procurement and Aerial Application of Lime and Fertiliser 2014-16.
II.1.2)Type of contract and location of works, place of delivery or of performance
Services
Service category No 27: Other services
Main site or location of works, place of delivery or of performance: areas within Derbyshire and South Yorkshire as per the tender documentation.
Service category No 27: Other services
Main site or location of works, place of delivery or of performance: areas within Derbyshire and South Yorkshire as per the tender documentation.
NUTS code UK
II.1.3)Information about a public contract, a framework agreement or a dynamic purchasing system (DPS)
The notice involves a public contract
II.1.4)Information on framework agreement
II.1.5)Short description of the contract or purchase(s)
This Project aims to restore areas of bare peat within the Peak District National Park and South Pennines through the application of lime, and fertiliser and grass seed.
1. The objective of this Contract is to procure, store, deliver to the Lift Site, and apply the Materials to areas of Moorland in the Dark Peak and South Pennines within the prescribed time, at rates to be determined and notified by the Nominated Officer prior to the Works Commencement Date. The Materials comprise:
a. granulated lime fertiliser ("Lime”); and
b. NPK fertiliser, in two varieties:
i. Initial Fertiliser; and
ii. Maintenance Fertiliser
The application of seed is subject to a separate Contract.
1. The objective of this Contract is to procure, store, deliver to the Lift Site, and apply the Materials to areas of Moorland in the Dark Peak and South Pennines within the prescribed time, at rates to be determined and notified by the Nominated Officer prior to the Works Commencement Date. The Materials comprise:
a. granulated lime fertiliser ("Lime”); and
b. NPK fertiliser, in two varieties:
i. Initial Fertiliser; and
ii. Maintenance Fertiliser
The application of seed is subject to a separate Contract.
II.1.6)Common procurement vocabulary (CPV)
60441000, 24400000
II.1.7)Information about Government Procurement Agreement (GPA)
II.1.8)Lots
This contract is divided into lots: yes
Tenders may be submitted for all lots
Tenders may be submitted for all lots
II.1.9)Information about variants
Variants will be accepted: yes
II.2)Quantity or scope of the contract
II.2.1)Total quantity or scope:
DETAILED SPECIFICATION OF WORKS
1. Techniques
1.1. The Contractor shall arrange for the supply, storage and delivery to the Lift Site of the Materials.
1.2. It is the responsibility of the Contractors to ensure they have the required Equipment to complete the Works (including but not limited to ropes etc). The Contractor must be capable of getting the Equipment required to the Lift Site.
1.3. Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender details the Location Maps for the Works. Location Map 01 shows an overview of the Sites.
1.4. For the avoidance of doubt the Contract shall only relate to Works confirmed by the Authority by way of a Purchase Order Form.
1.5. There is to be no flying over any reservoir with an underslung load.
1.6. At any given Works Site, the Lime must be applied first. Seed will then be applied (this is the subject of a separate Contract). The NPK Fertiliser (Initial or Maintenance) must be applied two weeks after the seed has been applied, and no sooner than four weeks after the application of Lime. Target Completion Dates for Lime and Fertiliser are given for each Site in Section 1 of the Invitation to Tender.
2. Materials
2.1. Granulated Lime Fertiliser
The application rate is 1000 kg per Ha for all Works Sites. The application rate is the same for both the initial and follow-up treatments. Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 9 in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender.
2.2. N:P:K Fertiliser
There are two separate N:P:K Fertiliser constituencies; one for the initial application and one for the maintenance application. These must be clearly marked and should be kept separate. The application rates are required to achieve an application ratio of :
2.2.1. 40kg N:120kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the initial treatment (using Initial Fertiliser); and
2.2.2. 40kg N: 60kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the maintenance treatment(s) (using Maintenance Fertiliser).
Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 11 of the Invitation to Tender.
3. Sites
3.1. Lift Sites (arranged from south to north)
The following Lift Sites shall be used for the Works. Note that the areas in which the Materials are to be applied (the Works Sites) may be served by more than one Lift Site, or a single Lift Site may serve multiple Works Sites. See Section 1 of the Invitation to Tender and the Location Maps in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender for clarification. The Nominated Officer may impose conditions on any Lift Site.
On some Lift Sites it is permissible to store Materials. This is indicated in the individual description for each Lift Site as given below (3.2.1 to 3.2.8 of the Invitation to Tender).
- NO STORAGE means that no Materials may remain at the Lift Site while the Lift Site is unattended. The Contractor must make arrangements to remove any unused Materials to a safe location at the end of each day.
- LIMITED STORAGE means that the Contractor should aim to have at the Lift Site only enough Materials to complete the day's work, but if the Works have to be stopped unexpectedly then the Contractor may, at their own risk, keep the rest of that day's Materials on site. However the Contractor may not stockpile Materials for several days' work. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
- STORAGE PERMITTED means that the Contractor may, at their own risk, stockpile several days' worth of Materials at the Lift Site. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
Under no circumstances must Fuel be stored unattended at any Lift Site.
3.1.1. Kinder Reservoir (Grid Ref: SK 05404 88056)
The Lift Site is next to the dam of the Kinder Reservoir. The area is not on a public footpath or in Open Access land, but is near a popular public footpath. The Lift Site is a field, with good vehicular access along a minor road and track. This Lift Site is owned by United Utilities who will require the Contractor to provide Health and Safety and other documentation to be signed off before and delivery or Works can commence at this site. LIMITED STORAGE of Materials permitted. (Location Map 2).
3.1.2. Salter's Brook (Grid Ref: SE 14073 00155)
The Lift Site is on Open Access land (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000) adjacent to a public bridleway leading south from the A628. The Lift Site will remain unsecured and accessible to the public. NO STORAGE of Materials. (Location Map 3).
3.1.3. Far Rough Clough (Grid Ref: SE 03400 06060)
The Lift Site is an area of made ground by the A635 Holmfirth Road. It is accessed by a set of gates directly from the road. There is no public footpath, but the area is Open Access land (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000). STORAGE PERMITTED. (Location Map 4).
3.1.4. Buckstones (Grid Ref: SE 01738 13643)
The Lift Site is at a layby near the junction of the A640 and B6114. The surrounding area is Open Access land (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000). NO STORAGE of Materials. (Location Map 5).
3.1.5. Windy Hill Transmitter (Grid Ref: SE 98300 14160)
The Lift Site is at a layby near the junction 22 of the M62. Access to this site will only be available after 3pm each day due to commercial enterprises which occur on the site. The surrounding area is Open Access land (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000). NO STORAGE of Materials. (Location Map 6)
3.1.6. Green Withens (Grid Ref: SE 99170 15370)
The Lift Site is an area of made ground by an access track to Green Withens Reservoir. The area has a permissive footpath running through it and is Open Access land (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000). NO STORAGE of Materials. (Location Map 7).
3.1.7. White House Inn (Grid Ref: SD 96671 17851)
The Lift Site near the White House Inn, adjacent to the A58 and near the Blackstone Edge reservoir. There is a well-used public right of way running by the area and it is Open Access (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000). NO STORAGE of Materials. (Location Map 8).
3.1.8. Turvin Road (Grid Ref: SD 97583 18893)
The Lift Site is on an area of made ground adjacent to a track leading from Turvin Road (the B6138) to White Holme Reservoir. The area is frequented by walkers and is in Open Access land (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000). LIMITED STORAGE of Materials permitted. (Location Map 9).
3.2. Works Sites
The Works at some Works Sites are split between two Lift Sites. The treatment(s) to be carried out at each Work Site are specified in Section 1 of this Tender documentation, and referred to in the Location Maps in Annexure 4.
3.2.1. Blackstone Edge Common
3.2.2. Butterworth
3.2.3. Castleshaw
3.2.4. Close Moss
3.2.5. Coldwell Clough
3.2.6. East Crowden
3.2.7. Langfield
3.2.8. Park Hall
3.2.9. Soyland
3.2.10. Walsden
3.2.11. Wessenden
3.3. Storage Sites
The Contractor is responsible for sourcing and/or subcontracting the use of Storage Sites to hold the Materials prior to delivery to the Lift Sites. The Contractor must ensure as a minimum standard that any Storage Site is secure and wind and watertight and ensure that all Materials are fit for purpose for carrying out and completing the Works.
Moors for the Future have previously used local storage facilities on previous Contracts and the Nominated Officer can provide the Tenderers with this information if required.
1. Techniques
1.1. The Contractor shall arrange for the supply, storage and delivery to the Lift Site of the Materials.
1.2. It is the responsibility of the Contractors to ensure they have the required Equipment to complete the Works (including but not limited to ropes etc). The Contractor must be capable of getting the Equipment required to the Lift Site.
1.3. Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender details the Location Maps for the Works. Location Map 01 shows an overview of the Sites.
1.4. For the avoidance of doubt the Contract shall only relate to Works confirmed by the Authority by way of a Purchase Order Form.
1.5. There is to be no flying over any reservoir with an underslung load.
1.6. At any given Works Site, the Lime must be applied first. Seed will then be applied (this is the subject of a separate Contract). The NPK Fertiliser (Initial or Maintenance) must be applied two weeks after the seed has been applied, and no sooner than four weeks after the application of Lime. Target Completion Dates for Lime and Fertiliser are given for each Site in Section 1 of the Invitation to Tender.
2. Materials
2.1. Granulated Lime Fertiliser
The application rate is 1000 kg per Ha for all Works Sites. The application rate is the same for both the initial and follow-up treatments. Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 9 in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender.
2.2. N:P:K Fertiliser
There are two separate N:P:K Fertiliser constituencies; one for the initial application and one for the maintenance application. These must be clearly marked and should be kept separate. The application rates are required to achieve an application ratio of :
2.2.1. 40kg N:120kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the initial treatment (using Initial Fertiliser); and
2.2.2. 40kg N: 60kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the maintenance treatment(s) (using Maintenance Fertiliser).
Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 11 of the Invitation to Tender.
3. Sites
3.1. Lift Sites (arranged from south to north)
The following Lift Sites shall be used for the Works. Note that the areas in which the Materials are to be applied (the Works Sites) may be served by more than one Lift Site, or a single Lift Site may serve multiple Works Sites. See Section 1 of the Invitation to Tender and the Location Maps in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender for clarification. The Nominated Officer may impose conditions on any Lift Site.
On some Lift Sites it is permissible to store Materials. This is indicated in the individual description for each Lift Site as given below (3.2.1 to 3.2.8 of the Invitation to Tender).
- NO STORAGE means that no Materials may remain at the Lift Site while the Lift Site is unattended. The Contractor must make arrangements to remove any unused Materials to a safe location at the end of each day.
- LIMITED STORAGE means that the Contractor should aim to have at the Lift Site only enough Materials to complete the day's work, but if the Works have to be stopped unexpectedly then the Contractor may, at their own risk, keep the rest of that day's Materials on site. However the Contractor may not stockpile Materials for several days' work. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
- STORAGE PERMITTED means that the Contractor may, at their own risk, stockpile several days' worth of Materials at the Lift Site. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
Under no circumstances must Fuel be stored unattended at any Lift Site.
3.1.1. Kinder Reservoir (Grid Ref: SK 05404 88056)
The Lift Site is next to the dam of the Kinder Reservoir. The area is not on a public footpath or in Open Access land, but is near a popular public footpath. The Lift Site is a field, with good vehicular access along a minor road and track. This Lift Site is owned by United Utilities who will require the Contractor to provide Health and Safety and other documentation to be signed off before and delivery or Works can commence at this site. LIMITED STORAGE of Materials permitted. (Location Map 2).
3.1.2. Salter's Brook (Grid Ref: SE 14073 00155)
The Lift Site is on Open Access land (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000) adjacent to a public bridleway leading south from the A628. The Lift Site will remain unsecured and accessible to the public. NO STORAGE of Materials. (Location Map 3).
3.1.3. Far Rough Clough (Grid Ref: SE 03400 06060)
The Lift Site is an area of made ground by the A635 Holmfirth Road. It is accessed by a set of gates directly from the road. There is no public footpath, but the area is Open Access land (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000). STORAGE PERMITTED. (Location Map 4).
3.1.4. Buckstones (Grid Ref: SE 01738 13643)
The Lift Site is at a layby near the junction of the A640 and B6114. The surrounding area is Open Access land (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000). NO STORAGE of Materials. (Location Map 5).
3.1.5. Windy Hill Transmitter (Grid Ref: SE 98300 14160)
The Lift Site is at a layby near the junction 22 of the M62. Access to this site will only be available after 3pm each day due to commercial enterprises which occur on the site. The surrounding area is Open Access land (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000). NO STORAGE of Materials. (Location Map 6)
3.1.6. Green Withens (Grid Ref: SE 99170 15370)
The Lift Site is an area of made ground by an access track to Green Withens Reservoir. The area has a permissive footpath running through it and is Open Access land (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000). NO STORAGE of Materials. (Location Map 7).
3.1.7. White House Inn (Grid Ref: SD 96671 17851)
The Lift Site near the White House Inn, adjacent to the A58 and near the Blackstone Edge reservoir. There is a well-used public right of way running by the area and it is Open Access (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000). NO STORAGE of Materials. (Location Map 8).
3.1.8. Turvin Road (Grid Ref: SD 97583 18893)
The Lift Site is on an area of made ground adjacent to a track leading from Turvin Road (the B6138) to White Holme Reservoir. The area is frequented by walkers and is in Open Access land (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000). LIMITED STORAGE of Materials permitted. (Location Map 9).
3.2. Works Sites
The Works at some Works Sites are split between two Lift Sites. The treatment(s) to be carried out at each Work Site are specified in Section 1 of this Tender documentation, and referred to in the Location Maps in Annexure 4.
3.2.1. Blackstone Edge Common
3.2.2. Butterworth
3.2.3. Castleshaw
3.2.4. Close Moss
3.2.5. Coldwell Clough
3.2.6. East Crowden
3.2.7. Langfield
3.2.8. Park Hall
3.2.9. Soyland
3.2.10. Walsden
3.2.11. Wessenden
3.3. Storage Sites
The Contractor is responsible for sourcing and/or subcontracting the use of Storage Sites to hold the Materials prior to delivery to the Lift Sites. The Contractor must ensure as a minimum standard that any Storage Site is secure and wind and watertight and ensure that all Materials are fit for purpose for carrying out and completing the Works.
Moors for the Future have previously used local storage facilities on previous Contracts and the Nominated Officer can provide the Tenderers with this information if required.
II.2.2)Information about options
Options: no
II.2.3)Information about renewals
This contract is subject to renewal: no
II.3)Duration of the contract or time limit for completion
Starting 1.3.2014. Completion 31.7.2016
Information about lots
Lot No: 1 Lot title: Kinder Reservoir Lift Site1)Short description
Procurement and Aerial Application of Lime and Fertiliser 2014-2016
2)Common procurement vocabulary (CPV)
60441000, 24400000
3)Quantity or scope
1.1. The Contractor shall arrange for the supply, storage and delivery to the Lift Site of the Materials.
1.2. Annexure 4 to the Invitation to Tender details the Location Maps for the Works. Location Map 01 to the Invitation to Tender shows an overview of the Sites.
1.3. For the avoidance of doubt the Contract shall only relate to Works confirmed by the Authority by way of a Purchase Order Form.
14. At any given Works Site, the Lime must be applied first. Seed will then be applied (this is the subject of a separate Contract). The NPK Fertiliser (Initial or Maintenance) must be applied two weeks after the seed has been applied, and no sooner than four weeks after the application of Lime. Target Completion Dates for Lime and Fertiliser are given for each Site in Section 1 of this Tender.
2. Materials
2.1. Granulated Lime Fertiliser
The application rate is 1000 kg per Ha for all Works Sites. The application rate is the same for both the initial and follow-up treatments. Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 9 in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender
2.2. N:P:K Fertiliser
There are two separate N:P:K Fertiliser constituencies; one for the initial application and one for the maintenance application. These must be clearly marked and should be kept separate. The application rates are required to achieve an application ratio of :
2.2.1. 40kg N:120kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the initial treatment (using Initial Fertiliser); and
2.2.2. 40kg N: 60kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the maintenance treatment(s) (using Maintenance Fertiliser).
Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 11 of the Invitation to Tender
3. Sites
3.1. Lift Sites (arranged from south to north)
Note that the areas in which the Materials are to be applied (the Works Sites) may be served by more than one Lift Site, or a single Lift Site may serve multiple Works Sites. See Section 1 and the Location Maps in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender for clarification.
On some Lift Sites it is permissible to store Materials. This is indicated in the individual description for each Lift Site as given below (3.2.1 to 3.2.8 of the Invitation to Tender).
- NO STORAGE means that no Materials may remain at the Lift Site while the Lift Site is unattended. The Contractor must make arrangements to remove any unused Materials to a safe location at the end of each day.
- LIMITED STORAGE means that the Contractor should aim to have at the Lift Site only enough Materials to complete the day's work, but if the Works have to be stopped unexpectedly then the Contractor may, at their own risk, keep the rest of that day's Materials on site. However the Contractor may not stockpile Materials for several days' work. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
- STORAGE PERMITTED means that the Contractor may, at their own risk, stockpile several days' worth of Materials at the Lift Site. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
Under no circumstances must Fuel be stored unattended at any Lift Site.
3. Lift Site
3.1 Kinder Reservoir (Grid Ref: SK 05404 88056)
The Lift Site is next to the dam of the Kinder Reservoir. The area is not on a public footpath or in Open Access land, but is near a popular public footpath. The Lift Site is a field, with good vehicular access along a minor road and track. This Lift Site is owned by United Utilities who will require the Contractor to provide Health and Safety and other documentation to be signed off before and delivery or Works can commence at this site. LIMITED STORAGE of Materials permitted. (Location Map 2 of the Invitation to Tender).
1.2. Annexure 4 to the Invitation to Tender details the Location Maps for the Works. Location Map 01 to the Invitation to Tender shows an overview of the Sites.
1.3. For the avoidance of doubt the Contract shall only relate to Works confirmed by the Authority by way of a Purchase Order Form.
14. At any given Works Site, the Lime must be applied first. Seed will then be applied (this is the subject of a separate Contract). The NPK Fertiliser (Initial or Maintenance) must be applied two weeks after the seed has been applied, and no sooner than four weeks after the application of Lime. Target Completion Dates for Lime and Fertiliser are given for each Site in Section 1 of this Tender.
2. Materials
2.1. Granulated Lime Fertiliser
The application rate is 1000 kg per Ha for all Works Sites. The application rate is the same for both the initial and follow-up treatments. Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 9 in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender
2.2. N:P:K Fertiliser
There are two separate N:P:K Fertiliser constituencies; one for the initial application and one for the maintenance application. These must be clearly marked and should be kept separate. The application rates are required to achieve an application ratio of :
2.2.1. 40kg N:120kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the initial treatment (using Initial Fertiliser); and
2.2.2. 40kg N: 60kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the maintenance treatment(s) (using Maintenance Fertiliser).
Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 11 of the Invitation to Tender
3. Sites
3.1. Lift Sites (arranged from south to north)
Note that the areas in which the Materials are to be applied (the Works Sites) may be served by more than one Lift Site, or a single Lift Site may serve multiple Works Sites. See Section 1 and the Location Maps in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender for clarification.
On some Lift Sites it is permissible to store Materials. This is indicated in the individual description for each Lift Site as given below (3.2.1 to 3.2.8 of the Invitation to Tender).
- NO STORAGE means that no Materials may remain at the Lift Site while the Lift Site is unattended. The Contractor must make arrangements to remove any unused Materials to a safe location at the end of each day.
- LIMITED STORAGE means that the Contractor should aim to have at the Lift Site only enough Materials to complete the day's work, but if the Works have to be stopped unexpectedly then the Contractor may, at their own risk, keep the rest of that day's Materials on site. However the Contractor may not stockpile Materials for several days' work. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
- STORAGE PERMITTED means that the Contractor may, at their own risk, stockpile several days' worth of Materials at the Lift Site. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
Under no circumstances must Fuel be stored unattended at any Lift Site.
3. Lift Site
3.1 Kinder Reservoir (Grid Ref: SK 05404 88056)
The Lift Site is next to the dam of the Kinder Reservoir. The area is not on a public footpath or in Open Access land, but is near a popular public footpath. The Lift Site is a field, with good vehicular access along a minor road and track. This Lift Site is owned by United Utilities who will require the Contractor to provide Health and Safety and other documentation to be signed off before and delivery or Works can commence at this site. LIMITED STORAGE of Materials permitted. (Location Map 2 of the Invitation to Tender).
4)Indication about different date for duration of contract or starting/completion
5)Additional information about lots
Lot No: 2 Lot title: Salter's Brook Lift Site
1)Short description
Procurement and Aerial Application of Lime and Fertiliser 2014-2016
2)Common procurement vocabulary (CPV)
60441000, 24400000
3)Quantity or scope
1.1. The Contractor shall arrange for the supply, storage and delivery to the Lift Site of the Materials.
1.2. Annexure 4 to the Invitation to Tender details the Location Maps for the Works. Location Map 01 to the Invitation to Tender shows an overview of the Sites.
1.3. For the avoidance of doubt the Contract shall only relate to Works confirmed by the Authority by way of a Purchase Order Form.
14. At any given Works Site, the Lime must be applied first. Seed will then be applied (this is the subject of a separate Contract). The NPK Fertiliser (Initial or Maintenance) must be applied two weeks after the seed has been applied, and no sooner than four weeks after the application of Lime. Target Completion Dates for Lime and Fertiliser are given for each Site in Section 1 of this Tender.
2. Materials
2.1. Granulated Lime Fertiliser
The application rate is 1000 kg per Ha for all Works Sites. The application rate is the same for both the initial and follow-up treatments. Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 9 in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender
2.2. N:P:K Fertiliser
There are two separate N:P:K Fertiliser constituencies; one for the initial application and one for the maintenance application. These must be clearly marked and should be kept separate. The application rates are required to achieve an application ratio of :
2.2.1. 40kg N:120kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the initial treatment (using Initial Fertiliser); and
2.2.2. 40kg N: 60kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the maintenance treatment(s) (using Maintenance Fertiliser).
Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 11 of the Invitation to Tender
3. Sites
3.1. Lift Sites (arranged from south to north)
Note that the areas in which the Materials are to be applied (the Works Sites) may be served by more than one Lift Site, or a single Lift Site may serve multiple Works Sites. See Section 1 and the Location Maps in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender for clarification.
On some Lift Sites it is permissible to store Materials. This is indicated in the individual description for each Lift Site as given below (3.2.1 to 3.2.8 of the Invitation to Tender).
- NO STORAGE means that no Materials may remain at the Lift Site while the Lift Site is unattended. The Contractor must make arrangements to remove any unused Materials to a safe location at the end of each day.
- LIMITED STORAGE means that the Contractor should aim to have at the Lift Site only enough Materials to complete the day's work, but if the Works have to be stopped unexpectedly then the Contractor may, at their own risk, keep the rest of that day's Materials on site. However the Contractor may not stockpile Materials for several days' work. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
- STORAGE PERMITTED means that the Contractor may, at their own risk, stockpile several days' worth of Materials at the Lift Site. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
Under no circumstances must Fuel be stored unattended at any Lift Site.
3. Lift Site
3.1 Salter's Brook (Grid Ref: SE 14073 00155)
The Lift Site is on Open Access land (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000) adjacent to a public bridleway leading south from the A628. The Lift Site will remain unsecured and accessible to the public. NO STORAGE of Materials. (Location Map 3 of the Invitation to Tender).
1.2. Annexure 4 to the Invitation to Tender details the Location Maps for the Works. Location Map 01 to the Invitation to Tender shows an overview of the Sites.
1.3. For the avoidance of doubt the Contract shall only relate to Works confirmed by the Authority by way of a Purchase Order Form.
14. At any given Works Site, the Lime must be applied first. Seed will then be applied (this is the subject of a separate Contract). The NPK Fertiliser (Initial or Maintenance) must be applied two weeks after the seed has been applied, and no sooner than four weeks after the application of Lime. Target Completion Dates for Lime and Fertiliser are given for each Site in Section 1 of this Tender.
2. Materials
2.1. Granulated Lime Fertiliser
The application rate is 1000 kg per Ha for all Works Sites. The application rate is the same for both the initial and follow-up treatments. Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 9 in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender
2.2. N:P:K Fertiliser
There are two separate N:P:K Fertiliser constituencies; one for the initial application and one for the maintenance application. These must be clearly marked and should be kept separate. The application rates are required to achieve an application ratio of :
2.2.1. 40kg N:120kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the initial treatment (using Initial Fertiliser); and
2.2.2. 40kg N: 60kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the maintenance treatment(s) (using Maintenance Fertiliser).
Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 11 of the Invitation to Tender
3. Sites
3.1. Lift Sites (arranged from south to north)
Note that the areas in which the Materials are to be applied (the Works Sites) may be served by more than one Lift Site, or a single Lift Site may serve multiple Works Sites. See Section 1 and the Location Maps in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender for clarification.
On some Lift Sites it is permissible to store Materials. This is indicated in the individual description for each Lift Site as given below (3.2.1 to 3.2.8 of the Invitation to Tender).
- NO STORAGE means that no Materials may remain at the Lift Site while the Lift Site is unattended. The Contractor must make arrangements to remove any unused Materials to a safe location at the end of each day.
- LIMITED STORAGE means that the Contractor should aim to have at the Lift Site only enough Materials to complete the day's work, but if the Works have to be stopped unexpectedly then the Contractor may, at their own risk, keep the rest of that day's Materials on site. However the Contractor may not stockpile Materials for several days' work. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
- STORAGE PERMITTED means that the Contractor may, at their own risk, stockpile several days' worth of Materials at the Lift Site. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
Under no circumstances must Fuel be stored unattended at any Lift Site.
3. Lift Site
3.1 Salter's Brook (Grid Ref: SE 14073 00155)
The Lift Site is on Open Access land (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000) adjacent to a public bridleway leading south from the A628. The Lift Site will remain unsecured and accessible to the public. NO STORAGE of Materials. (Location Map 3 of the Invitation to Tender).
4)Indication about different date for duration of contract or starting/completion
5)Additional information about lots
Lot No: 3 Lot title: Far Rough Clough Lift Site
1)Short description
Procurement and Aerial Application of Lime and Fertiliser 2014-2016
2)Common procurement vocabulary (CPV)
60441000, 24400000
3)Quantity or scope
1.1. The Contractor shall arrange for the supply, storage and delivery to the Lift Site of the Materials.
1.2. Annexure 4 to the Invitation to Tender details the Location Maps for the Works. Location Map 01 to the Invitation to Tender shows an overview of the Sites.
1.3. For the avoidance of doubt the Contract shall only relate to Works confirmed by the Authority by way of a Purchase Order Form.
14. At any given Works Site, the Lime must be applied first. Seed will then be applied (this is the subject of a separate Contract). The NPK Fertiliser (Initial or Maintenance) must be applied two weeks after the seed has been applied, and no sooner than four weeks after the application of Lime. Target Completion Dates for Lime and Fertiliser are given for each Site in Section 1 of this Tender.
2. Materials
2.1. Granulated Lime Fertiliser
The application rate is 1000 kg per Ha for all Works Sites. The application rate is the same for both the initial and follow-up treatments. Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 9 in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender
2.2. N:P:K Fertiliser
There are two separate N:P:K Fertiliser constituencies; one for the initial application and one for the maintenance application. These must be clearly marked and should be kept separate. The application rates are required to achieve an application ratio of :
2.2.1. 40kg N:120kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the initial treatment (using Initial Fertiliser); and
2.2.2. 40kg N: 60kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the maintenance treatment(s) (using Maintenance Fertiliser).
Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 11 of the Invitation to Tender
3. Sites
3.1. Lift Sites (arranged from south to north)
Note that the areas in which the Materials are to be applied (the Works Sites) may be served by more than one Lift Site, or a single Lift Site may serve multiple Works Sites. See Section 1 and the Location Maps in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender for clarification.
On some Lift Sites it is permissible to store Materials. This is indicated in the individual description for each Lift Site as given below (3.2.1 to 3.2.8 of the Invitation to Tender).
- NO STORAGE means that no Materials may remain at the Lift Site while the Lift Site is unattended. The Contractor must make arrangements to remove any unused Materials to a safe location at the end of each day.
- LIMITED STORAGE means that the Contractor should aim to have at the Lift Site only enough Materials to complete the day's work, but if the Works have to be stopped unexpectedly then the Contractor may, at their own risk, keep the rest of that day's Materials on site. However the Contractor may not stockpile Materials for several days' work. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
- STORAGE PERMITTED means that the Contractor may, at their own risk, stockpile several days' worth of Materials at the Lift Site. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
Under no circumstances must Fuel be stored unattended at any Lift Site.
3. Lift Site
3.1 Far Rough Clough (Grid Ref: SE 03400 06060)
The Lift Site is an area of made ground by the A635 Holmfirth Road. It is accessed by a set of gates directly from the road. There is no public footpath, but the area is Open Access land (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000). STORAGE PERMITTED. (Location Map 4 of the Invitation to Tender).
1.2. Annexure 4 to the Invitation to Tender details the Location Maps for the Works. Location Map 01 to the Invitation to Tender shows an overview of the Sites.
1.3. For the avoidance of doubt the Contract shall only relate to Works confirmed by the Authority by way of a Purchase Order Form.
14. At any given Works Site, the Lime must be applied first. Seed will then be applied (this is the subject of a separate Contract). The NPK Fertiliser (Initial or Maintenance) must be applied two weeks after the seed has been applied, and no sooner than four weeks after the application of Lime. Target Completion Dates for Lime and Fertiliser are given for each Site in Section 1 of this Tender.
2. Materials
2.1. Granulated Lime Fertiliser
The application rate is 1000 kg per Ha for all Works Sites. The application rate is the same for both the initial and follow-up treatments. Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 9 in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender
2.2. N:P:K Fertiliser
There are two separate N:P:K Fertiliser constituencies; one for the initial application and one for the maintenance application. These must be clearly marked and should be kept separate. The application rates are required to achieve an application ratio of :
2.2.1. 40kg N:120kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the initial treatment (using Initial Fertiliser); and
2.2.2. 40kg N: 60kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the maintenance treatment(s) (using Maintenance Fertiliser).
Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 11 of the Invitation to Tender
3. Sites
3.1. Lift Sites (arranged from south to north)
Note that the areas in which the Materials are to be applied (the Works Sites) may be served by more than one Lift Site, or a single Lift Site may serve multiple Works Sites. See Section 1 and the Location Maps in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender for clarification.
On some Lift Sites it is permissible to store Materials. This is indicated in the individual description for each Lift Site as given below (3.2.1 to 3.2.8 of the Invitation to Tender).
- NO STORAGE means that no Materials may remain at the Lift Site while the Lift Site is unattended. The Contractor must make arrangements to remove any unused Materials to a safe location at the end of each day.
- LIMITED STORAGE means that the Contractor should aim to have at the Lift Site only enough Materials to complete the day's work, but if the Works have to be stopped unexpectedly then the Contractor may, at their own risk, keep the rest of that day's Materials on site. However the Contractor may not stockpile Materials for several days' work. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
- STORAGE PERMITTED means that the Contractor may, at their own risk, stockpile several days' worth of Materials at the Lift Site. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
Under no circumstances must Fuel be stored unattended at any Lift Site.
3. Lift Site
3.1 Far Rough Clough (Grid Ref: SE 03400 06060)
The Lift Site is an area of made ground by the A635 Holmfirth Road. It is accessed by a set of gates directly from the road. There is no public footpath, but the area is Open Access land (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000). STORAGE PERMITTED. (Location Map 4 of the Invitation to Tender).
4)Indication about different date for duration of contract or starting/completion
5)Additional information about lots
Lot No: 4 Lot title: Buckstones Lift Site
1)Short description
Procurement and Aerial Application of Lime and Fertiliser 2014-2016
2)Common procurement vocabulary (CPV)
60441000, 24400000
3)Quantity or scope
1.1. The Contractor shall arrange for the supply, storage and delivery to the Lift Site of the Materials.
1.2. Annexure 4 to the Invitation to Tender details the Location Maps for the Works. Location Map 01 to the Invitation to Tender shows an overview of the Sites.
1.3. For the avoidance of doubt the Contract shall only relate to Works confirmed by the Authority by way of a Purchase Order Form.
14. At any given Works Site, the Lime must be applied first. Seed will then be applied (this is the subject of a separate Contract). The NPK Fertiliser (Initial or Maintenance) must be applied two weeks after the seed has been applied, and no sooner than four weeks after the application of Lime. Target Completion Dates for Lime and Fertiliser are given for each Site in Section 1 of this Tender.
2. Materials
2.1. Granulated Lime Fertiliser
The application rate is 1000 kg per Ha for all Works Sites. The application rate is the same for both the initial and follow-up treatments. Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 9 in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender
2.2. N:P:K Fertiliser
There are two separate N:P:K Fertiliser constituencies; one for the initial application and one for the maintenance application. These must be clearly marked and should be kept separate. The application rates are required to achieve an application ratio of :
2.2.1. 40kg N:120kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the initial treatment (using Initial Fertiliser); and
2.2.2. 40kg N: 60kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the maintenance treatment(s) (using Maintenance Fertiliser).
Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 11 of the Invitation to Tender
3. Sites
3.1. Lift Sites (arranged from south to north)
Note that the areas in which the Materials are to be applied (the Works Sites) may be served by more than one Lift Site, or a single Lift Site may serve multiple Works Sites. See Section 1 and the Location Maps in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender for clarification.
On some Lift Sites it is permissible to store Materials. This is indicated in the individual description for each Lift Site as given below (3.2.1 to 3.2.8 of the Invitation to Tender).
- NO STORAGE means that no Materials may remain at the Lift Site while the Lift Site is unattended. The Contractor must make arrangements to remove any unused Materials to a safe location at the end of each day.
- LIMITED STORAGE means that the Contractor should aim to have at the Lift Site only enough Materials to complete the day's work, but if the Works have to be stopped unexpectedly then the Contractor may, at their own risk, keep the rest of that day's Materials on site. However the Contractor may not stockpile Materials for several days' work. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
- STORAGE PERMITTED means that the Contractor may, at their own risk, stockpile several days' worth of Materials at the Lift Site. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
Under no circumstances must Fuel be stored unattended at any Lift Site.
3. Lift Site
3.1 Buckstones (Grid Ref: SE 01738 13643)
The Lift Site is at a layby near the junction of the A640 and B6114. The surrounding area is Open Access land (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000). NO STORAGE of Materials. (Location Map 5 of the Invitation to Tender).
1.2. Annexure 4 to the Invitation to Tender details the Location Maps for the Works. Location Map 01 to the Invitation to Tender shows an overview of the Sites.
1.3. For the avoidance of doubt the Contract shall only relate to Works confirmed by the Authority by way of a Purchase Order Form.
14. At any given Works Site, the Lime must be applied first. Seed will then be applied (this is the subject of a separate Contract). The NPK Fertiliser (Initial or Maintenance) must be applied two weeks after the seed has been applied, and no sooner than four weeks after the application of Lime. Target Completion Dates for Lime and Fertiliser are given for each Site in Section 1 of this Tender.
2. Materials
2.1. Granulated Lime Fertiliser
The application rate is 1000 kg per Ha for all Works Sites. The application rate is the same for both the initial and follow-up treatments. Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 9 in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender
2.2. N:P:K Fertiliser
There are two separate N:P:K Fertiliser constituencies; one for the initial application and one for the maintenance application. These must be clearly marked and should be kept separate. The application rates are required to achieve an application ratio of :
2.2.1. 40kg N:120kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the initial treatment (using Initial Fertiliser); and
2.2.2. 40kg N: 60kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the maintenance treatment(s) (using Maintenance Fertiliser).
Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 11 of the Invitation to Tender
3. Sites
3.1. Lift Sites (arranged from south to north)
Note that the areas in which the Materials are to be applied (the Works Sites) may be served by more than one Lift Site, or a single Lift Site may serve multiple Works Sites. See Section 1 and the Location Maps in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender for clarification.
On some Lift Sites it is permissible to store Materials. This is indicated in the individual description for each Lift Site as given below (3.2.1 to 3.2.8 of the Invitation to Tender).
- NO STORAGE means that no Materials may remain at the Lift Site while the Lift Site is unattended. The Contractor must make arrangements to remove any unused Materials to a safe location at the end of each day.
- LIMITED STORAGE means that the Contractor should aim to have at the Lift Site only enough Materials to complete the day's work, but if the Works have to be stopped unexpectedly then the Contractor may, at their own risk, keep the rest of that day's Materials on site. However the Contractor may not stockpile Materials for several days' work. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
- STORAGE PERMITTED means that the Contractor may, at their own risk, stockpile several days' worth of Materials at the Lift Site. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
Under no circumstances must Fuel be stored unattended at any Lift Site.
3. Lift Site
3.1 Buckstones (Grid Ref: SE 01738 13643)
The Lift Site is at a layby near the junction of the A640 and B6114. The surrounding area is Open Access land (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000). NO STORAGE of Materials. (Location Map 5 of the Invitation to Tender).
4)Indication about different date for duration of contract or starting/completion
5)Additional information about lots
Lot No: 5 Lot title: Windy Hill Transmitter Lift Site
1)Short description
Procurement and Aerial Aplication of Lime a Fertiliser 2014-2016
2)Common procurement vocabulary (CPV)
60441000, 24400000
3)Quantity or scope
1.1. The Contractor shall arrange for the supply, storage and delivery to the Lift Site of the Materials.
1.2. Annexure 4 to the Invitation to Tender details the Location Maps for the Works. Location Map 01 to the Invitation to Tender shows an overview of the Sites.
1.3. For the avoidance of doubt the Contract shall only relate to Works confirmed by the Authority by way of a Purchase Order Form.
14. At any given Works Site, the Lime must be applied first. Seed will then be applied (this is the subject of a separate Contract). The NPK Fertiliser (Initial or Maintenance) must be applied two weeks after the seed has been applied, and no sooner than four weeks after the application of Lime. Target Completion Dates for Lime and Fertiliser are given for each Site in Section 1 of this Tender.
2. Materials
2.1. Granulated Lime Fertiliser
The application rate is 1000 kg per Ha for all Works Sites. The application rate is the same for both the initial and follow-up treatments. Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 9 in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender
2.2. N:P:K Fertiliser
There are two separate N:P:K Fertiliser constituencies; one for the initial application and one for the maintenance application. These must be clearly marked and should be kept separate. The application rates are required to achieve an application ratio of :
2.2.1. 40kg N:120kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the initial treatment (using Initial Fertiliser); and
2.2.2. 40kg N: 60kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the maintenance treatment(s) (using Maintenance Fertiliser).
Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 11 of the Invitation to Tender
3. Sites
3.1. Lift Sites (arranged from south to north)
Note that the areas in which the Materials are to be applied (the Works Sites) may be served by more than one Lift Site, or a single Lift Site may serve multiple Works Sites. See Section 1 and the Location Maps in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender for clarification.
On some Lift Sites it is permissible to store Materials. This is indicated in the individual description for each Lift Site as given below (3.2.1 to 3.2.8 of the Invitation to Tender).
- NO STORAGE means that no Materials may remain at the Lift Site while the Lift Site is unattended. The Contractor must make arrangements to remove any unused Materials to a safe location at the end of each day.
- LIMITED STORAGE means that the Contractor should aim to have at the Lift Site only enough Materials to complete the day's work, but if the Works have to be stopped unexpectedly then the Contractor may, at their own risk, keep the rest of that day's Materials on site. However the Contractor may not stockpile Materials for several days' work. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
- STORAGE PERMITTED means that the Contractor may, at their own risk, stockpile several days' worth of Materials at the Lift Site. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
Under no circumstances must Fuel be stored unattended at any Lift Site.
3. Lift Site
3.1 Windy Hill Transmitter (Grid Ref: SE 98300 14160)
The Lift Site is at a layby near the junction 22 of the M62. Access to this site will only be available after 3pm each day due to commercial enterprises which occur on the site. The surrounding area is Open Access land (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000). NO STORAGE of Materials. (Location Map 6 of the Invitation to Tender)
1.2. Annexure 4 to the Invitation to Tender details the Location Maps for the Works. Location Map 01 to the Invitation to Tender shows an overview of the Sites.
1.3. For the avoidance of doubt the Contract shall only relate to Works confirmed by the Authority by way of a Purchase Order Form.
14. At any given Works Site, the Lime must be applied first. Seed will then be applied (this is the subject of a separate Contract). The NPK Fertiliser (Initial or Maintenance) must be applied two weeks after the seed has been applied, and no sooner than four weeks after the application of Lime. Target Completion Dates for Lime and Fertiliser are given for each Site in Section 1 of this Tender.
2. Materials
2.1. Granulated Lime Fertiliser
The application rate is 1000 kg per Ha for all Works Sites. The application rate is the same for both the initial and follow-up treatments. Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 9 in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender
2.2. N:P:K Fertiliser
There are two separate N:P:K Fertiliser constituencies; one for the initial application and one for the maintenance application. These must be clearly marked and should be kept separate. The application rates are required to achieve an application ratio of :
2.2.1. 40kg N:120kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the initial treatment (using Initial Fertiliser); and
2.2.2. 40kg N: 60kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the maintenance treatment(s) (using Maintenance Fertiliser).
Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 11 of the Invitation to Tender
3. Sites
3.1. Lift Sites (arranged from south to north)
Note that the areas in which the Materials are to be applied (the Works Sites) may be served by more than one Lift Site, or a single Lift Site may serve multiple Works Sites. See Section 1 and the Location Maps in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender for clarification.
On some Lift Sites it is permissible to store Materials. This is indicated in the individual description for each Lift Site as given below (3.2.1 to 3.2.8 of the Invitation to Tender).
- NO STORAGE means that no Materials may remain at the Lift Site while the Lift Site is unattended. The Contractor must make arrangements to remove any unused Materials to a safe location at the end of each day.
- LIMITED STORAGE means that the Contractor should aim to have at the Lift Site only enough Materials to complete the day's work, but if the Works have to be stopped unexpectedly then the Contractor may, at their own risk, keep the rest of that day's Materials on site. However the Contractor may not stockpile Materials for several days' work. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
- STORAGE PERMITTED means that the Contractor may, at their own risk, stockpile several days' worth of Materials at the Lift Site. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
Under no circumstances must Fuel be stored unattended at any Lift Site.
3. Lift Site
3.1 Windy Hill Transmitter (Grid Ref: SE 98300 14160)
The Lift Site is at a layby near the junction 22 of the M62. Access to this site will only be available after 3pm each day due to commercial enterprises which occur on the site. The surrounding area is Open Access land (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000). NO STORAGE of Materials. (Location Map 6 of the Invitation to Tender)
4)Indication about different date for duration of contract or starting/completion
5)Additional information about lots
Lot No: 6 Lot title: Green Withens Clough Lift Site
1)Short description
Procurement and Aerial Application of Lime and Fertliser 2014-2016
2)Common procurement vocabulary (CPV)
60441000, 24400000
3)Quantity or scope
1.1. The Contractor shall arrange for the supply, storage and delivery to the Lift Site of the Materials.
1.2. Annexure 4 to the Invitation to Tender details the Location Maps for the Works. Location Map 01 to the Invitation to Tender shows an overview of the Sites.
1.3. For the avoidance of doubt the Contract shall only relate to Works confirmed by the Authority by way of a Purchase Order Form.
14. At any given Works Site, the Lime must be applied first. Seed will then be applied (this is the subject of a separate Contract). The NPK Fertiliser (Initial or Maintenance) must be applied two weeks after the seed has been applied, and no sooner than four weeks after the application of Lime. Target Completion Dates for Lime and Fertiliser are given for each Site in Section 1 of this Tender.
2. Materials
2.1. Granulated Lime Fertiliser
The application rate is 1000 kg per Ha for all Works Sites. The application rate is the same for both the initial and follow-up treatments. Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 9 in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender
2.2. N:P:K Fertiliser
There are two separate N:P:K Fertiliser constituencies; one for the initial application and one for the maintenance application. These must be clearly marked and should be kept separate. The application rates are required to achieve an application ratio of :
2.2.1. 40kg N:120kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the initial treatment (using Initial Fertiliser); and
2.2.2. 40kg N: 60kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the maintenance treatment(s) (using Maintenance Fertiliser).
Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 11 of the Invitation to Tender
3. Sites
3.1. Lift Sites (arranged from south to north)
Note that the areas in which the Materials are to be applied (the Works Sites) may be served by more than one Lift Site, or a single Lift Site may serve multiple Works Sites. See Section 1 and the Location Maps in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender for clarification.
On some Lift Sites it is permissible to store Materials. This is indicated in the individual description for each Lift Site as given below (3.2.1 to 3.2.8 of the Invitation to Tender).
- NO STORAGE means that no Materials may remain at the Lift Site while the Lift Site is unattended. The Contractor must make arrangements to remove any unused Materials to a safe location at the end of each day.
- LIMITED STORAGE means that the Contractor should aim to have at the Lift Site only enough Materials to complete the day's work, but if the Works have to be stopped unexpectedly then the Contractor may, at their own risk, keep the rest of that day's Materials on site. However the Contractor may not stockpile Materials for several days' work. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
- STORAGE PERMITTED means that the Contractor may, at their own risk, stockpile several days' worth of Materials at the Lift Site. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
Under no circumstances must Fuel be stored unattended at any Lift Site.
3. Lift Site Green Withens (Grid Ref: SE 99170 15370)
The Lift Site is an area of made ground by an access track to Green Withens Reservoir. The area has a permissive footpath running through it and is Open Access land (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000). NO STORAGE of Materials. (Location Map 7 of the Invitation to Tender).
1.2. Annexure 4 to the Invitation to Tender details the Location Maps for the Works. Location Map 01 to the Invitation to Tender shows an overview of the Sites.
1.3. For the avoidance of doubt the Contract shall only relate to Works confirmed by the Authority by way of a Purchase Order Form.
14. At any given Works Site, the Lime must be applied first. Seed will then be applied (this is the subject of a separate Contract). The NPK Fertiliser (Initial or Maintenance) must be applied two weeks after the seed has been applied, and no sooner than four weeks after the application of Lime. Target Completion Dates for Lime and Fertiliser are given for each Site in Section 1 of this Tender.
2. Materials
2.1. Granulated Lime Fertiliser
The application rate is 1000 kg per Ha for all Works Sites. The application rate is the same for both the initial and follow-up treatments. Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 9 in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender
2.2. N:P:K Fertiliser
There are two separate N:P:K Fertiliser constituencies; one for the initial application and one for the maintenance application. These must be clearly marked and should be kept separate. The application rates are required to achieve an application ratio of :
2.2.1. 40kg N:120kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the initial treatment (using Initial Fertiliser); and
2.2.2. 40kg N: 60kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the maintenance treatment(s) (using Maintenance Fertiliser).
Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 11 of the Invitation to Tender
3. Sites
3.1. Lift Sites (arranged from south to north)
Note that the areas in which the Materials are to be applied (the Works Sites) may be served by more than one Lift Site, or a single Lift Site may serve multiple Works Sites. See Section 1 and the Location Maps in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender for clarification.
On some Lift Sites it is permissible to store Materials. This is indicated in the individual description for each Lift Site as given below (3.2.1 to 3.2.8 of the Invitation to Tender).
- NO STORAGE means that no Materials may remain at the Lift Site while the Lift Site is unattended. The Contractor must make arrangements to remove any unused Materials to a safe location at the end of each day.
- LIMITED STORAGE means that the Contractor should aim to have at the Lift Site only enough Materials to complete the day's work, but if the Works have to be stopped unexpectedly then the Contractor may, at their own risk, keep the rest of that day's Materials on site. However the Contractor may not stockpile Materials for several days' work. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
- STORAGE PERMITTED means that the Contractor may, at their own risk, stockpile several days' worth of Materials at the Lift Site. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
Under no circumstances must Fuel be stored unattended at any Lift Site.
3. Lift Site Green Withens (Grid Ref: SE 99170 15370)
The Lift Site is an area of made ground by an access track to Green Withens Reservoir. The area has a permissive footpath running through it and is Open Access land (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000). NO STORAGE of Materials. (Location Map 7 of the Invitation to Tender).
4)Indication about different date for duration of contract or starting/completion
5)Additional information about lots
Lot No: 7 Lot title: White House Inn Lift Site
1)Short description
Procurement and Aerial Application of Lime and Fertiliser 2014-2016
2)Common procurement vocabulary (CPV)
60441000, 24400000
3)Quantity or scope
1.1. The Contractor shall arrange for the supply, storage and delivery to the Lift Site of the Materials.
1.2. Annexure 4 to the Invitation to Tender details the Location Maps for the Works. Location Map 01 to the Invitation to Tender shows an overview of the Sites.
1.3. For the avoidance of doubt the Contract shall only relate to Works confirmed by the Authority by way of a Purchase Order Form.
14. At any given Works Site, the Lime must be applied first. Seed will then be applied (this is the subject of a separate Contract). The NPK Fertiliser (Initial or Maintenance) must be applied two weeks after the seed has been applied, and no sooner than four weeks after the application of Lime. Target Completion Dates for Lime and Fertiliser are given for each Site in Section 1 of this Tender.
2. Materials
2.1. Granulated Lime Fertiliser
The application rate is 1000 kg per Ha for all Works Sites. The application rate is the same for both the initial and follow-up treatments. Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 9 in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender
2.2. N:P:K Fertiliser
There are two separate N:P:K Fertiliser constituencies; one for the initial application and one for the maintenance application. These must be clearly marked and should be kept separate. The application rates are required to achieve an application ratio of :
2.2.1. 40kg N:120kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the initial treatment (using Initial Fertiliser); and
2.2.2. 40kg N: 60kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the maintenance treatment(s) (using Maintenance Fertiliser).
Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 11 of the Invitation to Tender
3. Sites
3.1. Lift Sites (arranged from south to north)
Note that the areas in which the Materials are to be applied (the Works Sites) may be served by more than one Lift Site, or a single Lift Site may serve multiple Works Sites. See Section 1 and the Location Maps in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender for clarification.
On some Lift Sites it is permissible to store Materials. This is indicated in the individual description for each Lift Site as given below (3.2.1 to 3.2.8 of the Invitation to Tender).
- NO STORAGE means that no Materials may remain at the Lift Site while the Lift Site is unattended. The Contractor must make arrangements to remove any unused Materials to a safe location at the end of each day.
- LIMITED STORAGE means that the Contractor should aim to have at the Lift Site only enough Materials to complete the day's work, but if the Works have to be stopped unexpectedly then the Contractor may, at their own risk, keep the rest of that day's Materials on site. However the Contractor may not stockpile Materials for several days' work. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
- STORAGE PERMITTED means that the Contractor may, at their own risk, stockpile several days' worth of Materials at the Lift Site. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
Under no circumstances must Fuel be stored unattended at any Lift Site.
3. Lift Site White House Inn (Grid Ref: SD 96671 17851)
The Lift Site near the White House Inn, adjacent to the A58 and near the Blackstone Edge reservoir. There is a well-used public right of way running by the area and it is Open Access (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000). NO STORAGE of Materials. (Location Map 8 of the Invitation to Tender).
1.2. Annexure 4 to the Invitation to Tender details the Location Maps for the Works. Location Map 01 to the Invitation to Tender shows an overview of the Sites.
1.3. For the avoidance of doubt the Contract shall only relate to Works confirmed by the Authority by way of a Purchase Order Form.
14. At any given Works Site, the Lime must be applied first. Seed will then be applied (this is the subject of a separate Contract). The NPK Fertiliser (Initial or Maintenance) must be applied two weeks after the seed has been applied, and no sooner than four weeks after the application of Lime. Target Completion Dates for Lime and Fertiliser are given for each Site in Section 1 of this Tender.
2. Materials
2.1. Granulated Lime Fertiliser
The application rate is 1000 kg per Ha for all Works Sites. The application rate is the same for both the initial and follow-up treatments. Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 9 in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender
2.2. N:P:K Fertiliser
There are two separate N:P:K Fertiliser constituencies; one for the initial application and one for the maintenance application. These must be clearly marked and should be kept separate. The application rates are required to achieve an application ratio of :
2.2.1. 40kg N:120kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the initial treatment (using Initial Fertiliser); and
2.2.2. 40kg N: 60kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the maintenance treatment(s) (using Maintenance Fertiliser).
Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 11 of the Invitation to Tender
3. Sites
3.1. Lift Sites (arranged from south to north)
Note that the areas in which the Materials are to be applied (the Works Sites) may be served by more than one Lift Site, or a single Lift Site may serve multiple Works Sites. See Section 1 and the Location Maps in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender for clarification.
On some Lift Sites it is permissible to store Materials. This is indicated in the individual description for each Lift Site as given below (3.2.1 to 3.2.8 of the Invitation to Tender).
- NO STORAGE means that no Materials may remain at the Lift Site while the Lift Site is unattended. The Contractor must make arrangements to remove any unused Materials to a safe location at the end of each day.
- LIMITED STORAGE means that the Contractor should aim to have at the Lift Site only enough Materials to complete the day's work, but if the Works have to be stopped unexpectedly then the Contractor may, at their own risk, keep the rest of that day's Materials on site. However the Contractor may not stockpile Materials for several days' work. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
- STORAGE PERMITTED means that the Contractor may, at their own risk, stockpile several days' worth of Materials at the Lift Site. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
Under no circumstances must Fuel be stored unattended at any Lift Site.
3. Lift Site White House Inn (Grid Ref: SD 96671 17851)
The Lift Site near the White House Inn, adjacent to the A58 and near the Blackstone Edge reservoir. There is a well-used public right of way running by the area and it is Open Access (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000). NO STORAGE of Materials. (Location Map 8 of the Invitation to Tender).
4)Indication about different date for duration of contract or starting/completion
5)Additional information about lots
Lot No: 8 Lot title: Turvin Road Lift Site
1)Short description
Procurement and Aerial Application of Lime and Fertiliser 2014-2016
2)Common procurement vocabulary (CPV)
60441000, 24400000
3)Quantity or scope
1.1. The Contractor shall arrange for the supply, storage and delivery to the Lift Site of the Materials.
1.2. Annexure 4 to the Invitation to Tender details the Location Maps for the Works. Location Map 01 to the Invitation to Tender shows an overview of the Sites.
1.3. For the avoidance of doubt the Contract shall only relate to Works confirmed by the Authority by way of a Purchase Order Form.
14. At any given Works Site, the Lime must be applied first. Seed will then be applied (this is the subject of a separate Contract). The NPK Fertiliser (Initial or Maintenance) must be applied two weeks after the seed has been applied, and no sooner than four weeks after the application of Lime. Target Completion Dates for Lime and Fertiliser are given for each Site in Section 1 of this Tender.
2. Materials
2.1. Granulated Lime Fertiliser
The application rate is 1000 kg per Ha for all Works Sites. The application rate is the same for both the initial and follow-up treatments. Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 9 in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender
2.2. N:P:K Fertiliser
There are two separate N:P:K Fertiliser constituencies; one for the initial application and one for the maintenance application. These must be clearly marked and should be kept separate. The application rates are required to achieve an application ratio of :
2.2.1. 40kg N:120kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the initial treatment (using Initial Fertiliser); and
2.2.2. 40kg N: 60kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the maintenance treatment(s) (using Maintenance Fertiliser).
Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 11 of the Invitation to Tender
3. Sites
3.1. Lift Sites (arranged from south to north)
Note that the areas in which the Materials are to be applied (the Works Sites) may be served by more than one Lift Site, or a single Lift Site may serve multiple Works Sites. See Section 1 and the Location Maps in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender for clarification.
On some Lift Sites it is permissible to store Materials. This is indicated in the individual description for each Lift Site as given below (3.2.1 to 3.2.8 of the Invitation to Tender).
- NO STORAGE means that no Materials may remain at the Lift Site while the Lift Site is unattended. The Contractor must make arrangements to remove any unused Materials to a safe location at the end of each day.
- LIMITED STORAGE means that the Contractor should aim to have at the Lift Site only enough Materials to complete the day's work, but if the Works have to be stopped unexpectedly then the Contractor may, at their own risk, keep the rest of that day's Materials on site. However the Contractor may not stockpile Materials for several days' work. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
- STORAGE PERMITTED means that the Contractor may, at their own risk, stockpile several days' worth of Materials at the Lift Site. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
Under no circumstances must Fuel be stored unattended at any Lift Site.
3. Lift Site Turvin Road (Grid Ref: SD 97583 18893)
The Lift Site is on an area of made ground adjacent to a track leading from Turvin Road (the B6138) to White Holme Reservoir. The area is frequented by walkers and is in Open Access land (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000). LIMITED STORAGE of Materials permitted. (Location Map 9 of the Invitation to Tender).
1.2. Annexure 4 to the Invitation to Tender details the Location Maps for the Works. Location Map 01 to the Invitation to Tender shows an overview of the Sites.
1.3. For the avoidance of doubt the Contract shall only relate to Works confirmed by the Authority by way of a Purchase Order Form.
14. At any given Works Site, the Lime must be applied first. Seed will then be applied (this is the subject of a separate Contract). The NPK Fertiliser (Initial or Maintenance) must be applied two weeks after the seed has been applied, and no sooner than four weeks after the application of Lime. Target Completion Dates for Lime and Fertiliser are given for each Site in Section 1 of this Tender.
2. Materials
2.1. Granulated Lime Fertiliser
The application rate is 1000 kg per Ha for all Works Sites. The application rate is the same for both the initial and follow-up treatments. Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 9 in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender
2.2. N:P:K Fertiliser
There are two separate N:P:K Fertiliser constituencies; one for the initial application and one for the maintenance application. These must be clearly marked and should be kept separate. The application rates are required to achieve an application ratio of :
2.2.1. 40kg N:120kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the initial treatment (using Initial Fertiliser); and
2.2.2. 40kg N: 60kg P2O5:60kg K2O per Ha for the maintenance treatment(s) (using Maintenance Fertiliser).
Maps showing the locations of each Lift Site relative to the Works Sites receiving treatment are shown in Location Maps 1 through 11 of the Invitation to Tender
3. Sites
3.1. Lift Sites (arranged from south to north)
Note that the areas in which the Materials are to be applied (the Works Sites) may be served by more than one Lift Site, or a single Lift Site may serve multiple Works Sites. See Section 1 and the Location Maps in Annexure 4 of the Invitation to Tender for clarification.
On some Lift Sites it is permissible to store Materials. This is indicated in the individual description for each Lift Site as given below (3.2.1 to 3.2.8 of the Invitation to Tender).
- NO STORAGE means that no Materials may remain at the Lift Site while the Lift Site is unattended. The Contractor must make arrangements to remove any unused Materials to a safe location at the end of each day.
- LIMITED STORAGE means that the Contractor should aim to have at the Lift Site only enough Materials to complete the day's work, but if the Works have to be stopped unexpectedly then the Contractor may, at their own risk, keep the rest of that day's Materials on site. However the Contractor may not stockpile Materials for several days' work. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
- STORAGE PERMITTED means that the Contractor may, at their own risk, stockpile several days' worth of Materials at the Lift Site. The Contractor must take reasonable precautions to protect the Materials from damage or loss.
Under no circumstances must Fuel be stored unattended at any Lift Site.
3. Lift Site Turvin Road (Grid Ref: SD 97583 18893)
The Lift Site is on an area of made ground adjacent to a track leading from Turvin Road (the B6138) to White Holme Reservoir. The area is frequented by walkers and is in Open Access land (pursuant to CRoW Act 2000). LIMITED STORAGE of Materials permitted. (Location Map 9 of the Invitation to Tender).
4)Indication about different date for duration of contract or starting/completion
5)Additional information about lots
Section III: Legal, economic, financial and technical information
III.1)Conditions relating to the contract
III.1.1)Deposits and guarantees required:
Details to be provided in the Invitation to Tender
III.1.2)Main financing conditions and payment arrangements and/or reference to the relevant provisions governing them:
Details to be provided in the Invitation to Tender
III.1.3)Legal form to be taken by the group of economic operators to whom the contract is to be awarded:
Details to be provided in the Invitation to Tender
III.1.4)Other particular conditions
The performance of the contract is subject to particular conditions: yes
Description of particular conditions: Details to be provided in the Invitation to Tender
Description of particular conditions: Details to be provided in the Invitation to Tender
III.2)Conditions for participation
III.2.1)Personal situation of economic operators, including requirements relating to enrolment on professional or trade registers
Information and formalities necessary for evaluating if the requirements are met: Details to be provided in the Invitation to Tender
III.2.2)Economic and financial ability
Information and formalities necessary for evaluating if the requirements are met: Details to be provided in the Invitation to Tender
Minimum level(s) of standards possibly required: 1 The Authority will require scrutiny of the last set of financial accounts.
2 The annual contract value must not ordinarily be more than 33% of the organisation's annual turnover
3 The organisation should demonstrate profitable trading in the accounts
4 The organisation should have a Balance Sheet with adequate liquidity as demonstrated by the current assets / current liabilities ratio and a sustainable debt / equity ratio
Minimum level(s) of standards possibly required: 1 The Authority will require scrutiny of the last set of financial accounts.
2 The annual contract value must not ordinarily be more than 33% of the organisation's annual turnover
3 The organisation should demonstrate profitable trading in the accounts
4 The organisation should have a Balance Sheet with adequate liquidity as demonstrated by the current assets / current liabilities ratio and a sustainable debt / equity ratio
III.2.3)Technical capacity
Information and formalities necessary for evaluating if the requirements are met:
Details to be provided in the Invitation to Tender
Minimum level(s) of standards possibly required:
Details to be provided in the Invitation to Tender
Details to be provided in the Invitation to Tender
Minimum level(s) of standards possibly required:
Details to be provided in the Invitation to Tender
III.2.4)Information about reserved contracts
III.3)Conditions specific to services contracts
III.3.1)Information about a particular profession
Execution of the service is reserved to a particular profession: no
III.3.2)Staff responsible for the execution of the service
Legal persons should indicate the names and professional qualifications of the staff responsible for the execution of the service: no
Section IV: Procedure
IV.1)Type of procedure
IV.1.1)Type of procedure
Open
IV.1.2)Limitations on the number of operators who will be invited to tender or to participate
IV.1.3)Reduction of the number of operators during the negotiation or dialogue
IV.2)Award criteria
IV.2.1)Award criteria
The most economically advantageous tender in terms of the criteria stated in the specifications, in the invitation to tender or to negotiate or in the descriptive document
IV.2.2)Information about electronic auction
An electronic auction will be used: no
IV.3)Administrative information
IV.3.1)File reference number attributed by the contracting authority:
BW/Heli/LF/04/2013
IV.3.2)Previous publication(s) concerning the same contract
no
IV.3.3)Conditions for obtaining specifications and additional documents or descriptive document
IV.3.4)Time limit for receipt of tenders or requests to participate
31.1.2014 - 12:00
IV.3.5)Date of dispatch of invitations to tender or to participate to selected candidates
IV.3.6)Language(s) in which tenders or requests to participate may be drawn up
English.
IV.3.7)Minimum time frame during which the tenderer must maintain the tender
until: 30.4.2014
IV.3.8)Conditions for opening of tenders
Date: 31.1.2014 - 16:00
Additional information about authorised persons and opening procedure: Chief Finance Officer or his deputy
Asst Director
Service Representative
Place:
Tenders received by 12 noon on 31st January will be opened at 16:00 hrs on the same day at the Authority's headquarters building, Aldern House, Baslow Rd, Bakewell, Derbyshire, DE45 1AE
Persons authorised to be present at the opening of tenders: yesAdditional information about authorised persons and opening procedure: Chief Finance Officer or his deputy
Asst Director
Service Representative
Section VI: Complementary information
VI.1)Information about recurrence
This is a recurrent procurement: no
VI.2)Information about European Union funds
The contract is related to a project and/or programme financed by European Union funds: yes
Reference to project(s) and/or programme(s): 1. Peatland Restoration Project: Rivers Alport and Ashop 2. South Pennines Commons Project 3. Private Lands Project
Reference to project(s) and/or programme(s): 1. Peatland Restoration Project: Rivers Alport and Ashop 2. South Pennines Commons Project 3. Private Lands Project
VI.3)Additional information
None - please see Invitation to Tender documents
VI.4)Procedures for appeal
VI.4.1)Body responsible for appeal procedures
VI.4.2)Lodging of appeals
VI.4.3)Service from which information about the lodging of appeals may be obtained
VI.5)Date of dispatch of this notice:
19.12.2013