Network Rail owns, manages and develops our railways across England, Scotland and Wales. As well as all the tracks, bridges and tunnels, this also includes 20 of the largest stations. They employ 6,000 people and in 2020 they were responsible for 25% of all construction spend in the UK. To give you an idea of scale, in 2021, their spending across all suppliers equated to nearly £3.5bn. They operate over 60 services and require everything from recruitment services to HR and training, from vegetation management to consultancy services, as well as their core requirements to build and maintain the rail infrastructure. We have been helping clients to respond to Rail tenders for over 10 years, thanks to our team of professional bid writers. For Network Rail opportunities, we can provide a full bid writing support solution, allowing our clients to focus on the provision of their service and pricing, while we work on developing the very best tender responses.

Network Rail owns, manages and develops our railways across England, Scotland and Wales. As well as all the tracks, bridges and tunnels, this also includes 20 of the largest stations. They employ 6,000 people and in 2020 they were responsible for 25% of all construction spending in the UK. To give you an idea of scale, in 2021, their spending across all suppliers equated to nearly £3.5bn.

They operate over 60 services and require everything from recruitment services to HR and training, from vegetation management to consultancy services, as well as their core requirements to build and maintain the rail infrastructure.

We have been helping clients to respond to Rail tenders for over 10 years, thanks to our team of professional bid writers. For Network Rail opportunities, we can provide a full bid writing support solution, allowing our clients to focus on the provision of their service and pricing, while we work on developing the very best tender responses.

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Network Rail Frameworks – over 35% of suppliers are SMEs!!!

We specialise in bid writing and bid management services for SMEs. Network Rail presents a great opportunity for SMEs with 35.6% supply chain representation. This includes frameworks, contracts and supply chain opportunities via Tier 1 suppliers/ contractors.

To understand what a ‘framework’ is click this link to see our detailed overview.

Network Rail has identified the barriers and challenges for SMEs when bidding for formal contracts have created procurement solutions to make them more accessible. This includes:

Assessment of insurance requirements
Stopping the use of performance bonds
Provide a tender pipeline to allow bid preparation and planning. You can monitor Network Rail spend, contracts registers, category manager contact details, tender and renewals here
Simplified PQQs (pre-qualification questionnaires) with fewer questions – we explain what a PQQ is in this article
Increase early engagement, and time with Network Rail to understand the requirements
Focus on delivering Social Value. We have developed a detailed article on Social Value when bidding, including examples, which can be found here
Network Rail Fair Payment Charter - which includes agreeing on fair terms and conditions, main contractors being paid within 21 days and subcontractors' payments not exceeding 28 days
Having a dedicated Network Rail SME Champion
A commitment to move away from ‘nil value frameworks’ with a focus more on specific contracts
Tier 1 suppliers of Network Rail to commit and report on SME spending in their supply chain.

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Network Rail Frameworks 2023

As a bid director, company director or business development team it is important to understand what Network Rail buys and what tenders are likely to be available in order to you to plan for any upcoming opportunities:

Network Rail Procurement/ Framework Categories	Description
Utility tenders	Electricity, water and gas for offices, stations and depots, including electricity for powering trains
Track tenders	Track renewal projects and maintenance support
Telecoms tenders	Operational telecoms, all voice and data, and hardware
Switches and crossings, and ancillaries tenders	Modular and traditional railway switches and crossings, including related ancillaries (switches and crossings are part of the rail system at junctions between different rail lines)
Supplies and services tenders	Equipment used by operational staff: office supplies, uniforms, and corporate travel and accommodation
Sleepers and bearers tenders	Concrete, steel and timber sleepers and bearers, and cable troughing (sleepers hold the rails apart and support the track on the ballast)
Signalling tenders	Design, build and maintenance of railway signalling systems
Security solutions tenders	Security equipment, manned security and policing costs
Road fleet tenders	Road fleet costs, including purchase, hire and maintenance.
Recruitment services tenders	Recruitment services related to both permanent and temporary staff (excluding consultants and contingent labour)
Railway spares tenders	Spares required for the maintenance of the railway infrastructure
Rail haulage tenders	Logistics and operation of rail haulage
Rail fleet tenders	Purchase and maintenance of rail wagons and locomotives, including seasonal treatment fleet
Rail and ancillaries tenders	Short (60ft) rail
Professional services tenders	Railway infrastructure design, technical consultancy and commercial services
Plant and tools tenders	Plant and tools, including hand tools and portable plant
On-track plant tenders	On-track plant (for example, road rail vehicles)
On-track machines tenders	On-track machines for treatment and maintenance of the track
Intelligent infrastructure tenders	Train-and non-train-mounted remote condition monitoring systems for the monitoring of the rail infrastructure
Infrastructure support services (on-and-off track) tenders	Support services for infrastructure maintenance, including track and vegetation clearance
Information technology tenders	IT services including software, hardware and business systems
HR and training tenders	External training and staff benefits
General civils tenders	Construction not related to station redevelopment
Facilities (soft services) tenders	Office and station service, including waste management, cleaning and catering
Facilities (hard services) tenders	General building maintenance, including air conditioning, heating and property management
Electrification and fixed plant tenders	Projects, materials and services to support the electrified part of the rail infrastructure
Contingent labour tenders	Temporary infrastructure labour (including possession management) working under the direction of Network Rail
Business consultancy tenders	Consultancy for business services, including marketing services, legal services, management consultancy, financial and insurance services
Buildings tenders	Station building and renewals (shop fitting and renovation of existing stations)
Ballast tenders	Ballast and associated loading and unloading activities (ballast is the graded stone sub-base used for drainage and support of the track)

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Bid Writing Support for Network Rail Frameworks?

Network Rail advertises their tender opportunities and frameworks using Bravo, which is a common portal for the public sector. You can monitor Network Rail tenders past and present by clicking this link.

You can monitor Network Rail tenders, other rail and broader public sector opportunities with our free software Tender Pipeline.

Once you are registered on the Bravo portal you will be able to bid for live Network Rail opportunities. They supply bidders with Network Rail Standards, which set out the expectations for suppliers and is important you fully understand these.

At Thornton & Lowe we help our clients bid for rail tenders by providing bidding advice and bid writing capacity. Most of our clients understand the challenges and how competitive Network Rail tenders can be so want a team of dedicated bid writers to be able to focus on developing the very best quality bid submission.

We have a rail tenders page, which includes bid writing tips for rail tenders that you can access here. You can also view our top 8 bid writing tips for any public sector tenders by clicking the link. By consistently applying this guidance when you are responding to tenders you will increase your quality scores, which will lead to more contract wins.

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Hairmyres Park and Ride

UK Hamilton South Lanarkshire Council

South Lanarkshire Council, in cooperation with Network rail and Transport Scotland intend to construct a new car park adjacent to the new location of Hairmyres railway station in East Kilbride. The works consist of 2 phases, the South car park, south of the railway lines and the North car park, on the north side of the railway lines.The site is located at national grid reference NS 260200,654300 and the works are within land owned by Network Rail. The site boundary is denoted on drawing TE/8Z2323/Bou 01 – Scheme Boundary Plan.The design for the scheme is detailed in the drawings listed within this contract. The works will comprise site clearance, tree clearance, fencing, drainage, ducting, carriageway construction, car park construction including electric charging points, earthworks, soil stabilisation, kerbing, signing, and lining, street lighting, traffic signals installation.The proposed start date for this project is 14th August 2024 and the proposed completion date is 27th June 2025, with a sectional completion date for the South car park of 28th March 2025. This date ties in with the opening of the new station.The award of this contract is dependant on approval confirmation for the funding, planning approval and a land lease agreement with Network Rail. It is anticipated that these will be in place prior to the anticipated award date, however any delay may hold up the award.

Value:	3700000
Published:	2024-05-08
Deadline:	2024-06-14

3700000

2024-05-08

2024-06-14

Lead Design Organisation for the Transpennine Route Upgrade Project W2BC

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

The Network Rail “Hub” Engineering Team will be responsible for design integration and assurance for the W2bc project. The team will be split into two; the Integration Hub and the Engineering Assurance Team. The Integration Hub is responsible for the integration of all Design Organisations (designs and management of these as produced in the 3D BIM environment). The Engineering Assurance Team provides assurance to Design Organisations (DOs) designs as per the requirement outlined in NR/L2/RSE/02009.The Integration Hub will be supported by a Lead Design Organisation (LDO), which will complete a pivotal role in ensuring that the design process is integrated and well executed, with its primary function being to ensure that the design objectives are met, design activities are coordinated within disciplines and across disciplines and that design quality is maintained throughout the project lifecycle.Key aspects of the Lead Design Organisation role will include (but not limited to):1. Coordination of multiple discipline design teams. This coordination ensures that various design components integrate seamlessly.2. Providing oversight and quality control for the design process3. Ensuring solutions are co-ordinated with programme objectives and are complementary to the wider adjoining Transpennine delivery arms.4. Providing a key role in making design-related decisions, including resolving design conflicts, addressing design changes, and ensuring that design decisions align with project goals and requirements.5. Captures and identifies potential design risks and develops strategies to mitigate them.6. Responsibility for maintaining comprehensive design documentation, including design specifications, drawings, models, and other design-related documents.7. Engagement with stakeholders 8. Interdisciplinary Collaboration to ensure that the design is multidisciplinary and holistic.9. Continuous Improvement and seeking opportunities to enhance design efficiency, innovation, and quality.

Value:
Published:	2024-03-05
Deadline:	2024-03-11

2024-03-05

2024-03-11

Midlands Rail Hub Alliance – Alliance Partners (Non-Signalling Disciplines)

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

The key objectives of MRH are to improve connectivity across the Midlands region; boost economic growth; maximise use of HS2 to London through interchange in Central Birmingham; improve access to jobs, leisure, healthcare, and education; optimise the utilisation of station capacity in central Birmingham; and make rail journeys more attractive and encourage modal shift to rail. The scope of the Alliance includes, but is not limited to, the design and build of: new platforms and sidings; up to two new chords into Birmingham Moor Street; widening of existing viaduct; power supply upgrades; new freight loops; new overhead line equipment (OLE) and various signalling works including the re-modelling of existing layouts. The MRH programme consists of multidisciplinary infrastructure interventions are split over three sections described as West, Central and East according to the additional train services that they enable. The scope is currently divided into eight interventions across the three sections: West & Central Midlands interventions at Snow Hill, King’s Norton to Barnt Green (and interventions at King’s Norton and Barnt Green) and Birmingham Bordesley to Moor Street are in the process of securing final funding approval and are intended to be the initial deliverables. Additional interventions are also in scope of MRH and may be delivered subject to funding decisions and design development including West & Central interventions at Worcester to Hereford and Stoke Works Junction and East Midlands interventions at Water Orton and Nuneaton to Wigston. East interventions are at an earlier stage of design development and are intended to form part of a separate business case; these interventions are subject to future funding decisions. It is also envisaged that the West intervention of Worcester-Hereford will be delivered by the Alliance but does not form part of the initial deliverables and is dependent upon as yet uncommitted renewals in the Worcester area.The total Alliance Anticipated Final Cost (AFC) excluding VAT is circa £1.1m--£1.5bn GBP. The AFC is split between the initial deliverables and additional interventions as follows:- Initial deliverables (predominantly interventions in West and Central) are circa: - Multi-Disciplinary (non-signalling, power and communications): £700m-£800m GBP (excluding VAT) - Signalling, power and communications; £150m-£250m GBP (excluding VAT)- Additional interventions (predominantly East) are circa: - Multi-Disciplinary (non-signalling power and communications: £250m-£350m GBP (excluding VAT); - Signalling, power and communications; £50m-£100m GBP (excluding VAT)These figures are indicative only.Further details of the scope and interventions (including AFC estimates and discipline splits) are set out in the scope document (CR-T Module 1 – Contract Specific Requirements) provided as part of the procurement documents.Network Rail is using a modified NR35 Alliance Contract (based on the NEC4 Alliance Contract) to appoint all Partners to the Alliance, provided as part of the procurement documents. The Multi-Disciplinary Partner(s) will be required to work with Network Rail and the Signalling Partner as a single Alliance team. Network Rail and each of the Partners will sign one Alliance contract.

Value:	1380000000
Published:	2024-02-27
Deadline:	2024-04-24

1380000000

2024-02-27

2024-04-24

Rail Engineering Technician Level 3 Tender (New Entrance Apprenticeship Tender - NEAT)

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Delivery of Rail Engineering Technician Level 3, nationally for Network Rail

Value:	46000000
Published:	2024-02-17
Deadline:	2024-03-15

46000000

2024-02-17

2024-03-15

Exhibitions, Events, Promotions and Sampling at Managed Stations

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail and Southeastern Trains wish to grant a Concession Agreement with a suitable partner to manage, promote and sell its Exhibitions, Events, Promotions and Sampling space at Managed Stations.This will be a joint procurement that is lead by Network Rail. Only one Concessionaire will be awarded two contracts.

Value:	18000000
Published:	2024-02-13
Deadline:	2024-04-22

18000000

2024-02-13

2024-04-22

Unit B, Railway Triangle, Portsmouth

UK Glasgow Glasgow City Council

This procurement is to appoint a contractor for the design and construction of a single storey warehouse unit 12m to underside of haunch, approximately 102,752 ft2 gross internal area incorporating internal two storey office accommodation together with external works to include hard standings, car parking, landscaping, drainage, main service connections and offsite Section 278 Works. As the works are adjacent to a railway line, the contractor will be required to comply with the requirements of a BAPA agreement and provide 24/7 access to a Network Rail substation at the rear of the site.The Procurement is being conducted by DTZ Investors for Glasgow City Council as administering authority for the Strathclyde Pension Fund (SPF). The procurement is being managed by Quartz Project Services Ltd who are the project managers for Unit B, Railway Triangle. The successful Bidder will enter into the contract for the works with the Council.

Value:	11000000
Published:	2024-02-07
Deadline:	2024-03-08

11000000

2024-02-07

2024-03-08

North Portsea Coastal Scheme - Phase 5: Ports Creek

UK PORTSMOUTH Portsmouth City Council

The proposed coastal defence works at Ports Creek involve the construction of an earth embankment with a rock revetement toe. It also includes consolidation and partial removal of existing defence structures and associated works. In some instances, redundant structures will be removed and appropriately reused or disposed of, to minimise foreshore encroachment, for the benefit of the wider environment. The current defences are made up of multiple structures, generally comprising of mass concrete filled oil drums along with dilapidated seawalls formed of mass concrete/block/masonry.The main works take place between the eastern side of the Portsbridge Roundabout through to the Network Rail bridge. The works consist of constructing a sloping revetment with a raised earth embankment along most of the frontage. Other ancillary works include: piling around an outfall, path construction, concrete works to an existing slipway and tying into Network Rail land and working to Network Rail constraints in this area. The Contractor will have to work with Network Rail and follow an agreed safe method of working when in the vicinity of the railway line bridge. ECIIn line with industry practice the council's designer (Royal HaskoningDHV (RHDHV)) has sought and obtained early contractor involvement input from JT Mackley in order to inform aspects of design, work method, site establishment and management, programme & costings. The council is satisfied that prior involvement of ECI contractor is compliant with the conditions set out within sub section 5 of Public Contract Regulation 2015. However, the council will provide summarised information concerning the ECI activities and associated outputs within the tender documents that will be issued to the short listed tenderers. Core Scope of WorksIn summary the works will generally consist of:• Site mobilisation and set up• Vegetation clearance (including mature trees) and site clearance and access ways • Construction of earth embankments fronted with rock revetments for scour protection • Installation of flex MSE retaining walls• Improvements to existing slipway structure and encasement of existing bridge abutment• Ensuring existing services are accommodated in the works (e.g outfalls)• General reinstatement, with high specification public realm enhancements and landscaping Due to the impact of the scheme, engagement with local businesses, leaseholders and the general public has been undertaken. To date the scheme has received a mostly positive response.The project is subject to funding from the Environment Agency and there is currently a shortfall in respect of the current funding. However the council is working with the funder & is confident that funding required will be secured in principle prior to issue of the tender & fully secured prior to award of contract.

Value:	22300000
Published:	2024-01-27
Deadline:	2024-02-26

22300000

2024-01-27

2024-02-26

FW118 Pre-Market Engagement – FW118 Supply of Rail

UK Belfast Translink

Translink owns, operates and maintains the rail network in Northern Ireland comprising circa 300 miles of plain line track and 200 sets of switches and crossings.  We wish to establish a multi-Supplier Framework for manufacture and supply of rail to support the delivery of Translink’s programme of capital and maintenance works. Rails required will be CEN56E1 profile in R260 and premium grades as approved for use on Network Rail, or equivalent. As part of the PME we would like to discuss the potential for the supply of corrosion resistant rails as approved for use on Network Rail, or equivalent. The framework will initially run for 4 years with options to extend up to a maximum of a further 4 years. We would like to receive expressions of interest from suppliers with a proven track record in the supply of rail. NOTE THIS CFT IS NOT A CALL FOR TENDER. PLEASE ENSURE YOU DOWNLOAD AND READ THE PRE-TENDER MARKET ENGAGEMENT QUESTIONNARE WHICH IS AVAILABLE FROM THE "CFT DOCUMENTS" AREA OF THE CFT. YOUR RESPONSE TO THIS PRE-TENDER MARKET ENGAGEMENT QUESTIONNAIRE MUST BE SUBMITTED AS AN ATTACHMENT VIA THE eTendersNI SECURE MESSAGING AREA OF THE Cft. THE DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION OF COMPLETED QUESTIONNAIRES IS 15.00 23rd January 2024. Please note: the procedure selected for this Pre-Market Engagement is not indicative of the procurement procedure to follow.

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Published:	2024-01-13
Deadline:	2024-01-23

2024-01-13

2024-01-23

NEX23/59 Legal Services for the Washington Metro Loop

UK Newcastle upon Tyne Nexus

Nexus requires suitably qualified and experienced legal advisors, who will be appointed to a zero-value eight-year framework to support Nexus on a project to plan, construct, commission and operate passenger services on the Washington Metro Loop (WML). Subject to approval of the Outline Business Case (OBC) by Government in due course, the legal retainer is expected to encompass the advice required to (i) prepare the content of the OBC; (ii) implement the agreed strategies set out in the OBC; (iii) deliver the OBC strategies and, in turn, commence operations on the WML in years ahead. The exact scope of work during the framework term will be subject to the timely progress of the project.The legal advisors will be required to have strong levels of recent experience across rail infrastructure projects, including but not limited to experience in the following areas:• Strategies in connection with land acquisition and consents;• Planning matters including permitted development rights in a rail context;• Rail regulatory matters including licensing, consents and communications with regulatory bodies;• Rail operations;• Interfaces with Network Rail as a key delivery partner in the project, to include areas such as infrastructure management, track access, station leases and train operations;• Project governance and communications with project stakeholders including local authority and combined authority partners, DfT and MHCLG among others;• Project funding;• Procurement, with the potential need for additional rolling stock as part of the project deliverables;• Environmental and/or social issues connected with the project;• Rail construction and engineering contracts; and• Project insurances.The WML ProjectThe WML is currently funded by the North East Combined Authority (NECA) but the aspiration is it will become a flagship project of the North East Mayoral Combined Authority (NEMCA) following the election of a North East mayor in May 2024.The WML aims to enhance connectivity and accessibility across the South of Tyne and Wearside area through the restoration of former railway alignments including the Leamside Line. Closed to passenger services in 1964 before becoming entirely disused approximately 30 years later, the Leamside Line connects with the East Coast Mainline and Durham Coast Line at Tursdale and Pelaw respectively. However, it is important to note that the Washington Metro Loop would only require reinstatement of part of the Leamside Line, from Pelaw to north of Penshaw, and not its full opening. Any involvement of the Washington Metro Loop in the further reinstatement of the Leamside Line is likely to be limited to inclusion of passive provision for heavy rail traffic and management of project interfaces where necessary, and that is reflected in the scope of this framework let.The Strategic Outline Business Case (SOBC) for the project states constructing the WML would bring economic, societal, and environmental benefits to the area by:• Creating nearly 8 million additional passenger journeys per year;• Giving Washington - the fourth largest town without access to a rail service - new connections across Tyne and Wear;• Reducing carbon emissions by nearly 87,000 tonnes per year;• Providing reliable and resilient travel;• Focusing on places in need of 'levelling up'; and• Increasing the feeling of 'pride in place' and putting locations 'back on the map'.The Washington Metro Loop will link existing stations at Pelaw and South Hylton via Washington. The OBC will also review options for further extensions enabling direct services to South Shields from Washington and Sunderland respectively. The project will require track works, new stations, additional services, signalling and traction power. Three station locations have been earmarked on the WML although the number an

Value:
Published:	2024-01-12
Deadline:	2024-02-14

2024-01-12

2024-02-14

#16453 - Design and Build of a Fleet of Long Welded Rail Trains (LWRTs)

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

The supply of rail is critical to Network Rail being able to deliver its programme of track maintenance, renewal, and enhancement works. The majority of rail is delivered using a legacy fleet of specialist rail delivery trains. These trains are reaching end-of-life, and an evaluation of future needs has indicated that the procurement of a new fleet of LWRTs offers the best whole life cost option (compared with extending the life of the legacy fleet).Against this background Network Rail has decided to purchase a new fleet of (up to) eleven LWRTs to replace the legacy fleet.This purchase of the new trains aims to deliver a cost-effective solution, allowing significant operational benefits to be delivered through- the introduction of latest technology- application of modern safety practices- the delivery of enhanced operational flexibility/ efficiency (e.g. bi-directional operation, simplified maintenance, Improved ability to recycle used rail).The Procurement Documents can be downloaded from Network Rail's BravoNR sourcing platform via this link:https://networkrail.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.htmlFrom the welcome screen, access the 'View Current Opportunities' link and select'#16453 - Design and Build of a Fleet of Long Welder Rail Trains (LWRTs)'

Value:
Published:	2023-10-25
Deadline:	2023-11-17

2023-10-25

2023-11-17

Lift and Escalator Maintenance, Inspections and Lift and Escalator Renewals and Replacements

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Lot 1 - Lift Maintenance Contract Network Rail owns c.1440 lifts at stations throughout England, Scotland and Wales. This Contract is to provide fully comprehensive planned preventative maintenance (PPM), reactive lift maintenance, accumulator replacement, SAF-ed inspections & NICEIC electrical testing. Entrapment response time for this Lot has a target of 30mins however, abatement charges come into effect at 45mins. Please see procurement documents for further information.

Value:	319000000
Published:	2023-10-18
Deadline:	2023-11-16

319000000

2023-10-18

2023-11-16

Winchelsea Road Construction of a Residential Property - PAS 91

UK LONDON London Borough of Haringey

Design and Build construction and associated works for a new single 2 bed, 4 person dwelling on the land adjacent to 138 Winchelsea Road.The land borders an end terrace, occupied residential property and there is a Network Rail railway line to the rear of the property. 138 Winchelsea Road adjoins the site to the side and the front.

Value:
Published:	2023-10-13
Deadline:	2023-11-08

2023-10-13

2023-11-08

Internal Audit, Risk and Advisory Services

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

The supplier will be required to undertake Internal Audit reviews and advisory projects, following the Institute of Internal Audit’s professional standards and Network Rail Internal Audit’s Methodology and will support R&A to successfully deliver the annual audit plan. The supplier will be required to provide specialist technical expertise to assist Internal Audit reviews and advisory projects, following the professional standards and Network Rail Internal Audit Methodology. Network Rail will require staff from the supplier to support the Internal Audit team and be flexible to work on individual audit projects lasting 5-8 weeks and longer-term projects consisting of several audit engagements for up to 12 months. The Statement of Work will outline the individual’s roles and responsibilities for delivering the audit. In addition to this, for specific audit and advisory projects that require specialist skills, Network Rail will require the supplier to deliver the requirement in its entirety. Such instances will be scoped and agreed within the Statement of Work (SoW). The outputs of entirely outsourced requirements will be quality checked by NRIA.

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Published:	2023-10-10
Deadline:	2023-11-09

2023-10-10

2023-11-09

Network Rail Eastern Midland Main Line Electrification Partnership Framework

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

The project includes for wiring the existing route configuration and at the existing line speeds.The works described within this Lot are deemed to include all supporting activities required to deliver the works including but not limited to:• Site establishment• Delivery and storage of equipment (access, RRAPs where required)• Enabling works• De-vegetation• Surveys (intrusive or otherwise)• Road closures• Traffic management• Passenger Management• Managing specialist sub-contractors• Supporting integration of all works through to hand back• Working collaboratively with the client team, other interfacing contractors and projects, design consultants engaged by the client, rail industry partners and stakeholders.

Value:	1200000000
Published:	2023-10-08
Deadline:	2023-12-01

1200000000

2023-10-08

2023-12-01

Target 190plus Synthetic Environment for the Design & Test of Signalling Solutions (Phase 2 & 3)

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

The railway faces a major industry challenge, where the cost and volume of future signalling renewals is unsustainable. Over the next 15 years there is a need to deliver an increase of over 50% of the signalling renewals work at half the current price to achieve a sustainable, affordable railway that can meet customer needs and expectations.Britain must have a reliable, high performing railway that’s fit for the future, delivers financial value and provides operational performance in a safe and sustainable way. To reduce costs and increase access on the railway we are creating new ways of working and introducing new technology. The use of digital technology will improve the services to freight and passenger customers, causing less delays due to signalling failure and track closures for access to complete repairs and providing the opportunity for more trains to run where needed.We’re working across Industry to build a new approach for balancing research and development and engineering solutions with the needs of end users and customers.Target 190plus is a Network Rail Research & Development (R&D) programme that looks at the sustainability of the signalling systems on the network and the challenges these bring to the rail industry. It has the aim to reduce the current whole life cost of signalling from a unit rate of £419,000 to the required £190,000 by 2029 to enable the ETCS Long Term Deployment Plan to be achieved.Synthetic Environment is 1 of 29 projects, the programme will use to reduce costs, improve services for passengers and increase safety by automating signalling design processes, standardising system architectures, implementing faster renewals planning and introducing offsite testing and validation processes.Synthetic Environment Phase 1: concerned the development of detailed requirements for the SE, completed.This procurement event will seek a suitable supplier to deliver Phase 2 and 3 of theSynthetic Environment Project:Phase 2: Development of a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) for SE and shadow mode runningPhase 3: Full SE capable of delivering all the foreseen technologyand scope options for F-CCS projectsDetailed requirements within the published tender documents.

Value:	10000000
Published:	2023-09-19
Deadline:	2023-10-16

10000000

2023-09-19

2023-10-16

Gateline Supply and Maintenance Agreement

UK York NORTHERN TRAINS LIMITED

Northern Trains Limited (NTL), the "Utility", a Train Operating Company (TOC) that operates passenger rail services across the North of England, is undertaking this procurement process on behalf of a number of "Contracting Utilities" including Train Operating Companies in Great Britain, Network Rail, and a number of Local Transport Authorities. The requirement comprises a framework agreement for the supply and maintenance of Gateline Infrastructure that will enable members of the travelling public to access rail services at stations and other designated locations. The services include: a)Supply of New Gateline infrastructure, including the mechanical components required to control passenger access to designated areas; bank-card readers that possess the necessary certification for compliant use; ITSO card and bar-code readers; b)Installation and Commissioning Services - of Gateline Infrastructure including any required sourcing and supply arrangements, planning, permissions, civils works, connection to all systems and networks, testing and commissioning compliant with all rail industry and other required compliance requirements and standards. An option to decommission Gateline Infrastructure is included within these services; c)The option for Upgrades to existing Gateline components - as may be required so that existing infrastructure or components may be updated and improved to reflect latest functionality and standards; d)Maintenance and Operation - including Device Management to enable the operation of both new and updated Gateline Infrastructure to effective operational levels, providing an acceptable level of service to the public; and e)Demonstrable delivery of Social Value The key objective of the procurement is to establish a framework agreement with a single economic operator that will enable NTL "the Utility" (and the other Contracting Utilities listed on this notice) to enter into their own respective Agreements under the framework following conclusion of the procurement exercise. The nature of the Gateline Supply and Maintenance Agreement is that both supply, works and services will be 'called-off' by the Utility and Contracting Utilities in accordance with their specific requirements following contract award and in accordance with a 'call-off' procedure that will be subject to negotiation during the procurement process. The value of the Gateline Supply and Maintenance Agreement will therefore depend upon the level of subscription to the framework, however the estimated value is based upon supply and commissioning of 500 Gateline Infrastructure components and their operation and maintenance over the initial contract term and two extension periods. Northern Trains (NTL) has chosen to run the procurement under the negotiated procedure with a prior call for competition under Regulation 47 of the Utilities Contract Regulations 2016. Given the subject matter of the framework agreement and the exceptional circumstances that apply in respect of award of a contract to single economic operator and proprietary nature of maintenance and operation obligations, the term of the agreement will exceed 8 years as set out in Clause 51(3) of the Utilities Contracts Regulations 2016. The contract term for the Gateline Supply and Maintenance Agreement is consequently a five-year initial term with two options for further 5-year extensions.

Value:	50000000
Published:	2023-09-14
Deadline:	2023-10-24

50000000

2023-09-14

2023-10-24

Clapham Junction Fire Safety Services

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail has issued a parallel running pre-qualification and invitation to tender package. This has been published by Network Rail via BravoNR. If you would like to participate please register using the following web address https://networkrail.bravosolution.co.uk/ by the deadline of 12:00 (noon) on 3rd September 2023 . This is open for anyone to register

Value:	5000000
Published:	2023-08-15
Deadline:	2023-09-13

5000000

2023-08-15

2023-09-13

Pre-Market Engagement: Isolations & Associated Services

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Please note any discussions which do occur will cease immediately should a formal competition ultimately be announced. Network Rail is committed to ensuring fairness, openness and transparency, and to following UK procurement regulations. The Periodic Indicative Notice is issued solely for the purpose of conducting pre-procurement market engagement via a request for information and does not constitute any commitment to undertake any procurement in the future. Interested parties will not be prejudiced by any response or failure to respond to the PIN event and a response to this PIN does not guarantee any invitation to participate in this event or any future procurement. This PIN does not constitute a call for competition to procure any services, supplies or works mentioned in this PIN and Network Rail will not accept any proposals offered in response to this PIN. Network Rail is not liable for any costs, fees, or expenses incurred by any party in replying to or attending any PIN event. Any procurement of any services, supplies or works by Network Rail will be carried out strictly in accordance with the provisions of the Utilities Contracts Regulations 2016. Any questions or clarifications in respect of this RFI should be addressed to Olivia.Carroll2@networkrail.co.uk Network Rail would like to thank you in advance should you wish to respond to this Request for Information.

Value:
Published:	2023-07-05
Deadline:

2023-07-05

Pre-Market Engagement: Isolations & Associated Services

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Value:
Published:	2023-07-05
Deadline:

2023-07-05

Pre-Market Engagement: Isolations & Associated Services

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Value:
Published:	2023-07-05
Deadline:

2023-07-05

Network Rail North West & Central Region CP7 Frameworks relating to Capital Delivery Works (Phase 2): Framework Category A

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail is looking to appoint two regional framework suppliers to deliver a proportion of the large projects workbank across the North West & Central region for projects with a value between £7m and £200m. The scope of works and services which Network Rail may require is multi-disciplinary across the following three disciplines:Civil Engineering, which includes but is not limited to;• Civil engineering works forming and protecting the railway corridor, incorporating structures whether under/over bridge construction, earthwork/geotechnical operations, retaining wall structures and ancillary highway modifications or projects.Buildings, which includes but is not limited to;• works to existing and new: stations, depots, platforms and car-parks, operational and other line side buildings including structures / walkways and systems associated with such locations.Railway Engineering, which includes but is not limited to;• projects comprising of signalling, permanent way, switches and crossings, associated structure modifications, telecoms and electrification work, and works associated with capacity and line speed improvements. This may include power supply and distribution of electricity for traction and non traction use required for the management of the operational railway.The scope of the works for the three disciplines includes:• Feasibility• Survey, investigation, and reporting• Option selection (involving outline methodology)• Outline and detailed design (including temporary works)• Implementation (including demolition)• Commissioning • Hand back into maintenance• Statutory consents and permissions• If directed, third party access agreementsThe projects to be delivered under Framework Category A may be for the renewal, replacement, refurbishment or enhancement of existing assets, or relate to new assets.Two Suppliers will be awarded a framework agreement for Lot A1 covering the Region. Network Rail intends to allocate works to the relevant supplier using a direct award process on a ‘next in line’ allocation as set out in the framework agreement. The two framework suppliers will be allocated projects with an estimated final cost between £50m and £200m on a rotational basis. In addition, these two framework suppliers will also be allocated projects with an estimated final cost between £7m and £50 on a rotation basis along with the two Lot A2 framework suppliers (see further description below for Lot A2). The estimated value stated at Section II.2.6 relates to the portion of works anticipated to be allocated on an equal basis (as far as possible) such that each of the two frameworks awarded in Lot A1 would have an estimated anticipated value in the range of £145m to £155.375m.

Value:	490000000
Published:	2023-06-20
Deadline:	2023-07-28

490000000

2023-06-20

2023-07-28

Weedspray Planning and Management

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail has a requirement for the planning and management of the annual weedspray season on a national basis.

Value:	3000000
Published:	2023-05-18
Deadline:	2023-06-16

3000000

2023-05-18

2023-06-16

Network Rail Eastern Routes Partnership Framework

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

The scope of work type to be delivered includes but not limited to the following:- Building/civils and associated mechanical and electrical works for: Buildings (Station & Lineside), Light Maintenance Depots, Maintenance Delivery Units, Platform, Canopies, Train sheds, Footbridges, Car Parks and roads and Asbestos contaminated buildings.Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) for: Lifts and escalators, Cable route works, Mechanical, Electrical, Depot plant, Lifts and Escalators and Cable route works Structural works for: Underbridges, Preventative Tunnel interventions, Culverts, Overbridges, Tunnel Repair, Retaining structures, Footbridges, Equipment support structures (signal posts/OLE gantries) and Scour Works Geotechnic works for: Earthwork Embankment, Condition monitoring, Earthwork Soil Cutting, Earthwork Rock Cuttings, Drainage and Off-Track.

Value:	3500000000
Published:	2023-04-22
Deadline:	2023-06-02

3500000000

2023-04-22

2023-06-02

Project Management Support for Carlisle Southern Link Road

UK Carlisle Cumberland Council

Cumberland Council is undertaking construction of Carlisle Southern Link Road.Carlisle Southern Link Road (CSLR) will connect Junction 42 of the M6 with the A595 and will connect with Carlisle Northern Development route from the A595 to Junction 44 of the M6. The CSLR is an 8km road (60mph) which will include four new roundabouts, five cycle bridges and four road bridges and a cycle path along the northern side along its full length. Two of the bridges will cross Network Rail assets (West Coast Main Line and Cumbrian Coast Line) with one of these bridges also crossing the River Caldew.The new road will facilitate the development of St Cuthbert’s Garden Village in Carlisle, part of the Government’s Garden Towns programme. St Cuthbert’s Garden Village is planned to include the development of 10,325 new homes, new employment opportunities and community facilities along with the new southern link road. CSLR will relieve congestion in Carlisle, improve strategic east-west connectivity and provide the access and network capacity to enable the successful delivery of St Cuthbert’s Garden Village.The project is in the process of awarding the main construction contract with the anticipated start date for construction on site in June 2023.Cumberland Council is seeking to appoint a Professional Services provider to support the existing Carlisle Southern Link Road client team by providing project management and commercial resources and specialist input and advice to team. Expected support will include some core staff anticipated to be employed throughout the duration of the works and additional project and programme resources to backfill roles as and when required.

Value:	1500000
Published:	2023-04-15
Deadline:	2023-05-15

1500000

2023-04-15

2023-05-15

Drug and Alcohol Testing - Random and For Cause

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail intends to award a contract to a single supplier for the provision of drug and alcohol testing - random and for cause. The technical specification includes (but is not limited to) the following requirements:• Testing to be conducted on Network Rail work locations throughout the Scotland, England and Wales and will accommodate shift working inclusive of night working and weekends;• ‘For cause’ and post incident testing required to be within 2hrs of notification from Network Rail. This service shall be available 24/7/365;• Primary method of Drug testing will be Point of Contact testing (POCT) for urine, with laboratory confirmation required for non-negative samples within 3 days. Alcohol testing is carried out using breath analysis. Network Rail may consider alternative methods of testing during term of contract should there be a sound business and evidence-based reason to make any changes;• Provision of Medical Review Officer (MRO) for medical review and confirmation of positive results;• Provision of POCT Testing Kits; • Account and Contract Management; and• Management Information and Reporting

Value:	3908200
Published:	2023-04-12
Deadline:	2023-04-27

3908200

2023-04-12

2023-04-27

Audit & Inspections of Property Managed Commercial Assets across Network Rails Regional and Central Departments.

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail (NR) requires 4 framework suppliers (Consultants) to undertake and complete the statutory compliance and general planned preventative maintenance (PPM) inspections/audits of Network Rail’s commercial properties, including freight sites; the retained commercial estate and other properties, including the capacity for inspecting retail units within managed stations that are owned/managed by NR across all regional and central departments.It is envisaged that additional requirements such as arch co estate and development sites will be added to the list of properties during the framework agreement period.Inspectors must have a minimum of HNC/NVQ level 4 in a construction related subject and a minimum of 2 years building condition inspection experience. Building inspectors must have a broad knowledge of building & land statutory compliance, legislation, and maintenance as well as sufficient experience in undertaking such matters. Suppliers are required to carry out all of the required inspections/audits in full compliance with statutory regulation, Health & Safety legislation, Rail Safety Standard Boards requirements, Network Rail standards, HSE Guidance, and industry best practice etc.This framework will also give the relevant Property team complete visibility of assets as part of this service and requires all inspection/audit reports and associated photographs, documents, evidence etc. to be uploaded against the Unique Property Reference Number (UPRN) to Network Rail’ digital system known as iAuditor on a periodic basis and overall periodic compliance dashboards are to be provided. Access to the relevant digital platforms can be requested by the contractor and once the request has been approved can be provisioned by Network Rail. The contractor must notify Network Rail when a member of staff leaves, or no longer needs access, such that the relevant licenses and access can be removed.This contract has a customer service driven element which can be defined as providing guidance, support and encouragement when it comes to addressing the needs and welfare of tenants in the context of meeting statutory and NR best practice H&S standards. As such the Property inspection officers will be expected to interact with tenants, respective stakeholders, and members of the public in a professional and courteous manner using excellent communication skills and logging and recording all contacts.Suppliers will be required to advise the Property team on changes to statutory compliance requirements, and assist the Property team in:• Maintaining the Property Inspections Master Matrix• Updating on legal requirements• Updating on regulatory changes, or changes in statute• Provision of best practice in all of these inspection requirements• Produce periodic management reports to the Regional LeadsThe scope includes inspecting the buildings/arches and land to provide Network Rail with assurance that tenants are up to date with all statutory compliance and general servicing & maintenance requirement. It is required that this assurance is evidenced by viewing maintenance records, certificates, records and so on as well as by visual observations where appropriate.

Value:	10000000
Published:	2023-03-10
Deadline:	2023-04-14

10000000

2023-03-10

2023-04-14

HD050 - 20 A180 Bridge Structures - Cleethorpes Road Flyover and Gilby Road Flyover Repairs

UK GRIMSBY NORTH EAST LINCOLNSHIRE COUNCIL

This tender includes works to both Cleethorpes Road and Gilby Road Flyovers. Works to both bridges include bridge deck re-waterproofing, concrete repairs, replacing bridge expansion joints and sealant, repaint steel casings on pier columns, erosion protection repair, full carriageway/footway resurfacing, road markings and road studs. As well as this, Gilby Road includes renewal of all bearings.The principal contractor is to provide all enabling and access works as part of this tender. The principal contractor will be also responsible for all temporary works including bridge jacking for the installation of the bearings, and all necessary statutory body approvals including Network Rail.

Value:	8000000
Published:	2023-02-25
Deadline:	2023-05-19

8000000

2023-02-25

2023-05-19

Securing an Organisational Licence for great crested newts: Network Rail North West & Central Region

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Securing an Organisational Licence for great crested newts: Network Rail North West & Central Region

Value:	100000
Published:	2023-02-04
Deadline:	2023-02-24

100000

2023-02-04

2023-02-24

FW053 Supply of Rail

UK Belfast Ulsterbus

Translink owns, operates and maintains the rail network in Northern Ireland comprising circa 300 miles of plain line track and 200 sets of switches and crossings.  We wish to establish a multi-Supplier Framework for manufacture and supply of rail to support the delivery of Translink’s programme of capital and maintenance works. Rails required will be CEN56E1 profile in R260, premium and corrosion resistant grades as approved for use on Network Rail. The framework will initially run for 4 years with options to extend up to a maximum of a further 4 years. We would like to receive expressions of interest from suppliers with a proven track record in the supply of rail. NOTE THIS CFT IS NOT A CALL FOR TENDER. PLEASE ENSURE YOU DOWNLOAD AND READ THE PRE-TENDER MARKET ENGAGEMENT QUESTIONNARE WHICH IS AVAILABLE FROM THE "CFT DOCUMENTS" AREA OF THE CFT. YOUR RESPONSE TO THIS PRE-TENDER MARKET ENGAGEMENT QUESTIONNAIRE MUST BE SUBMITTED AS AN ATTACHMENT VIA THE eTendersNI SECURE MESSAGING AREA OF THE Cft. THE DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION OF COMPLETED QUESTIONNAIRES IS 15.00 14th February 2023. Please note: the procedure selected for this Pre-Market Engagement is not indicative of the procurement procedure to follow.

Value:	1
Published:	2023-01-25
Deadline:

2023-01-25

Design Contest-Track Buckle Risk and Detection

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

The onset of hot weather brings with it the risk of track buckling if high rail temperatures are combined with deficiencies within the track system (i.e., incorrect rail stress, disturbed / deficient ballast, lateral alignment faults, incorrect rail joint gaps, etc.). Ideally, all such deficiencies should be eliminated before the hot weather season starts. As air temperatures increase during periods of hot weather, rail temperatures also increase. Metals expand and contract as the temperature changes. If a length of steel rail is rigidly clamped at both ends and then heated, the metal expands and is put under compression until the force becomes too great and exceeds the track systems lateral resistance forces.A PIN was run in early 2021 to determine the levels of pre-market engagement of this challenge statement which received a strong response. Network Rail would like to invite prospective suppliers to complete Phase 1 and 2 of the Track Buckle Risk and Detection Tender we are putting out which will ask a range of Qualification, Technical and Commercial questions. The documents required to determine your decision to participate are attached in the Opportunity listing - . https://networkrail.bravosolution.co.uk/esop/guest/go/opportunity/detail?opportunityId=53140To access the instruction and guidance on how to be a part of the tender please follow the below steps to access the ITT for Track Buckle Risk and Detection:1. Follow the link - https://networkrail.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.html2. From the welcome screen, access ITT_14637 and ITT_14638Please note: The deadline for this tender is 19/12/2022 17:00pm and you must complete both Phase 1 and 2 ITT’s to be considered for this contract.

Value:
Published:	2022-11-23
Deadline:

2022-11-23

The Provision of Physiotherapy Services

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail seeks to award a contract to a single supplier for the provision of physiotherapy services. The scope of services includes (but is not limited to) the following:• Referrals• Telephone Initial Assessments (TIA)• Face to face physiotherapy• Remote management• Guided self-help• Management Reporting• Functional Restoration Programme (FRP)• Online Digital Resources• Onsite clinic service delivery• Miscellaneous other services

Value:	2360000
Published:	2022-10-19
Deadline:	2022-11-16

2360000

2022-10-19

2022-11-16

Supply of Y33 Bogies and Wheelsets for Overhead Line Engineering Trains (OLET) KFA Vehicles

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail is looking to procure a variety of new Y33 bogies and wheelsets for the Overhead Line Engineering Train’s (OLET) KFA vehicles. The requirement is as follows:Y33 bogies (OEM is WH Davies) Idle Bogies x12Idle Wheelsets x24

Value:	800000
Published:	2022-10-06
Deadline:	2022-11-07

800000

2022-10-06

2022-11-07

The Provision of Occupational Health Services

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail is looking to award a framework contract for the provision of occupational health services to support the Occupational Health and Wellbeing vision for Network Rail. The technical specification includes (but is not limited to) the following key requirements:• Occupational health physician services;• OH nurse/ advisor services;• Specialist services;• Other services – including (but not limited to) Sharps line: 24/7 helpline for employees exposed to a needle stick injury and a medication enquiry line;• Drugs and Alcohol testing – pre-placement and periodic drugs and alcohol testing;• Account and contract management; and • Management Information and reporting

Value:	6880000
Published:	2022-10-04
Deadline:	2022-11-02

6880000

2022-10-04

2022-11-02

Carlisle Southern Link Road

UK Carlisle Cumbria County Council

The Carlisle Southern Link Road (CSLR) will connect Junction 42 of the M6 with the A595 and will connect with Carlisle Northern Development route from the A595 to Junction 44 of the M6. The CSLR is an 8km road (60mph) which will include four new roundabouts, five cycle bridges and four road bridges and a cycle path along the northern side along its full length. Two of the bridges will cross Network Rail assets (West Coast Main Line and Cumbrian Coast Line) with one of these bridges also crossing the River Caldew.St Cuthbert’s Garden Village in Carlisle is part of the Government’s Garden Towns programme. St Cuthbert’s Garden Village is planned to include the development of 10,325 new homes, new employment opportunities and community facilities along with a new southern link road. The CSLR will relieve congestion in Carlisle, improve strategic east-west connectivity and provide the access and network capacity to enable the successful delivery of St Cuthbert’s Garden VillageThe Council are seeking to appoint a lead Principal (CDM 2015) Contractor to provide all necessary Design & Engineering, Labour, Equipment, Plant & Materials to undertake all works associated with the delivery of the above scheme.The construction contract will be under an NEC4 June 17 (amend Jan 19) ECC Option C (Target Contract with Activity Schedule Contract) as amended by additional option clauses including the Council ‘Z’ clauses.

Value:	150000000
Published:	2022-10-01
Deadline:	2022-11-11

150000000

2022-10-01

2022-11-11

Asbestos Survey and Consultancy Services Framework

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

This tender event is for the supply of asbestos consultancy services for use across the 5 Regions and all Network Rail functions. The consultancy services are required for asbestos identification, air fibre monitoring and training services. This framework is not for Asbestos removals/Works.

Value:	4000000
Published:	2022-08-26
Deadline:	2022-09-24

4000000

2022-08-26

2022-09-24

Mobile Connectivity and Services

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

The scope of this procurement is for the delivery of Mobile Connectivity and Services for the whole of Network Rail. These services include:• Tariffs to provide mobile communications connectivity and data• Interactive messaging services; the purchasing of mobile hardware• Service management to support hardware, tariffs, and messaging services (post transition)• Hardware renewals once in liveAdditionally, Network Rail is seeking mobile device management and hardware asset management services, to be articulated at the ITT stage, and optioned at the contract award phase. Mobile device management will be achieved by way of reactive and preventative maintenance, and improvement via releases and patches to agreed levels of service.Please note all relevant documents are available to download in the supplier attachments section of the PQQ on BravoNR.

Value:	76000000
Published:	2022-08-23
Deadline:	2022-09-21

76000000

2022-08-23

2022-09-21

PR23 recalibration of the Network Rail passenger Schedule 8 regime

UK London Office of Rail and Road

See II.1.4. Short description

Value:
Published:	2022-08-10
Deadline:	2022-09-09

2022-08-10

2022-09-09

Framework for the provision of legal services in support of ScotRail’s New Trains Procurement Programme

UK Glasgow ScotRail Trains Limited (Utilities)

ScotRail Trains (SRT) plans to replace 65% of its train fleet (around 675 carriages) in the period 2027 to 2035. Nine of the eleven sub fleets of trains currently operated will be replaced as leases expire and it becomes uneconomical to life extend trains for continued operation. As part of this programme SRT will decarbonise our entire train fleet helping Scottish Government deliver a key milestone in transitioning Scotland to a net zero economy. All existing diesel trains will be withdrawn and replaced with new trains powered by overhead electric wires, batteries or hydrogen. As well as eliminating carbon emissions from passenger rail services in Scotland, this will transform our customer offer improving journey comfort, accessibility and reliability. We will reduce operating costs and improve the consistency of offer to customers by consolidating the number of different sub fleets we operate from the existing eleven to, ideally, five.This transformation will be delivered through three procurement competitions:- Phase 1 2022-23 - we will procure a new fleet of suburban trains which will enter passenger service between 2027 and 2030. These trains will connect local communities with Edinburgh, Glasgow, Perth, Dundee and Aberdeen.- Phase 2 2024-25 (indicative) we will procure a new fleet of trains for our rural routes.- Phase 3 2025-26 (indicative) we will procure a new fleet of intercity trains to connect the central belt with Aberdeen and Inverness.SRT require legal advice services to support us in running efficient and compliant procurement competitions which deliver trains which meet our customer, technical and operational requirements whilst providing value for money for the taxpayer. Value for money extends beyond the capital and operating cost of the new trains to include the economic and societal benefits which can be delivered for local communities and businesses through such significant investment from Scottish Government. Ensuring the new trains are constructed in a manner which minimises the impact on the environment will also be a key factor in delivering a successful sustainable procurement.The first phase of the new trains programme will be to procure a new fleet of suburban electric and battery electric multiple units (EMU and BEMU). Including options, the suburban procurement is envisaged to cover around 120 units comprising around 550 vehicles. We envisage the minimum core order being 64 units and 295 vehicles.The scope of the procurement will also include Maintenance services – tenderers will be required to submit options for both a Technical Services Agreement and Technical Support and Spares Supply Agreement and a decision on the route which provides best overall value for money will be taken prior to contract award.Upgrades will be required to maintenance depot and servicing and stabling facilities. These are likely to be delivered by our partners in Network Rail, but we will investigate during the procurement if there is benefit in works being delivered by the train Manufacturer and Maintainer.A separate procurement is anticipated be held in parallel with that of the trains to identify a suitable financier.Following contract awards on the suburban trains procurement, it is envisaged that the team will move onto developing and delivering procurements for the rural and intercity fleets.The legal advisors will be required to provide ad hoc contract management and legal support to the SRT project team managing the design, manufacture, testing, commissioning and approvals process of the new trains contracts.SRT is acting to deliver the procurement on behalf of Scottish Rail Holdings (SRH) who are a public sector company, owned and controlled by the Scottish Government. SRH report to Transport Scotland (TS) who are the national transport agency for Scotland, responsible for delivering the Scottish Government's vision for transport.

Value:
Published:	2022-08-05
Deadline:	2022-09-02

2022-08-05

2022-09-02

Energy Performance Contracts

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail (NR) owns, operates, and develops Britain’s railway infrastructure. That is 20,000 miles of track, 30,000 bridges, tunnels and viaducts and the thousands of signals, level crossings and stations. We manage 20 of the UK's largest stations while all the others, over 2,500, are currently managed by the country’s train operating companies.NR are undertaking a Decarbonisation/ Energy Efficiency Programme across a range of built assets in all Regions. We have already completed over 150 energy audits so far and identified significant potential to reduce carbon and energy use. Network Rail Route Services have national targets to achieve carbon and energy reductions in their operations as outlined in our Environmental Sustainability Strategy. An overview of Network Rail scope of activities may be found on our web site (https://www.networkrail.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/NR-Environmental-Strategy-FINAL-web.pdf).To contribute to the achievement of these aims, Network Rail intend to award contracts as a result of this procurement to qualified and capable Energy Services Companies (ESCo’s and the Suppliers under the Framework resulting from this procurement) to provide proposals as part of a call off of services from Suppliers on the Framework Agreement for the provision of Energy Performance Contract (EPC) services. An EPC is a form of financing for capital improvements which allows for funding of energy upgrades from cost reductions. Under an EPC arrangement the Supplier implements a project to deliver energy efficiencies and/or a renewable energy project and uses the stream of income from the cost savings, or the renewable energy produced, to repay the costs of the project, including the costs of the investment and cost of financing. The purpose of this procurement is the competitive selection of up to three Suppliers for Framework Agreement award.Network Rail’s portfolio of buildings consist of offices, stations, depots, route operating centres, electrical control rooms, signalling centres and other operational infrastructure as detailed in Property Description in Annex 1. Most properties in this portfolio will be optionally covered by the Framework contract. It is intended that Network Rail will regularly release batches of property for EPC activities throughout the term of the Framework Agreement. EPC services may be requested for any location in Network Rail property portfolio in all parts of Great Britain.The Network Rail property portfolio is managed by 5 regional organizations, supported by centralised functions in the Authority. This framework contract will be awarded by the central commercial and procurement teams acting on behalf of the Authority and the regional organisations. The exact number of and type of properties for EPC consideration during the term of the Framework Agreement will be dependent on Network Rail’s discretion, operational constraints and the Suppliers’ capability.

Value:	40000000
Published:	2022-07-09
Deadline:	2022-08-05

40000000

2022-07-09

2022-08-05

York Central Development

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Limited (Working in Collaboration with Homes England)

Located directly behind York Railway Station, the York Central Site extends to 45 hectares (111 acres) and is majority owned by Network Rail and Homes England whilst also incorporating other land in third party ownership that falls within the boundary of the outline planning permission. The land potentially falling within the property to be made available for drawdown by the Development Partner (the Development Site) is primarily owned by the Landowners but also includes land owned by third parties (as described within the Development Brief available on ProContract).An outline planning permission for the mixed-use development was granted in 2019 and subsequently a reserved matters application was approved in 2020 for a significant first phase of infrastructure being delivered by the Landowners.The Landowners have the following objectives:- Secure a long-term Development Partner (singular or consortium) with knowledge, expertise and track record to deliver and improve upon the illustrative masterplan envisaged within the overarching vision.- Consider the potential for delivery of the Project through different structures, such as contractual/corporate joint ventures, in dialogue with developers and wider government.- Procure a Development Partner that can demonstrate and evidence a credible funding plan.- Secure pre-lets & occupiers for the Development Site and deliver the scheme within the required timescales.- Create a new vibrant mixed-use quarter of the City Centre for the benefit of all, incorporating the high-quality public realm.- Provide a mixed-use development which responds to the existing outline planning permission.- Secure a development proposal that achieves high quality of the design envisaged by the approved Design Code and is compliant with the Building for Healthy Life criteria.- Secure a Development Partner which looks to deliver high quality public realm early in the development process and ensures long term stewardship in perpetuity.- Deliver Western Station Entrance early on in the development to provide a high-quality gateway to the development.- Deliver a low carbon sustainable development which increases social value by improving equality and wellbeing.- Work in collaboration with stakeholders to achieve comprehensive timely delivery.The Development Partner will undertake a wide range of activities to meet the Landowner’s objectives (as set out in Section 2 of this document) including but not limited to creating Development Site proposals, undertaking design, securing consents including reserved matters planning consents, funding and/or raising of development finance, procuring third-party contractors, managing the supply chain, delivering the development, marketing and attracting occupiers/residents.

Value:	1170000000
Published:	2022-07-09
Deadline:	2022-08-25

1170000000

2022-07-09

2022-08-25

Rolling stock vehicle movement services for Arriva UK Trains Group

UK Sunderland ARRIVA UK TRAINS LIMITED

Arriva UK Trains (AUKT) is seeking to establish several group framework agreements for the provision of train movements across the UK Rail network, for the following entities: The Chiltern Railway Company Ltd, XC Trains Ltd ( t/a CrossCountry), Grand Central Railway Company Ltd, Arriva Rail London Ltd (t/a London Overground), London and North Western Railway Company Limited (t/a Arriva TrainCare) ("Arriva Company").The frameworks will not have any guaranteed spend or work, and will be used to run mini competitions for appointed suppliers to competitively quote for any train movement required for the entities mentioned above. Based on these quotes, the participating Arriva Company will evaluate the offers in accordance with its service requirements. Following the award decision of the Arriva Company, an order will be offered to the supplier that will be performed under the terms of its framework agreement.Arriva UK Trains is seeking suppliers that can offer:- all necessary licences and accreditations to be able to operate on the Network Rail network- provision of suitably trained driver with the necessary route competencies and holding all necessary licences required by law and regulation for each movement requested- ability to procure the necessary route clearance for the Network Rail network to be able to undertake the moves required- appropriate insurances in accordance with business standards for rolling stock vehicle movementsSuppliers who can meet all the above requirements and who pass Arriva's supplier due diligence checks will be offered a framework under which it can then participate in mini competitions, as per the process described below:1. Any member of the purchaser group may complete a quote request form in the form and provide this to the supplier in order to obtain a quote for the services. 2. On receipt of completed quote request form, the supplier shall respond within five (5) business days by completing the supplier details relevant to the requested services on the quote request form and returning this to the Purchaser. 3. A quote request form completed by the supplier and returned to the purchaser will form an offer from the supplier to the purchaser, which the purchaser may accept, subject to an evaluation against offers from other suppliers on the basis of price/confirmation of the ability to meet the requirements.4. If the offer is accepted, an order will be created under the agreement.

Value:
Published:	2022-06-18
Deadline:	2022-07-01

2022-06-18

2022-07-01

Network Rail North West & Central Region CP7 Frameworks: Framework Category C

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail is looking to appoint a regional framework supplier to deliver a proportion of the civil engineering (structures and geotechnical) workbank across the North West & Central region: https://www.networkrail.co.uk/running-the-railway/our-regions/north-west-and-central/ The scope of works which Network Rail may require comprises:• Implementation (including temporary works design and demolition)• Commissioning • Hand back into maintenance• Statutory consents and permissions• If directed by Network Rail, third party access agreementsThese works are to be performed in connection with the following categories of assets, incorporating partial or whole renewal (which may include replacement, removal, major repair, major refurbishment or strengthening) of:• Bridges (underbridges, overbridges, footbridges, property rafts)• Viaducts• Tunnels• Walls (boundary, retaining and acoustic barriers)• Drainage including culverts• Structures and works associated with river, coastal and estuarine defences• Geotechnical (soil embankments, soil cuttings, rock cuttings and associated drainage works)• Mining (mine workings, shafts and adits)• Ancillary structures (e.g. foundations, support structures, access roads, fencing, gates, steps)This lot relates to a single supplier for the Region. The successful supplier may be required to deliver a proportion of the works within the scope of the discipline lot across the full NW&C Region (North West Route, Central Route and West Coast South Route) in addition to suppliers appointed for the routes (two suppliers for Lot C1 (NW) Civil Engineering (Structures and Geotechnical) in the North West Route, a supplier for Lot C1 (C) Civil Engineering (Structures and Geotechnical) in the Central Route and a supplier for Lot C1 (WCS) Civil Engineering (Structures & Geotechnical) in the West Coast South Route). Network Rail intends to allocate works to the relevant supplier from an annual workbank portfolio on a direct award basis (subject to certain criteria and up to a set percentage of the annual workbank value) as set out in the framework agreement. The estimated value stated at Section II.2.6 relates to the portion of the works anticipated to be allocated to the successful supplier in the Region under this lot (lot C1 (R) Civil Engineering (Structures and Geotechnical).

Value:	358000000
Published:	2022-06-15
Deadline:	2022-07-29

358000000

2022-06-15

2022-07-29

Network Rail North West & Central Region CP7 Frameworks: Framework Category D

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail is looking to appoint two regional framework supplier(s) to deliver a proportion of the civil engineering (structures and geotechnical) minor works and reactive workbank across the North West & Central region: https://www.networkrail.co.uk/running-the-railway/our-regions/north-west-and-central/ The scope of works which Network Rail may require comprises:• Provision of emergency response capability to be able to have an initial on-site presence & response not greater than 2hrs notice.• All trades generally associated with civil engineering works on or around the railway infrastructure and its associated surroundings. Including all works associated with structural asset fabric and finishes.• Survey, investigation, and testing• Outline and detailed design (including temporary works)• Implementation • Enabling works for inspections and assessments• Demolition• Booking of possessions, isolations, and road closures• Statutory consents and permissions• If directed by Network Rail, third party access agreementsThese Works are to be performed in connection with the following categories of assets, incorporating inspection, maintenance, repair, partial or whole renewal to parts of:• Bridges (underbridges, overbridges, footbridges, property rafts)• Viaducts• Tunnels• Walls (boundary, retaining and acoustic barriers)• Drainage including culverts• Structures and works associated with river, coastal and estuarine defences• Earthworks (soil embankments, soil cuttings, rock cuttings and associated drainage works)• Mining (mine workings, shafts and adits)• Ancillary structures (e.g. foundations, support structures, access roads, fencing, gates, steps)Each order under the framework agreement will be categorised by Network Rail to detail the required response time as follows: • Emergency – Attend within 2 hours from receipt of order • Urgent – Attend within 24 hours from receipt of order• Routine – Attend within 7 days from receipt or order• Programmed – As stated on the orderService will be throughout a 24 hour period, 7 day week, 365 days per year and will include necessary cover during annual and public holidays. The two successful suppliers will be required to have adequate persons to respond to the needs of the works and ensure that the operatives are skilled in the appropriate trade or trades to enable prompt resolution of any particular defect notified to the relevant supplier. The suppliers must also have access to plant hire and material supplies to fulfil this requirement.This lot relates to two suppliers for the Region. The two successful suppliers may be required to deliver a proportion of the works within the scope of the discipline lot D1 (O-C) Civil Engineering (Structures & Geotechnical) across the full NW&C Region (North West Route, Central Route and West Coast South Route) in addition to suppliers appointed for the full NW&C Region (North West Route, Central Route and West Coast South Route) in Lot D1 (R) Civil Engineering (Structures and Geotechnical). Network Rail intends to allocate all orders requiring an emergency response (i.e. site attendance within 2 hours of receipt of the order) to the two successful suppliers under Lot D1 (O-C) Civil Engineering (Structures and Geotechnical). Network Rail intends to allocate works to the relevant supplier on a direct award basis (subject to certain criteria and up to a set percentage of the annual workbank value) as set out in the framework agreement. The estimated value stated at Section II.2.6 relates to the portion of works anticipated to be allocated on an equal basis (as far as possible) such that each of the two frameworks awarded in the region under this lot (lot D1 (O-C) Civil Engineering (Structures and Geotechnical)) would have an estimated

Value:	229000000
Published:	2022-06-15
Deadline:	2022-07-29

229000000

2022-06-15

2022-07-29

Network Rail North West & Central Region CP7 Frameworks: Framework Category B

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail is looking to appoint a regional framework supplier to deliver a proportion of the civil engineering (structures and geotechnical) workbank across the North West & Central region: https://www.networkrail.co.uk/running-the-railway/our-regions/north-west-and-central/ The scope of works which Network Rail may require comprises:• Feasibility• Survey, investigation, and reporting• Option selection (involving outline methodology)• Outline and detailed design (including temporary works)• Implementation (including demolition)• Commissioning • Hand back into maintenance• Statutory consents and permissions• If directed by Network Rail, third party access agreementsThese works are to be performed in connection with the following categories of assets, incorporating partial or whole renewal (which may include replacement, removal, major repair, major refurbishment or strengthening) of:• Bridges (underbridges, overbridges, footbridges, property rafts)• Viaducts• Tunnels• Walls (boundary, retaining and acoustic barriers)• Drainage including culverts• Structures and works associated with river, coastal and estuarine defences• Geotechnical (soil embankments, soil cuttings, rock cuttings and associated drainage works)• Mining (mine workings, shafts and adits)• Ancillary structures (e.g. foundations, support structures, access roads, fencing, gates, steps)This lot relates to a single supplier for the Region. The successful supplier may be required to deliver works within the scope of the discipline lot across the full NW&C Region (North West Route, Central Route and West Coast South Route) in addition to suppliers appointed for the routes (Lot B1 (NW) Civil Engineering (Structures and Geotechnical) in the North West Route and Lot B1 (C&WCS) Civil Engineering (Structures and Geotechnical) in the combined Central Route and West Coast South Route areas). Network Rail intends to allocate works to the relevant supplier from an annual workbank portfolio on a direct award basis (subject to certain criteria and up to a set percentage of the annual workbank value) as set out in the framework agreement. The estimated value stated at Section II.2.6 relates to the portion of the works anticipated to be allocated to the successful supplier in the Region under this lot (lot B1 (R) Civil Engineering (Structures and Geotechnical)).

Value:	695000000
Published:	2022-06-15
Deadline:	2022-07-29

695000000

2022-06-15

2022-07-29

Completions Management System

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail now intends to commence a competitive procurement process to award a Framework Contract to a single contractor for the delivery a Completions Management System on the authorised Network Rail programme.The authorised Network Rail programme sits within the Eastern Region portfolio of works. The key objective of these schemes is to facilitate the economic growth of the North of England, through the provision of increased capacities and journey time improvements to rail services, whilst achieving value for money.Network Rail seeks a completion management system deployed as a software as a service (SaaS) platform aimed at digitising construction records and removing manual handling of data and spreadsheets by Project teams. Such a solution fits in with the wider strategy of programme-wide earned value management and tracking of construction volumes by having a single source of data to capture its construction actuals and understand exactly which assets have been completed. Historically, capital delivery projects have utilised a series of spreadsheets to understand progress towards assets installed, during both programme delivery and during blockades. The programme is installing numerous OLE, signalling and track assets, and other disciplines, both during disruptive & non-disruptive possessions. To capture the actual install of these in a consistent way, a system-based approach and processes needs to be developed so that the programme and it’s delivery partners can effectively monitor progress against.• Actual install dates that can be tied back to the race card & P6 plans• Progress of the related quality of install (QSC, ITP, for example)• Progress within disruptive blockades Will have consistent shift reportingThis notice is being published to gauge the level of interest within the market to provide this service to Network Rail. Anyone who is interested in providing this service is to notify Network Rail through Bravo and populate the System Requirements questionnaire by the 10th June 2022.Following this Network Rail will determine the most appropriate route to market. Please note: registering an interest does not automatically qualify any interested party for any future sourcing activity.

Value:	3000000
Published:	2022-05-25
Deadline:

3000000

2022-05-25

CP7 Eastern Region Renewals and Minor Enhancements

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail is looking to appoint construction partners to deliver the building & civils work bank. The scope of work type to be delivered includes but not limited to the following:-Building/civils and associated mechanical and electrical works for: stations, depots, maintenance delivery units and lineside buildingsStructural works for: footbridges, overbridges, underbridges, tunnels, retaining walls and culvertsGeotechnic works for: earthwork cuttings and embankments, rock cuttings, drainage and piling.The scope of works may also include Asbestos removal.

Value:	4000000000
Published:	2022-04-08
Deadline:	2022-05-13

4000000000

2022-04-08

2022-05-13

Provision of specialist railway telecoms consultancy for FirstRail Train Operating Companies

UK LONDON First Rail Holdings Limited

FirstRail Holdings (FRH) is seeking to establish a Framework Agreement with consultants who can help support and deliver a range of strategically important technology-related programmes relating to Station Information and Surveillance Systems (SISS), station network connectivity, fire systems, and revenue protection programmes (enabling works for ATGs and TVMs).Key to this appointment will be a bidder's knowledge and experience of all railway telecoms systems and technologies, spanning from existing legacy railway systems through to leading edge technologies that are to take their place.We are seeking to engage with those specialist railway SISS consultant(s) who can provide value-for-money services whilst steering FRH through the strategic options relating to our various railway telecoms transformation programmes across our franchises.The Framework will be in place for a period of two (2) years, with an optional extension of two (2) years, one year extension at a time. FRH does not commit to or guarantee award of contracts under this Framework.The total anticipated value of this Framework Agreement is estimated to be in the region of £800,000 over the total duration of the Framework (including optional extension).FRH intend to award the three top scoring tenderers onto this Framework however reserve the right at its total discretion to amend this at any point during the procurement process. Under this Framework agreement, mini competitions will be held for all contracts over £10,000.Contracts under the £10,000 threshold will be Direct Awarded in order of highest scoring bidder on a capacity basis. I.e., Once the highest scoring bidder has reached business capacity, a new contract under £10,000 will be directly awarded to the next highest scoring bidder on the Framework following this Procurement.Summary of Requirements1. The procurements of the consultancy services will include the following scope of works. 1.1 Advisory:Prepare technical and functional specifications to support TOC procurement campaigns.Develop asset renewal and enhancement strategies.Support the production of business cases and justification for change.Advise on national SISS / Telecom's policy driven by Network Rail (NR) and other stakeholders including knowledge of Station Leases, Loan-to-Cost (LTC), station annexes, and access conditions.1.2 Design Assurance: Independently review and recommend technical approval of 3rd party designs.Act as Contractors Responsible Engineer (CRE), and Contractors Engineering Manager (CEM), for client schemes.Provide technical input into 3rd party schemes and projects.Provide independent assurance support to high value / high profile Telecoms programmes (5G).1.3 Property Project Management:Provide turnkey specialist property project management and delivery services (SISS, operational communications, construction) within the following areas:- Project Management.- Project Engineering.- Construction Management (on-site delivery, audit, compliance, snagging).- QHSE Management.- Project Planning (understanding the sequencing and delivery of this specialised asset group).- Project Risk Management.1.4 Contract Management:Provide contract administration that is underpinned by deep technical knowledge of SISS and Railway Telecoms.Significantly improves management of claims and variations.1.5 Cost Consultancy:Provide QS and cost management services underpinned by deep technical knowledge of SISS and Railway Telecoms.Develop complex cost models for high-value CAPEX programmes relating to SISS / Operations Communications. 1.6 The scope detailed in 1.1 - 1.5 is in relation to the following Railway Station Information and Security Systems:- CIS systems (l

Value:	800000
Published:	2022-03-30
Deadline:	2022-04-27

800000

2022-03-30

2022-04-27

Dawlish to Holcombe Cliff Resilience Works

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Civils engineering works, primarily, but not limited to, cliff stabilisation, rock anchors, netting of several cliffs along this railway route.Network Rail invites any interested Candidate/s to compete to undertake the design & construction for works outlined above together with associated any enabling works. Any interested Candidate wishing to participate will be required to submit their responses to a pre-qualification exercise through our e-sourcing portal. Network Rail will shortlist the four highest scoring Candidates for the tender stage. The form of contract will be the NR12 Target Cost. Network Rail will carry out a single tender event on a 2-stage basis with the aim to appoint the successful tenderer on the Stage 1 requirements. Progression to implementation (Stage 2) will be subject successful completion of Stage 1 deliverables including remaining within Network Rail’s Cost Plan. In the event, Network Rail’s Cost Plan is exceeded then Network Rail is under no obligation to proceed.

Value:	25000000
Published:	2022-02-15
Deadline:	2022-03-15

25000000

2022-02-15

2022-03-15

Southern Integrated Delivery (SID) – Signalling and Track

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Management and Delivery of Signalling works on the Railway. These works will be undertaken within the Southern Region on Kent, Sussex and Wessex routes, and will primarily be focused on the delivery of the renewals portfolio, however options will be included to enable enhancements also to be delivered, subject to capacity and where the SID is considered the optimum procurement route.The Signalling Integrator Business Partner will be required to undertake, without technical bias or conflict of interest and with a view to achieving the aims and implementing the remedies set out in the ORR's recent market study into the supply of signalling systems:• Early-stage development including all work types (renewals and refurbishment) typically GRIP 1 to 3• Detailed design, construction and commissioning of all work types (GRIP 4 to 8) including targeted Interventions, Level Crossings and telecommunications associated with the signalling works, with the exception of major renewals as described below - which will be undertaken by Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) providers appointed within the Eco-system• Manage, coordinate and oversee the delivery for all appointed Eco-System OEM providers - who will be remitted to undertake major Signalling renewals, typically Re-Signalling, Re-lock, Re-control and ETCS schemes (typically GRIP 4 to 8 works, however where considered the optimum delivery strategy, the OEM may be appointed during the development phase)• Advise on and oversee procurement activities (including competitive tenders) on behalf of Network Rail for the supply of signalling systems and equipment.• Self-delivery of mid-size schemes/asset-life extension works.All appointed Business Partners within the SID will initially sign into a development phase agreement which is scheduled from January 2023 - April 2024. The main SID agreement will be 10 years in duration (April 2024 - March 2034) and will commence in Control Period 7 (CP7) with the inclusion of a break clause prior to the commencement of CP8. The options to enact the break clause for Control Period 8 (CP8) will be subject to performance at the time.

Value:	3800000000
Published:	2022-02-01
Deadline:	2022-03-03

3800000000

2022-02-01

2022-03-03

Development Partner for Hemel Hempstead Station Gateway

UK London Network Rail Limited

The site totals approximately 7.4 acres and is situated immediately adjacent to Hemel Hempstead Station. The site comprises the surface level car park for the station, the station forecourt and land which is in commercial use, including a former car showroom site, industrial buildings and small retail units serving the station. There is a masterplan which suggests that the development opportunity at Hemel Hempstead Station gateway could be in the order of:•454 residential units•Approximately 40,000 sq ft (NIA) of commercial floor space•Extensive public realm including garden space •Multi-storey car park and access / enabling worksWe expect the masterplan to critiqued as part of the negotiated process so the above is for guidance only.The general areas of responsibility to be undertaken are as follows: •Obtain detailed planning permission and implement construction of a Network Rail compliant multi-storey car park and access / enabling works•Deliver the development of the remaining developable land to create a gateway development to the town with a significant residential component•Work with Network Rail to ensure the development has a positive impact and to preserve and enhance the existing access to the station and the associated rail infrastructure•Create a sustainable development using best practice

Value:	170000000
Published:	2022-01-29
Deadline:	2022-03-14

170000000

2022-01-29

2022-03-14

The Provision of replacement CCTV assets for South Western Railway

UK LONDON First MTR South Western Trains Limited

The works and services will comprise of the following main activities:• Producing a Telecoms Design• Producing a Privacy Impact Assessment• Supply, installation, and commissioning of site equipment• Supply, installation, and commissioning of centralised video management systems• Obtaining Network Rail Landlords Consent• Obtaining Listed Buildings Consent• Obtaining Station Change• Programme Management• Project Management• Compliance with CDM-2015 requirements• Compliance with SWR, Network Rail and Railway Group Standards• Compliance with video surveillance polices and legislation• Risk Management

Value:
Published:	2022-01-28
Deadline:

2022-01-28

Network Rail Telecoms Professional Services

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

NRT Management & Strategy Professional Services

Value:
Published:	2021-11-09
Deadline:	2021-11-30

2021-11-09

2021-11-30

High Output Ballast Refurbishment for Network Rail High Speed

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail High Speed Ltd have identified the need for the refurbishment of high output ballast for 15km of track for both the Up and Down roads (30km in total) in CP3 from Year 3 (April 2022) to CP3 Year 5 (March 2025).The Contractor will be responsible for the design and construction of the midlife renewal works including but not limited to:• Management and delivery of the detailed design and development works • Validation of the site investigations and survey information • Access planning and control• Contingency arrangements and planning • Logistics • Labour resources • Plant and machinery • Quality assurance of ballast materials supply • Delivery of the renewal works

Value:	11000000
Published:	2021-10-29
Deadline:	2021-11-18

11000000

2021-10-29

2021-11-18

Network Rail, Transpennine Route Upgrade (TRU), European Train Control System (ETCS) GRIP 4 -8 Framework Award

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Following the issue of Prior Information Notice References 2021/S 000-011765 & 2021/S 000-020258, and subsequent market engagement events which took place week commencing 21st June 2021 and week commencing 13th September 2021, Network Rail now intends to commence a competitive procurement process to award a Framework Contract to a single contractor for the delivery of ETCS on TRU.The purpose of the TRU programme is to deliver improvements to connectivity and capacity on the route between Manchester Victoria and Selby / York via Huddersfield and Leeds. The Department for Transport (DfT) has confirmed its high-level strategic outcomes for the Transpennine Route Upgrade Programme to be as follows: 1) Leeds to Manchester Victoria target journey time of 43 minutes with 1 stop. 2) York to Manchester Victoria target journey time of 67 minutes with 2 stops. 3) Capacity to deliver the Indicative Train Service Specification, (ITSS) v1.2. 4) Capability to operate: • 8 x 24m vehicles for InterCity services, • 6 x 24m maximum for local services. 5) Achieve a reduction of Average Minutes Lateness of 50% compared to the current base case. 6) Performance of 92.5% of the specified train services shall arrive at four key stations within 0-5mins of the timetabled arrival time.ETCS Contractor Requirements The ETCS contractor appointed under this procurement procedure will be required to support each of the above outcomes through delivery of elements of an ETCS system* capable of delivering Indicative Train Service Specification (ITSS) v1.2 and its associated timetable. The supplier will also be responsible for the full technical integration and entry into service of the final complete ETCS system.As noted previously, the initial focus for the work will be in the West of Leeds area (Manchester Victoria to Leeds), with transitions west of Stalybridge and at Cottingley , controlled from the relevant Rail Operating Centre (ROC). * Radio Block Centre (RBC), balises and signage which will be required to interface to existing computer based interlockings and associated retained conventional lineside infrastructure and visual display unit-based signalling control systems. Please note: Applicants will be required to supply interfaces with the existing computer based interlockings at no cost to Network Rail in order that Network Rail may comply with the Regulations, in particular the duty to treat each Applicant equally.

Value:	228000000
Published:	2021-10-22
Deadline:	2021-11-03

228000000

2021-10-22

2021-11-03

Project Management Training Courses

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail Training is constantly adapting to changing training requirements and this continually increases demand for training, especially with the advancement of technology. We are therefore looking to invite external suppliers to take part in our Project Management tender. The successful supplier will commit to an open dialogue with our team so we can build and maintain our relationship so that the supplier understands NR ‘s business and customers. Ensuring equality, valuing diversity, and promoting inclusion are fundamental to Network Rails’ obligations as a public body in providing a service that is central to the safety and wellbeing of all elements of UK society. Any organisation delivering training or training related services on our behalf will be expected to operate in line with our strategy. Some of the Project Management Training Courses to be delivered are "off the shelf" whilst some are bespoke to NR. Fuller detail is provided in the procurement documents.Off the shelf courses include:-Agile Project Management (Foundation & Practitioner)APM Project Fundamentals Qualification (PFQ)APM Project Management Qualification (PMQ)APM PPQ (Project Professional Qualification)Benefits Realisation ManagementBuilding Better Business Cases (Foundation and Practitioner)Change Management - Foundation and PractitionerEVM Earned Value Management for Project ManagersIntegrated Engineering Lifecycle (iELC) WorkshopManagement of Benefits Foundation & PractitionerManagement of Portfolios (MoP)Management of Risk MoR (Foundation and Practitioner)Management of Value (MoV) Foundation & PractitionerManaging Successful Programmes (MSP) Foundation and PractitionerPreparing and Analysing Cost RiskPrimavera System & Process TrainingPrince 2 Foundation and PractitionerProject Management in PrimaveraManaging Complex ProjectsChange for Project ManagersP30 Foundation & Practitioner

Value:	2416405
Published:	2021-10-12
Deadline:

2416405

2021-10-12

Solent Transport - Future Transport Zone - Dynamic Purchasing System - Lot 6 (Transport Modelling)

UK Portsmouth Portsmouth City Council

The main purpose of this Lot is for the maintenance, operation and future re-development of Solent Transport's SRTM strategic transport model. The key skills and activities to be delivered via this Lot are summarised below:OPERATION OF THE SRTMOperation and maintenance of the SRTM on behalf of Solent Transport, undertaking all studies and projects ("commissions") requested by Solent Transport on behalf of clients. The client base will include:• Solent Transport • Transport planning, major schemes and development planning teams at our Member LTAs (HCC, SCC, PCC, IWC), and their consultants• Local Planning Authorities in the Solent area, and their consultants• Strategic transport infrastructure providers such as Highways England, Network Rail, the Ports and Airport, and their consultants• Private sector developers and their consultants• Other public and private sector agencies, for example Universities, Connected Places Catapult, etc- for a variety of purposes including research, monitoring & evaluation and other data extractionSuppliers will need significant expertise using the following specific tools and platforms used by the SRTM model suite:• SATURN Highway assignment model (RTM)• CUBE Voyager (PTM)• CUBE Matrix software (GDM)• Complex SQL databases and C++ programming language (utilised by Custom model for MDM)• The LEIM and Land Use Model utilised by SRTM is a custom model ("DELTA") developed/ operated by David Simmonds Consultancy (DSC). The Consultant for operation of SRTM is likely to need to engage with / partner with DSC for operation of this element of SRTM. • Linked standard tools which are used for processing of various SRTM inputs and outputs - including TUBA, COBALT, TEMPRO. Suppliers will also need to have extensive skills, expertise and resources in the following fields: • Use of spreadsheets, database tools, GIS, and other data visualisation methods for further analysis, presentation of outputs and preparation of written technical reports• Conducting modelling and appraisal in line with DfT WebTAG guidance• Experience of undertaking multi-modal, strategic transport modelling and appraisal to support a variety of types of project / purposes including strategy and scheme business case development; funding bids; policy interventions such as Clean Air Zones; and land use changes (eg local plans, planning applications). • Provision of expert technical advice to inform /support clients (and potential clients) on commissions including of the above types. This may sometimes include provision of suitably qualified individuals to act as expert witnesses at Public Enquiries (Planning Applications) and Examinations in Public (Local Plans). • Extensive skills in collection and analysis of primary data for the model, eg traffic surveys, journey time surveys, other transport user surveys eg PT passenger counts, land use data, economic data to support maintenance and updates• Access to/experience of other transport models and tools in order to support activities required in some projects - particularly local junction models (eg ARCADY, PICADY, LINSIG) and traffic micro-simulation models (eg VISSIM, Paramics). • Sector experience to support liaisons with DfT and other sector stakeholders and specialists as required• Project management experience, and experience of managing large/complex programmes of work. Many commissions generate follow up work in the form of further investigations, data extraction, answering of queries etc.Operation of the model also includes undertaking any minor updates of the model (Reference Case updates etc.).ADMINISTRATION OF MODEL OPERATIONThe consultants will be required to support administration of the Model through regular reporting of progress on each commission, on a weekly basi

Value:	7000000
Published:	2021-10-06
Deadline:	2021-11-05

7000000

2021-10-06

2021-11-05

Surface Water Management Project

UK Denbigh Denbighshire County Council

Denbighshire County Council (DCC) are seeking to employ a suitable consultant to prepare an Outline Business Case (OBC) for urban catchment management solutions at surface water flooding areas (sites) in Rhyl and Prestatyn. Sustainable drainage solutions should be identified wherever possible.The sites will be identified through engagement with key stakeholders such as DCC, Natural Resources Wales (NRW), North and Mid Wales Trunk Road Agent (NMWTRA), Network Rail and Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water (DCWW).An initial long list of sites will be developed, before preparing a short list of priority sites to be subject to further appraisal and inclusion in the OBC.

Value:	240000
Published:	2021-01-04
Deadline:	2021-02-05

240000

2021-01-04

2021-02-05

Loss Adjusting Services

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail requires a specialist loss adjusting service provider for the provision of policy liability and quantum investigations.The categories of claims are detailed below:• property damage (claims from GBP 2 000 000 to GBP 50 000 000);• business interruption (claims from GBP 2 000 000 to GBP 50 000 000);• industry property liability claims (claims from GBP 250 000 to GBP 5 000 000).

Value:
Published:	2020-12-18
Deadline:	2021-01-11

2020-12-18

2021-01-11

FW088 Rulebook Training

UK Belfast Translink

Translink is establishing a framework for the delivery of NI Railway Auxiliary Competency courses to Translink staff and Contractors all over the United Kingdom. The purpose of the framework is to deliver Northern Ireland Railway Rulebook and auxiliary competency courses to the client’s employees, contractors and consultants. The training courses to be provided by the supplier will include but will not be limited to: personal trackside safety, personal trackside safety – (conversion course from network rail), lookout, track safety co-ordinator, emergency operator, hand signaller, engineering supervisor, person-in-charge of a possession, points operator, road rail vehicle operator, road rail vehicle controller, bridge strike nominee all courses will also require the delivery of refresher courses for re-certification. Your proposal must be submitted within the eTendersNI portal, via this CfT. No other method of submission will be accepted.

Value:	3000000
Published:	2020-12-01
Deadline:	2021-01-14

3000000

2020-12-01

2021-01-14

Physical Security REB Access Control

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

The successful bidder is to supply to Network Rail Telecoms a solution consisting of locks, keys and supporting software to form a new REB Access Control System. A smart lock solution will be required to replace the existing rim lock cylinders at NR’s 2400 nationwide REB (Relocatable Equipment Buildings) that support the FTN (Fixed Telecoms Network). The software will control the activation of the smart keys that NR will issue to support engineers and will be expected to be customised by the supplier to the extent that it will replace an existing application. The solution is required to eliminate the current security risk of unauthorised access using uncontrolled standard keys.

Value:	3000000
Published:	2020-10-30
Deadline:	2020-11-27

3000000

2020-10-30

2020-11-27

University of St Andrews — Design, Installation and Demonstration of Hydrogen Train

UK St Andrews University of St Andrews

Over the course of 12 months – completion of full integrated design, first generation drivetrain installed and demonstration of the train in Scotland off Network Rail infrastructure in rail yard and on Bo'Ness and Kinneil heritage railway line. This will allow an assessment to be undertaken that any modifications do not present risks to the operational railway. During this time, if the requirements are that it will eventually run on Network Rail infrastructure, this can be stage 3 of the project as this will be a project in its own right.There are six key project objectives, detailed below:1) prove that in Scotland we can have the capability of modifying an existing item of rolling stock to install hydrogen fuel cell (FC), batteries, control equipment, etc.;2) working with the regulatory bodies, develop the necessary standards and controls for the use of hydrogen FC power on passenger rolling stock;3) inform the passenger rail policy for independently powered multiple unit use on the Scottish passenger rail network in advance of the zero emission requirement for 2035 on Scotland’s passenger railway;4) demonstrate to the team Scotland rail community through practical application the operation of hydrogen FC passenger rolling stock;5) provide the supply chain with the opportunity to develop their skills and advance their knowledge of the application of hydrogen FC technology on passenger rolling stock including hydrogen supply and refuelling infrastructure;6) provide educational institutions with the opportunity to develop their skills and advance their knowledge of the application of hydrogen FC technology in the rail industry.Please also see tender documents for additional information.

Value:	2740000
Published:	2020-09-30
Deadline:	2020-10-27

2740000

2020-09-30

2020-10-27

NEX20/40 Infrastructure Works between Pelaw and Bede Stations, Collectively Forming the Metro Flow Programme

UK Newcastle upon Tyne Tyne and Wear PTE (t/a Nexus)

Nexus operate and maintain the Metro Network which serves a Tyne and Wear population of 1.13 million. The area includes key employment areas of Newcastle and Gateshead and Sunderland city centre hosting major retail, healthcare and higher education clusters. These locations are clusters of agglomeration for the region where much of its economic activity is concentrated and are a focus for commuting and leisure journeys. The Metro currently operates on two routes:(i) the Airport to South Hylton (green line); and St James to South Shields (yellow line). Both lines have a twelve (12) minute daytime frequency with additional peak-time services.These frequencies are the highest that can be delivered within the constraints imposed by existing infrastructure and rolling stock. Poor frequencies, longer journey times and over-crowding deter non-users from trying the Metro, so change is necessary to prepare for the future. To enable more frequent services to operate and to extend the network, a step-change in network resilience and capacity is required. These three themes define the metro flow programme.The procurement of the metro flow programme is being conducted using the negotiated procedure in accordance with the provisions of the UCR as a single stage NEC4 Option C (Target Cost with Activity Schedule) design and construct contract.This procurement will allow the award of a contract to design and construct twin track from Pelaw to Bede, utilising, and upgrading the divested Network Rail track that runs parallel. The successful bidder will provide all the infrastructure and services, testing and commissioning that are required to bring the dual track into Nexus operation. The scope of this Agreement will be generally as follows:• review, develop and re-submit the Form A Outline Design and subsequent Form B Detailed Design for the works for approval by Nexus and Network Rail where appropriate;• all structures to support W6a gauging and RA10 route availability;• plain line infills will be installed between too the join the link the divested Network Rail line with the existing Metro lines;• refurbishment of existing track;• the third track which currently loops around the rear of both Hebburn and Jarrow station will be decommissioned and removed;• all switches and crossings between Pelaw junction and Bede will be replaced to accommodate the new alignment;• track drainage reviewed and replaced/updated as necessary;• all underbridges will need to be strengthened to meet a rating capable of supporting Route Availability 10;• the platforms at Jarrow and Hebburn Stations will need to be lowered to allow sufficient clearances to adjacent overbridges and new OLE clearances;• troughing will be refurbished or installed to support the revised signalling installations;• all existing overhead line will need to be raised to support W6a Gauging;• overhead line will need to be installed over the Network Rail alignment which is being retained;• the track will need to be re-signalled from Pelaw junction through to Bede to support the joint running of light and heavy rail; and• Nexus’ RTMS system will require updating to reflect the transfer of the Network Rail line to Nexus ownership.

Value:	60000000
Published:	2020-09-09
Deadline:	2020-10-05

60000000

2020-09-09

2020-10-05

Network Rail Eastern Region Commercial Services Framework

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Lot 1 has a focus on cost planning and estimating services across the Eastern Region, however there is scope to use lot 1 for all commercial services covered under the framework in accordance with the commissioning process. The total framework value of GBP 39 million is not to be exceeded across all lots for the duration of the agreement.

Value:	39000000
Published:	2020-09-02
Deadline:	2020-09-30

39000000

2020-09-02

2020-09-30

Design Contest — Geofencing Track Worker Warning System

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail has identified Geofencing technology as a potential addition to the safe system of work (SSoW), to improve the safety of trackside working. Maintenance and construction personnel working trackside is one of the highest risk environments across the Network Rail estate. The activities conducted by these workers are complex and require significant attention and many near misses occur when workers lose situational awareness of their surroundings and accidentally stray outside of safe areas. Near misses are incidents in which no property is damaged and no personal injury was sustained, but where, given a slight shift in time or position, damage or injury could easily have occurred.In light of this, Network Rail are running the ‘Geofencing Track Worker Warning System Design Contest’ to develop, explore and trial a selection of proposed design solutions that would help to address this current challenge. The objective is to create a real-time monitoring system that could identify if trackside workers accidentally move into unsafe zones on a work site and to alert users when this occurs via a wearable device. The design solution will be expected to support the identification of potential safety breaches and to alert workers in real time, by monitoring user positions relative to pre-defined and fixed ‘safe’ and ‘unsafe’ geographical regions.Network Rail will be inviting applicants to participate in the design contest by submitting a design or plan which addresses this challenge. Following the completion of design contest, Network Rail will select design contest winners; these winners will be invited to participate in a phase of negotiations with Network Rail which if successful may result in the award of a service contract to take part in the Geofencing Track Worker Warning System trial.For further guidance on how to complete a design submission and participate in the design contest, participants should access the following link: https://networkrail.bravosolution.co.uk/esop/toolkit/opportunity/opportunityDetail.do?opportunityId=49571&oppList=CURRENTThe design contest response period is due to close on 16th September (this will be confirmed in the procurement documentation).Network Rail will be completing this design contest across two stages of evaluation. Please refer to the Network Rail criteria and scoring document and the instructions to participants document for information on the selection criteria.

Value:
Published:	2020-08-19
Deadline:

2020-08-19

RE-imagining Railway Stations: Connecting Communities

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail invites proposals that will challenge and re-imagine what a ‘station’ could become in the 21st century as the interface between the community and the railway.This international design competition is focused on new solutions for small to medium stations across the UK. There are already more than 2 000 of these, ranging from small halts to medium-sized stations. The competition’s aim is to explore designs for the interface between a 21st century community and the rail system that can be integrated in the wide range of different suburban and rural contexts. It will interrogate the meaning of the term ‘station’ through the design process.The solution should explain the underlying philosophy and show how this philosophy can be interpreted to be suitable both for use at any small-medium new build station site and also how it can be used to adapt those sites where there already is an existing smaller station.Network Rail are inviting ideas that explore a response to the changing character of our society as well as addressing the wide variety of existing experiences at UK rail stations. Coronavirus has shaken up our way of life from which, along with the climate and ecological emergency, the recovery process will demand a profound shift in the way we behave in order to provide a secure future for future generations

Value:
Published:	2020-07-15
Deadline:

2020-07-15

Request for Information (RFI) — Level Crossing Boom Lighting

UK Milton Keynes Connected Places Catapult

Request for Information (RFI)Network Rail (NR) and the Connected Places Catapult are publishing this notice to explore the state of the market in relation to the business challenge described below.The purpose of this notice is to provide potential suppliers with an overview of the challenge and seek responses that explain the capabilities of products and solutions available in the marketplace, or near-market prototypes. A variety of potential solutions are sought to this challenge, and there is no presumption that respondents will have previous experience operating in a rail environment. This request for information is purely for the purposes of creating a clear understanding of possible solutions, their capabilities and technical readiness. This information will be used to inform future development opportunities.We will be holding an Industry Webinar on 20 July 2020, please email; jack.bebbington@cp.catapult.org.uk for more information or if you are interested in attending.You can ask questions through the portal and I will get the answers for you.Please register if not already registered, then ‘Express an Interest’ for this project at link: https://procontract.due-north.com/Register which will then allow you to download the Response template.The project title is: request for information (RFI) — level crossing boom lighting.Once the template is completed, please upload to the same link: https://procontract.due-north.com/Register

Value:
Published:	2020-07-09
Deadline:	2020-07-29

2020-07-09

2020-07-29

26700000

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

The DMWS consists of three main subsystems: the central subsystem, the trackside subsystem and the Train borne subsystem, connected by a telecommunications system. It also interfaces to existing rail industry system as both inputs and outputs. As a critical project component, specific new trackside equipment is required, known as the DMWS Inhibit Detect Repeat (IDR), to report the status and prevent interlocking control to points and ground frames. Through market engagement, Network Rail has determined that the IDR trackside equipment is not readily available on the market and therefore is choosing to use the innovation partnership procedure as a route to market. Following a successful operational trial of the DMWS, Network Rail intend to procure future DMWS IDRs.Please note that the final stage of the innovation partnership is for the supply of the DMWS trackside equipment. Stages which are previous to this will be for services, where suppliers will be carrying out R&D activities.

Value:
Published:	2020-07-08
Deadline:

2020-07-08

Forth Bridge Walk Experience — Design and Build

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail propose to build the ‘Forth Bridge Experience’, which is intended to open up the bridge to the general public, creating an enhanced tourist attraction. The overall project proposition of the Forth Bridge Experience consists of a visitor centre located at the base of the Fife Tower on the north shore of the estuary, a public viewing platform at the top of the Fife Tower accessed by hoists from this visitor centre and a bridge walk experience on the southern end of the bridge, accessed from South Queensferry.

Value:
Published:	2020-07-01
Deadline:	2020-08-03

2020-07-01

2020-08-03

SV0208 Principle Signalling Engineering Services

UK Belfast Translink

Translink wish to appoint a principle signalling engineer to undertake the role of a principles signalling principle signalling engineering to ensure the delivery of Translink’s programme for signalling and associated projects. The primarily role will be the involvement in all aspects of the signalling and telecoms design production and assurance within the Translink Signalling Projects office. It will cover GRIP Stages 1-5 for both internal and external projects. The role will also extend into GRIP Stages 6-8 and in particular the overseeing of the testing and commissioning activities. The role is to ensure that the appropriate principle signalling engineering standards are used in compliance with the requirements of each Grip stage, relevant legislation, Translink Group and company standards, and relevant Network Rail Standards. In addition, the principle signalling principle signalling engineer role they will be required to act as Translink’s Test in Charger (MOD 1) and/or principles tester (MOD 2) for in-house projects as required. The principle signalling engineer will be required to work within Translink’s Policies and procedures including project management, procurement, health and safety, environmental and information management. Your response must be submitted via the relevant Call for Tender (CfT) on the eTendersNI portal. Instructions on how to submit your response can be found within the Interactive Walkthrough on the eTendersNI Homepage. No other method of submission will be accepted.

Value:
Published:	2020-05-28
Deadline:	2020-06-26

2020-05-28

2020-06-26

Online Key Management System

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail intends to carry out a procurement exercise to establish a contract for the delivery of a national online key management system. Your formal expression of Interest will be indicated when a PQQ is completed and issued for Network Rails consideration.The national online key management system (OKMS) will provide the centralised key administration for all ETCS entities operating on the UK railway, using both online and offline distribution methods. Cryptographic keys are required by each European Train Control System (ETCS) Radio Block Centre (RBC) and each ETCS On Board Unit (OBU) to enable them to communicate over the GSM-R network securely.The supplier will be required to provide and implement an efficient and intuitive National Online Key Management System (OKMS) which will generate, store, manage, distribute, archive and delete software cryptographic keys for the UK railway.The system will also support offline key distribution by allowing encrypted keys to be sent via a variety of methods including physical media, email and remote download.The OKMS is broken down into 3 elements to be delivered over two phases.The 3 elements are:1) Key Management Centre (KMC)Provide the software and hardware for a National ETCS Key Management Centre that is compliant with the CCS TSI subsets relevant to Key Management (e.g. SUBSET-137, SUBSET-114, SUBSET-038 etc), including both online and offline distribution.2) Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)Provide public key infrastructure to enable online distribution of authentication keys (KMACs) via GPRS and FTNx retain access to supplier of PKI element so that cyber threats, software updates etc are well managed. Provide the opportunity to use the PKI system for other functionality3) Online Key Remote Access (OK-RA)Provide a secure web-based user interface for remote users to perform key management tasks support and licencing for a 15-year period post implementation is also required.Interested parties are advised that Network Rail do not currently have budget approval for this scope of work, this procurement process will generate a cost which will be presented to the sponsor to secure Investment Panel approval before any contract can be awarded.

Value:	6000000
Published:	2020-05-27
Deadline:	2020-06-22

6000000

2020-05-27

2020-06-22

Design Contest for #12438 – In-Service Monitoring of Vehicle Response and Track Condition

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail will be carrying out a design contest for the trial of innovative methods for in-service monitoring of vehicle response to track condition.Network Rail’s requirements is to undertake operational trials of innovative technology for in-service monitoring of vehicle response to track condition to address four problem statements:1) Prevent (service affecting) rough rides.2) Remove Emergency Speed Restrictions (ESRs)/Temporary Speed Restrictions (TSRs) more quickly.3) Prevent unexpected (service affecting) track geometry faults.4) Prevent derailment on high risk assets that are not routinely measured dynamically.Network Rail will be inviting applicants to participate in a Design Contest by submitting a design or plan which addresses one or more of the challenge statements.Following the completion of design contest, network rail will select design contest winners for each challenge, these winners will be invited to participate in a phase of negotiations with Network Rail which if successful may result in the award of a service contract for the trials.For further guidance on how to complete a design submission and participate in the design contest, candidates should access the following link:https://networkrail.bravosolution.co.uk/esop/guest/go/opportunity/detail?opportunityId=46735Please refer to the Network Rail Criteria and Scoring Document and the Instructions to Participants document for information on selection criteria.

Value:
Published:	2020-05-26
Deadline:

2020-05-26

500000

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail’s internal communications team requires services that cover the offline creative, design, production and distribution of a regular paper-based communications channel intended primarily for all Network Rail staff. The supplier must possess a suite of skills including dedicated contacts in account management, creative design, the supply of photography, illustration and competitions, print management, editorial services (copywriting, subbing) and distribution. The supplier must also be able to provide pro-active and innovative ways of working to reduce the cost of production and meet increasingly high standards in sustainability.Your proposal should demonstrate how your editorial input will help to bring to life the company’s behaviours through its communication channels and bring to the fore our values: always safe; teamwork is key; empowered to act and care about people. You should also be able to demonstrate how you would accentuate our ‘Putting Passengers First’ messages.We have 40 000 employees all over Britain, from different backgrounds and working in different disciplines and business areas. We use five key themes to shape the content and prioritise news flow across our corporate channel mix — Network magazine (all-staff magazine), MyConnect (corporate intranet), Front Line Focus (bi-monthly video briefing) and plasma screen messaging.Digital – while this invitation for services is very much to meet the remit of a paper-based channel we do have large swathes of our population who like online content. Our news offering on our intranet is very well read and we know from reader surveys that there is an appetite for content from the paper channel that translates on-screen. Currently we produce an Issuu version of our all-staff publication.The supplier must demonstrate how they will achieve greater resonance with all staff by creatively elevating its editorial contribution, and in particular in particular by underscoring safety and service. One of the criticisms of communications at Network Rail is that they feel too corporate in look and feel or the content. However, the audience does not want to be patronised and across 40 000 staff there are huge variances in the appetite for how information is communicated.The supplier must demonstrate how they will make Network more illustrative of all our staff, which is currently 2/3 to 3/4 frontline. There must be emphasis on this channel being genuinely reflective in its presentation and underlying content of operational and frontline activity, in a way that will resonate across the organisation and reflects what we really do and what we are all about as a company.We would expect our publication to be read by stakeholders beyond staff (visitors, contractors, train operators, members and potential employees).Each control period, Network Rail’s internal communications team re-evaluates our narrativeStrategy (the themes we want content to align to). Presently we work all five themes into each issue of the magazine.The supplier must demonstrate how they can provide our scope of requirements for the production of Network magazine (one paper-based communication channel) for Network Rail staff on a regular schedule. Network Rail requires a minimum of 10 copies per a year with an option for one or two special editions.

Value:
Published:	2020-03-11
Deadline:	2020-04-13

2020-03-11

2020-04-13

Design Contest for Innovation Stations Testbed Programme

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail will be carrying out a design contest seeking innovative designs from the market in relation to the two business challenges:1) Real-time platform crowding information — Network Rail’s Innovation Station Testbed Program seeks a digital solution to provide operational oversight of real-time passenger footfall on platforms 13 and 14 of Manchester Piccadilly station for a 10-week trial period. The system will need to alert station shifts managers of real-time crowding and indicate how close the platforms are to capacity,2) Smart asset monitoring — Network Rail’s Innovation Station Testbed programme seeks a digital solution to manage planned general inspections of assets, monitor and analyse persistent issues and track progress to completion. The solution will be trialled for a 10-week period.Network Rail will be inviting applicants to participate in a design contest by submitting a design or plan which addresses one or both of the challenge statements.Following the completion of design contest, Network Rail will select design contest winners for each challenge, these winners will be invited to participate in a phase of negotiations with Network Rail which if successful may result in the award of a service contract, to take part in the Innovation Stations Testbed Programme.For further guidance on how to complete a design submission and participate in the design contest, candidates should access the following link: https://networkrail.bravosolution.co.uk/esop/toolkit/opportunity/opportunityDetail.do?opportunityId=47444&_ncp=1583396420116.128823-1Network Rail will be completing this design contest across two stages of evaluations. Please refer to the Network Rail Criteria and Scoring document and the instructions to participants document for information on selection criteria.

Value:
Published:	2020-03-09
Deadline:

2020-03-09

NEX20/11 Wearside Metro and Local Rail Expansion Feasibility

UK Newcastle upon Tyne Tyne and Wear PTE (t/a Nexus)

The North East Joint Transport Committee instructed Nexus in January 2020 to undertake technical feasibility studies on each of the 10 potential Metro and Local Rail Extensions identified in the 2016 Metro and Local Rail Strategy. The studies will be developed to an equivalent of the Network Rail Grip 2 level examining the technical feasibility of introducing and re-introducing passenger rail services.Nexus has grouped the extensions into 4 geographically bound packages which will be delivered over the next 18 to 24 months. This feasibility stage includes extensions in South Tyneside and Wearside specifically, the introduction of direct passenger services to the International Advanced Manufacturing Park from South Shields and Sunderland, a rail link to Doxford in Sunderland and the introduction of rail services to Washington from Sunderland.

Value:
Published:	2020-03-03
Deadline:	2020-03-30

2020-03-03

2020-03-30

Media Planning and Buying Framework

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

A framework/contract for the provision of media planning and buying services for Network Rail for a maximum period of 5 years consisting of (3 + 1 + 1). Network Rail are looking for a partner who can work with multiple parts of the business to identify media planning and buying solutions that can meet a varying complexity of requirements at both a regional and national level. The appointed supplier will be responsible for all paid-for channel planning, strategy and media buying.The key service deliverables include:— strategy and planning — media strategies, recommendations, channel and project plans for national and local campaigns which maximise and integrate the use of Network Rail’s owned media channels,— implementation and optimisation — negotiating buy rates with media owners and in flight optimisation of campaign media,— evaluation and reporting — Benchmarks and targets for media efficiency and weekly reporting to monitor live campaign performance and provide actionable insight,— management and administration — media supplier contacts, timely and accurate end of campaign reconciliation and the provision of proactive, flexible and supportive account management services tailored to the requirement,— performance measurement/monitoring — agreed KPI’s/SLAs to ensure that the supplier is delivering the service requirements.Out of scope:— creative development,— print, event management, mailings and site installation.

Value:	17500000
Published:	2020-02-14
Deadline:	2020-03-02

17500000

2020-02-14

2020-03-02

Procurement of Cable

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

This lot covers the procurement of cable quantities less than or equal to 2 000 m.Network Rail is procuring a supplier framework which Network Rail intends to use on a non-exclusive basis every time it buys cable. The cables relate variously to signaling, telecoms, power and fibre optic. In addition to supplying the relevant cables, successful tenderers will be expected to manage:— purchase orders,— inventory,— cable drums,— return of goods,— cable theft prevention,— and will also be required to provide certain technical support services.Network Rail expects that the following outcomes will be achieved under this procurement:— achieving best value in respect of the cost of cables,— efficiency in buying practices and supply chain management performance,— reduction in waste (e.g. unused cable drums),— better relationships with suppliers, and— making suppliers accountable for their performance and rewarding best practice.Network Rail are seeking expressions of interest from all prospective cable suppliers interested in this opportunity and it is not by any means restricted to Network Rail's current cable suppliers.

Value:	150000000
Published:	2020-02-11
Deadline:	2020-03-10

150000000

2020-02-11

2020-03-10

Network Rail — Provision of Trauma Devices

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

This contract is for the provision of trauma devices — defibrillator consumables and trauma bags. This will include the provision of familiarisation training for defibrillators that are installed.

Value:
Published:	2020-02-05
Deadline:	2020-02-03

2020-02-05

2020-02-03

SV0204 Infrastructure Training and Assessment (Pway)

UK Belfast Translink

Northern Ireland Railways (NIR) wish to employ the services of a supplier to provide training and competency assessment for internal staff on a variety of disciplines associated with track maintenance along the Northern Ireland Railways network. Training and assessment of staff in all permanent way related activities including but not limited to the following:— inspection,— maintenance,— technical standards,— vegetation management including chain saws,— use of powered equipment,— additional all of the above activities to be undertaken in line with Network Rail and NIR adopted standards, quality assurance and best practice. Your response must be submitted via the relevant call for tender (CfT) on the eTendersNI portal. Instructions on how to submit your response can be found within the Interactive Walkthrough on the eTendersNI Homepage. No other method of submission will be accepted.

Value:
Published:	2020-01-29
Deadline:	2020-02-27

2020-01-29

2020-02-27

Insurance Brokerage Services

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd (NR) is proposing to go to the market for insurance brokerage and support services for the effective management of the NR risk profile and ensures that NR is able to continue to operate across the network safe in the knowledge that should the worst happen we have the right level of cover and protection in place across our numerous insurance requirements.Insurance cover is required for the following categories:— property insurance for our stations, infrastructure assets, arches and non-arch properties (also includes business interruption cover for operational risks),— liability (public liability, construction liability, professional indemnity liability),— motor (third party liability only),— construction all risks,— business travel policy,— directors and officers liability policy,— pension trustee liability policy,— permanent total disablement following an illness for members of NR defined contribution pension scheme,— insurance covers for subsidiary companies, e.g. Network Rail Consulting, Network Rail (High Speed) Ltd, Network Certification Body, etc.The NR portfolio is complicated due to the breadth of individual categories and the sheer size of the organisation. This service ensures that NR has access to brokers who are able to provide advice and placement of insurance policies across this portfolio in a timely and professional manner, the nature of the NR requirements (due to size and complexity) mean that effective working relationships are a must have.

Value:	2500000
Published:	2020-01-29
Deadline:	2020-03-06

2500000

2020-01-29

2020-03-06

Uninterrupted Brighton Mainline Cellular Internet and Mobile Reception

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail is seeking for a supplier to install telecoms equipment on the Brighton Mainline (BML) for the purposes of providing uninterrupted cellular internet and mobile voice call services from both London Bridge and Victoria to Brighton including the tunnels and cuttings. The installed equipment must be available to all the Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) on a neutral host basis. Network Rail also want the equipment to be upgraded as required to keep up with ‘market norms’ for data connectivity.Network Rail is now seeking a supplier to undertake the phase 1 discovery/due diligence phase, phase 2 finalise design/deployment and phase 3 remaining operational term.

Value:	60000000
Published:	2020-01-21
Deadline:	2020-02-26

60000000

2020-01-21

2020-02-26

Creative Services Framework

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Lot 1: (Strategic and Campaign Services) will include:The development and delivery of solutions for strategic communications and campaign activity, internally and externally, including (but not limited to) the following:— conduct audience and stakeholder identification, analysis and strategies,— brand, campaign and communications strategy creation, planning and activation,— utilise behaviour change strategies in development of campaign and communication projects,— the provision of creative proposition, concepts, and core messaging,— the production and delivery of executions, content and assets,— the production of master files and core assets as required for further creative production,— the provision of third-party partnership identification and management,— quality check all materials to ensure they are grammatically correct and align with Network Rail’s brand policy, and— source and manage promotional staff to deliver public communication materials,— source and manage print services as required which align with Network Rail standards including fire rating standards, and— provide end to end account and project management,— source and manage promotional staff to deliver public communication materials.

Value:	25000000
Published:	2020-01-08
Deadline:	2020-02-03

25000000

2020-01-08

2020-02-03

Training Analysis and Design and Materials Development Dynamic Purchasing System

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

This category is concerned with understanding our equipment, systems, processes and job roles, identifying how people are impacted by something new and how best to support them to do their role. Learning needs analysis forms the foundation of Network Rail’s work and provides the data to determine what our people’s learning and development requirements are.The provision of role and task analysis is also key in order to determine and evidence Network Rail employees learning and development needs in a specific scenario. This analysis informs the Network Rail training design.Key Analysis and Design areas are:— learning needs analysis,— learning solution design, and— standards and quality assurance.There shall be no limit on the number of providers admitted to this category.The scope of services, contract and relevant supporting documents in respect of this category and the DPS can be found within the procurement documents available via the opportunities listing at: https://networkrail.bravosolution.co.ukThe estimated maximum total value of this category over the initial DPS duration (48 months) is 2 750 000 GBP (+ 138 000 GBP + 138 000 GBP if the optional term is used).

Value:	25870000
Published:	2019-12-20
Deadline:	2020-01-17

25870000

2019-12-20

2020-01-17

Northallerton Link Road and Bridge

UK Stockton-on-tees North Northallerton Link Road and Bridge Procurement

Taylor Wimpey (the Client), as part of a new residential development in Northallerton, are to provide a road linking 2 housing developments 1 by Taylor Wimpey (TW) and the other by Persimmon Homes (PH). This link road crosses a Network Rail (NR) owned railway line. It is the bridge aspect of this link road that this procurement is to cover. The majority of the works have been fully designed by Aecom, however the following elements are to be designed by the contractor:— vehicle restraint systems including transitions and structures,— permanent formwork,— bridge bearings,— Expansion Joints,— lighting columns.Further details of these requirements can be found in Appendix1/11 of the specification appendices – 0100 Preliminaries. The works are being undertaken under a 3-Party Overbridge Agreement; made between Network Rail, North Yorkshire County Council and Taylor Wimpey and Persimmon Homes. The contract will be delivered under a section S38 agreement and the 3-Party Overbridge Agreement, the conditions of contract are the core clauses and the clauses for main Option A dispute resolution Option W2 and Secondary Options X4, X7, X13 and X16 of the NEC4 Engineering and Construction Contract June 2017.

Value:	4000000
Published:	2019-11-29
Deadline:	2020-01-29

4000000

2019-11-29

2020-01-29

Claims Handling and Litigation Services

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

The supplier shall provide a cradle-to-grave claims handling service with the ability to handle litigated and non-litigated claims within an integrated delivery model for PL, EL, property owners liability claims, some project liability claims and third-party recovery claims under collective conditional fee arrangement.The contract duration shall be 3 years from the effective date, with the option of an additional 2 years decided annually (3 years, then 1+1).Network Rail cannot guarantee any volume of work and reserves the right to approach any other supplier during the contract for the provision of the same or similar work.The supplier must have the capacity to handle a surge in demand.The supplier shall have in place processes to manage claims.The supplier shall have capability to be innovative in its approach to problem solving.

Value:	6000000
Published:	2019-11-05
Deadline:	2019-12-05

6000000

2019-11-05

2019-12-05

Design Contest for Network Rail Research and Development Challenge Statements

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

The following 5 Network Rail challenge statements will be run as a design contest via a Hackathon event (HackTrain VI). A Hackathon is an event to driving forward innovation within the rail industry by fundamentally improving customer experience and operational efficiency. This is done by running an annual Hackathon that brings together the very best tech and rail innovators challenging them to create new technologies in a short period of time. This event will be run on behalf of Network Rail by an external organisation — hack partners. For further information refer to the website — http://hackpartners.com/events/hacktrain-viThe HackTrain VI event will be run over 3 days, 15.11.2019-17.11.2019, individual applicants can apply to participant in the event. The application process will be a 2 staged process, with the deadline for the first stage closing on 31.10.2019. Please note that applicant selection will start immediately and therefore the application process (detailed in the scoring and criteria document) may close early is all places are filled. There is a maximum of 80 participants. Please note that application are on an individual basis and no joint or team applications are allowable.Network rail challenge statements:Asset managementHow Network Rail can improve its asset management capabilities through better information, mapping, prediction and maintenance.OperationsHow Network Rail can improve its operational capabilities, allowing for more trains on the network or less delays/incidents to occur.StationsHow Network Rail can make stations better from a communication/design/operational/management perspective, directly and indirectly for passengers.PlanningHow Network Rail can improve its planning processes across the business in areas such as timetabling, maintenance and renewals.PerformanceHow Network Rail can improve its performance and resilience to performance detriment using new technologies and better utilisation of data, during 'business-as-usual' times and also during times of adverse weather.All application for this event should be made via https://hackpartners.typeform.com/to/EqjSJJRefer to the Network Rail Scoring and Criteria document, for the applicant selection process.As part of this design contest, the successful teams at the HackTrain VI event will be given the opportunity to negotiate a service contract with Network Rail. The event will also have Hackathon winner, this element of the event is not part of this design contest.

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Published:	2019-09-23
Deadline:

2019-09-23

TRU ETCS GRIP 4-8 Delivery and Maintenance

UK York Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

TRU Strategic Outcomes:The Department for Transport (DfT) has set out its high level strategic outcomes for the Transpennine Route Upgrade Programme as follows:— Leeds to Manchester Victoria, target journey time of 44 minutes with 1 stop,— York to Manchester Victoria target journey time of 67 minutes with 2 stops,— Capacity to deliver the Indicative Train Service Specification (ITSS) v1.1,— Capacity to operate 8 x 24m vehicles (including 2 x 4 car sets in multiple) for Intercity services and 6 x 24m max for local services unless subject to an agreed site-specific derogation,— Performance of 92 % of the specified train services shall arrive at four key stations within 0-5 minutes of the timetabled arrival time.ETCS contractor RequirementsThe ETCS contractor appointed under this procurement procedure will be required to support each of the above programme outcomes, via provision of an ETCS level 2 solution, complete with any required GSM-R upgrade, capable of delivering the Indicative Train Service Specification (ITSS) v1.1 and its associated timetable on the Transpennine Route in the West of Leeds area (Manchester Victoria to Leeds), with envisaged transitions of approximately Stalybridge and Cottingley, controlled from the relevant ROC. The location of the required transitions is yet to be confirmed and may be to the East or West of Stalybridge. Interlocking and trackside equipment will be provided by other suppliers, with the exception of balises and associated signage which will be provided by the ETCS contractor appointed under this procurement procedure.This procurement event will deliver the ETCS and GSM-R infrastructure, as well as integration with the infrastructure provided by the West of Leeds Alliance (as further described in the tender documents) and with the on-board equipment on rolling stock. The ETCS contractor will also be responsible for the maintenance service of the system it supplies for the life of the system (anticipated to be approximately 30 years) (with the exception of GSM-R, for which the ETCS contractor will only be responsible for maintenance during the 2 year defects and liability period.The contract may also include Automatic Train Operation (ATO) in Grade of Automation 2 (GoA) over the same geographic scope described above, including any necessary integration with other systems to enable this functionality.An amended NEC 4th Edition, Design, Build and Operate contract, adapted for maintenance rather than operate, is the contracting mechanism selected to deliver this work.The subject matter of the contract has been scoped to take into account the priorities of Network Rail relating to economic, social and environmental well-being. These priorities are described in the procurement documents and the successful supplier will be expected to contribute to these priorities.The duration of the contract in months is 435. The contract is not subject to renewal. This is not a recurrent procurement. Variants will not be accepted. Network Rail envisages inviting 4 candidates to tender and the objective criteria for choosing the candidates are set out in the procurement documents. All criteria relating to the following are all as set out in the procurement documents: (i) suitability to pursue the professional activity, including requirements relating to enrollment on professional or trade registers; (ii) economic and financial standing; (iii) technical and professional ability; and (iv) objective rules and criteria for participation.

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Published:	2019-07-25
Deadline:	2019-09-12

2019-07-25

2019-09-12

IP Scotland CP6 Ground Investigation Framework

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail's initial estimate of the value of works currently intended to be awarded under the framework is approximately 15 000 000 GBP over the effective period (CP6 and Y1 of CP7) of the framework.Participants should note that Network Rail may require the scope of this framework to extend to any ground and site investigation works in Scotland during the effective period (CP6 and Y1 of CP7). Therefore, Network Rail has provided for a total framework value of 50 000 000 GBP, taking into account that emerging work, may become necessary during the effective period.indicative breakdown of work types to be delivered under this framework:— site investigation,— ground investigation,— lab tests,— environmental surveys,— reporting,— reinstatement works.

Value:	50000000
Published:	2019-07-22
Deadline:	2019-08-21

50000000

2019-07-22

2019-08-21

6 000 000

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

This framework is for the supply (lease) and installation of an integrated road vehicle telematics and dashboard camera system with associated services. This system will be leased as opposed to purchased as leasing the units is a more cost effective solution. There will be no up front cost for the units and at the end of the framework, all units can be provided back to the supplier. This decision has been made on the basis of lessons learnt from the current road fleet telematics framework.A working group session was held with Safety Technical Engineering (STE), end users, Road Vehicle Compliance Managers (RVCM’s) and trade union representatives to discuss the road fleet telematics specification and its application.The specification was agreed and it was determined that the current trade union agreement for road fleet telematics with Network Rail would be revised once the new supplier is in place.The supplier is to provide a system that includes but is not limited to the following:— units fitted in the Network Rail Vehicles that transmit telematics data that are leased units,— a forward facing and rear facing camera,— a web portal that can be accessed by Network Rail on its own site and computers,— an app which can be accessed on IOS and Android which will allow drivers to view their most recent and historic journey data,— reporting of driver activities and behaviour, journey records, tax related data and the holding and management of data generated from the vehicle units that supports Network Rail’s road fuel analysis, as a minimum.

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Published:	2019-07-16
Deadline:	2019-08-12

2019-07-16

2019-08-12

Network Rail and ORR (Office of Rail and Road) Independent Reporters

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Independent reporters may be commissioned to look at any part of Network Rail’s regulated activities covering any of the following areas:Financial— auditing financial accounts and regulatory measures,— business and performance planning,— monitoring of financial efficiencies,— reviewing Network Rail’s business plans.Asset management— asset stewardship capability,— renewal and replacement of the network,— quality and capability of the network.Consultancy— planning and delivering enhancement projects,— management, development and auditing of data management systems,— project management,— delivery and planning of train performance to operators,— managing change,— stakeholder engagement,— long term planning.For reference only, examples of previous independent reporter mandates include:— review and determine the accuracy of the information held in respect of Network Rail’s assets to demonstrate confidence in the quality and governance over its asset data,— determine the reliability and accuracy of the information presented in Network Rail's regulatory financial statements,— provide assurance that the methodology for producing price lists is robust, prior to sharing the them with industry stakeholders,— provide ORR with assurance of the reliability and accuracy of proposed metrics that could be used to measure performance,— develop a route-based approach to monitoring and reporting on Network Rail’s capability to manage and deliver capital projects, programmes and portfolios through the lifecycle,— provide assurance to ORR on the reasonableness of the forecast headwinds and efficiencies included within Network Rail’s plans,— provide assurance on Network Rail’s proposed business change programmes to be delivered in CP6 including assurance to ORR that the processes and controls for governing programmes are appropriate,— support ORR’s review of Network Rail’s planning for, and deliverability of, its strategic plans,— provide assurance that any submitted, and anticipated future, changes to costs and outputs are efficient and provide value for money for third party funders.Further information of previous Independent Reporter scope of services can be found on the official ORR website.

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Published:	2019-07-12
Deadline:	2019-08-12

2019-07-12

2019-08-12

Design Review Panel

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Network Rail (NR) is seeking a design partner to be involved in the following activities:— provision of independent design review panels,— design support including tailored expert advice to help support delivery of complex multi-disciplinary schemes,— capacity building and design led innovation advice and support,— insight and evidencing capability to identify trends, best practises, national areas of concerns, etc.

Value:	1000000
Published:	2019-05-06
Deadline:	2019-06-03

1000000

2019-05-06

2019-06-03

Southern Gateway Regeneration Development Partner

UK Chichester Chichester District Council

The Council is procuring a development partner to deliver a substantial mixed use regeneration opportunity in the heart of Chichester. The project seeks to transform an approximate 12 hectare site (largely brownfield) into a vibrant and exciting new quarter of exceptional quality.A Masterplan for the area was adopted in November 2017 as a supplementary planning document. Enjoying widespread political and community support, it provides a flexible framework which is expected to deliver approximately:— 365 homes, of which a minimum of 30 % are expected to be affordable,— new jobs associated with the envisaged 21 600 m2 of mixed commercial space including extensive retail, office, hotel, leisure, entertainment, visitor, and night time economy opportunities; potentially to include a proposed new community health facility, subject to confirmation and funding from the local health bodies,— landscaping and public space enhancements,— improved transport links removing non-essential traffic from the area with an emphasis on walking, cycling and public transport, and— improvements to highways and services infrastructure, including waste water treatment.The adopted Masterplan is available at https://in-tendhost.co.uk/sesharedservices/aspx/HomeThe Council recommends that bidders familiarize themselves with the Masterplan, which was developed through a collaborative approach between West Sussex County Council and Chichester District Council. Both councils have entered a partnership, through the Chichester Place Plan and the subsequent Chichester Growth Deal, to deliver sustainable growth and provide opportunities for new homes and new commercial and retail floor space, preserving existing jobs and creating new ones. Additionally, Homes England may become a Stakeholder in the Southern Gateway Project and provide support in their strategic aim of delivering housing.The development is expected to take place across a large site, currently in multiple occupation and ownership. Several of the buildings currently on the site are locally listed. The Council is in discussions with various parties with respect to incorporating their land into the site. Homes England may own a number of the parcels of land making up the site, or alternatively these may be acquired by the Council. The Chichester railway station will be a key public transport interchange within the area. The area offers opportunities for redevelopment but the operational requirements of Network Rail and the train operating company must be maintained. There are opportunities to develop the infrastructure within the site, including pedestrianizing areas (subject to use by public transport), improving public realm for cyclists and pedestrians, and realigning and modifying existing highways. Any new office space forming part of the design is expected to focus on the envisaged high growth, high value sectors identified in the C2C LEP Strategic Economic Plan.The development partner will:— support the Council to complete land assembly and relocations,— design a high quality scheme in accordance with the Masterplan for the area and the Council's requirements,— consider and advise on focused meanwhile uses,— participate in consultation and obtaining planning permission,— deliver infrastructure, including public realm, highways and transport,— fund the scheme,— develop the scheme,— brand, promote and market the opportunity,— ensure the long term stewardship and management of the completed development.See Section V.1.3) for information on the expected procurement timetable.

Value:	200000000
Published:	2019-05-06
Deadline:	2019-06-07

200000000

2019-05-06

2019-06-07

The Provision of Visual Display Unit (VDU) and Safety Prescription Eyecare Services

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

The purpose of this service is to provide eligible network rail employees with VDU user glasses and eye tests in accordance with Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations 1992 and safety glasses and eye tests in accordance with European Standards and Markings for eye and Face Protection EN166:2001 which is compliant with the Personal Protective Equipment at Work Regulations 1992 (as amended).1.2) The supplier will provide eyecare vouchers to employees (free of charge) for redemption throughout England, Scotland, and Wales and administer the process of arranging eye examination, re-examinations, tracking and monitoring each employee’s status and progress as well as supplying prescription VDU only or safety eyewear as single vision, bifocal or varifocals;1.3) The safety eyecare shall be provided by the supplier in accordance with the Network Rail’s PPE standard NR/L2/OHS/021 [Issue: 3] Personal protective equipment and workwear (PPE);1.4) The supplier shall provide network rail employees with various lines of communication such as a telephone helpline, website, and a smart phone app or in person at the suppliers’ location;1.5) The supplier shall keep network rail updated on legislation and product changes where possible.

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Published:	2019-04-19
Deadline:	2019-05-20

2019-04-19

2019-05-20

Creative Services

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Lot 1 (strategic and campaign services) will include:The development and delivery of solutions for strategic communications and campaign activity, internally and externally, including (but not limited to) the following:— conduct audience and stakeholder identification, analysis and strategies,— brand, campaign and communications strategy creation, planning and activation,— utilise behaviour change strategies in development of campaign and communication projects,— the provision of creative proposition, concepts, and core messaging,— the production and delivery of executions, content and assets,— the production of master files and core assets as required for further creative production,— the provision of third-party partnership identification and management,— quality check all materials to ensure they are grammatically correct and align with Network Rail’s brand policy; and— source and manage promotional staff to deliver public communication materials,— source and manage print services as required which align with Network Rail standards including fire rating standards; and— provide end to end account and project management,— source and manage promotional staff to deliver public communication materials.

Value:	25000000
Published:	2019-04-12
Deadline:	2019-05-10

25000000

2019-04-12

2019-05-10

Lea Bridge Station Sites — Developer Partner

UK Walthamstow London Borough of Waltham Forest

The developer partner will be required to enter into a Development Agreement and 250 year lease with the Council for the delivery of the development. The developer partner will be required to construct a new station entrance at Lea Bridge Station in accordance with the design approved by Network Rail, Greater Anglia and the Council and the associated planning permission (which will be obtained by the Council).The development partner will be required to have a long term and on-going property management role with the commercial/cultural space.The scheme may involve some of the land at one of the sites being made available to a community led housing scheme and the developer partner delivering construction to that development.Further details of the scope of the scheme are provided in the procurement documents (and in particular the project requirements and development brief).

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Published:	2019-04-09
Deadline:	2019-05-09

2019-04-09

2019-05-09

Contract 2: Tunnel Lids — Permanent Works

UK London City of London Corporation

The museum of London is planning to relocate from its current home at London Wall to a new home in West Smithfield from 2023. The new museum scheme sees the old general market and the current poultry market being refurbished and brought up to world class museum standards. Integral to the scheme is enclosing West Poultry Avenue, which is the road between the 2 buildings, so that it becomes part of the scheme and unifies the 2 buildings.The City of London Corporation's Smithfield Tunnel Lids Upgrade Project therefore is a significant set of works designed to alleviate load, deliver structural refurbishment and new waterproofing to areas over both live running tunnels, sidings and existing basements, which lie under the new museum footprint and surrounding streets. Within this scope lies an interface with network rail, who require their current access route on to the tracks to be relocated to prevent it from impacting on the new museum's functionality.The proposed site is located within the City of London near Farringdon Road. West Poultry Avenue is the adjoining road between the Charterhouse Street and West Smithfield. On plan the NR tunnels run at a slight angle to the proposed building layout, consequently underlying part sections of West Poultry Avenue, the adjoining streets (Charterhouse and West Smithfield) and the General Market building.The following is a summary of the works included in this contract, split into three sections for clarity:— tunnel lids direct works,— network rail access works — basement level,— further miscellaneous works — bridge works.

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Published:	2019-04-04
Deadline:	2019-05-02

2019-04-04

2019-05-02

Network Rail - Car Park Management Services

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Car Park Management Services

Value:	75000000
Published:	2019-03-28
Deadline:	2019-04-23

75000000

2019-03-28

2019-04-23

Network Rail — Provision of Supply of 24/7 Controller Room Chairs

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

This contract will supply 24/7 chairs to primarily control room and signallers nationally in network rail. This will include the supply and servicing of chairs as required.

Value:
Published:	2019-03-20
Deadline:	2019-04-15

2019-03-20

2019-04-15

Network Rail — Total Facilities Management (TFM) Services

UK London Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Key service lines:1) Soft services: cleaning, waste management, security, reception, workplace management, catering, pest control, space management etc.;2) Hard services: planned preventative maintenance including M&E and building maintenance, reactive maintenance, landscaping etc.;3) Management of the Total FM services: helpdesk, CAFM, health and safety, permit to work etc.

Value:	140000000
Published:	2019-01-30
Deadline:	2019-05-22

140000000

2019-01-30

2019-05-22

MFA for Strategic Technical Advisors for Transport Scotland Rail Directorate

UK Glasgow Transport Scotland

1) Expert assistance is required to provide support to Rail Directorate in the development and delivery of Network Rail’s Control Period 6 (CP6) proposed Projects Pipeline from a technical, operational, timetabling, engineering, monitoring and commercial basis. The key task is to ensure that projects taken forward are robustly appraised for delivery and prioritised at an efficient cost taking due cognisance of lessons learned from Control Period 5 (CP5). Transport Scotland also requires assurance and confidence in Network Rail’s project cost and programme estimates for CP6 projects. Timing considerations for procuring this contract are critical in order that the required advice can support delivery of the tasks; 2) Assist Rail Directorate to analyse the Network Rail schedule of items proposed by Network Rail, ScotRail and Transport Scotland to be funded from the available CP5 Headroom; 3) Utilising the latest timetable planning software, develop an analysis of future capacity options Scottish rail network. The analysis will also provide modelling evidence which complies with Train Service Requirements (TSRs) issued by the Department for Transport (DfT) and which reflect changes in the Train Planning Rules (TPRs) and Sectional Running Times (SRTs). All of the analysis should facilitate diagramming of rolling stock units based on the timetable developed; 4) Provide advice on current deliverables of the current rail franchisees to include:— train service delivery,— property,— rolling stock,— performance regimes,— railway staffing,— stations,— passenger issues,— fares,— franchise contract management, including re-basing, re-letting, extension and termination,— maintain close links with ferry services; 5) Provide technical advice and suitable expertise to Transport Scotland’s Rail Franchise team in the event that either or both of the 2-rail franchises require contingency planning options for an Operator of Last Resort to be activated. This advice will be in addition to a separate procurement for Commercial and Financial Advisors for full Operator of Last Resort services to Transport Scotland; 6) Assist Transport Scotland develop a public sector bid for the next ScotRail franchise should they wish to do so, to ensure delivery of service improvements, strengthen competition and achieve best value for taxpayers’ money; 7) The successful consultants will require a high level of expertise in the core skills of rail transport planning, forecasting, operational analysis and appraisal. In-depth knowledge of GRIP processes will be essential; 8) The successful consultants will require to draft and implement a programme plan of knowledge transfer from the supplier to Transport Scotland staff during the periodicity of the commission. The transfer of expertise will be achieved through mutual collaboration, coaching, close working relationships and subsequent measurement to give assurance that the knowledge has been transferred effectively.

Value:	5000000
Published:	2019-01-10
Deadline:	2019-02-11

5000000

2019-01-10

2019-02-11

Lea Bridge Station Sites - Developer Partner

UK Walthamstow London Borough of Waltham Forest

The developer partner will be required to enter into a Development Agreement and 250 year lease with the Council for the delivery of the development. The developer partner will be required to construct a new station entrance at Lea Bridge Station in accordance with the design approved by Network Rail, Greater Anglia and the Council and the associated planning permission (which will be obtained by the Council).The development partner will be required to have a long term and on-going property management role with the commercial/cultural spaceThe scheme may involve some of the land at one of the sites being made available to a community led housing scheme and the developer partner delivering construction to that development.Further details of the scope of the scheme are provided in the procurement documents (and in particular the Project Requirements and Development Brief).

Value:
Published:	2018-12-26
Deadline:	2019-02-20

2018-12-26

2019-02-20

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Network Rail Bid Writing for Frameworks

Hairmyres Park and Ride

Lead Design Organisation for the Transpennine Route Upgrade Project W2BC

Midlands Rail Hub Alliance – Alliance Partners (Non-Signalling Disciplines)

Rail Engineering Technician Level 3 Tender (New Entrance Apprenticeship Tender - NEAT)

Exhibitions, Events, Promotions and Sampling at Managed Stations

Unit B, Railway Triangle, Portsmouth

North Portsea Coastal Scheme - Phase 5: Ports Creek

FW118 Pre-Market Engagement – FW118 Supply of Rail

NEX23/59 Legal Services for the Washington Metro Loop

#16453 - Design and Build of a Fleet of Long Welded Rail Trains (LWRTs)

Lift and Escalator Maintenance, Inspections and Lift and Escalator Renewals and Replacements

Winchelsea Road Construction of a Residential Property - PAS 91

Internal Audit, Risk and Advisory Services

Network Rail Eastern Midland Main Line Electrification Partnership Framework

Target 190plus Synthetic Environment for the Design & Test of Signalling Solutions (Phase 2 & 3)

Gateline Supply and Maintenance Agreement

Clapham Junction Fire Safety Services

Pre-Market Engagement: Isolations & Associated Services

Pre-Market Engagement: Isolations & Associated Services

Pre-Market Engagement: Isolations & Associated Services

Network Rail North West & Central Region CP7 Frameworks relating to Capital Delivery Works (Phase 2): Framework Category A

Weedspray Planning and Management

Network Rail Eastern Routes Partnership Framework

Project Management Support for Carlisle Southern Link Road

Drug and Alcohol Testing - Random and For Cause

Audit & Inspections of Property Managed Commercial Assets across Network Rails Regional and Central Departments.

HD050 - 20 A180 Bridge Structures - Cleethorpes Road Flyover and Gilby Road Flyover Repairs

Securing an Organisational Licence for great crested newts: Network Rail North West & Central Region

FW053 Supply of Rail

Design Contest-Track Buckle Risk and Detection

The Provision of Physiotherapy Services

Supply of Y33 Bogies and Wheelsets for Overhead Line Engineering Trains (OLET) KFA Vehicles

The Provision of Occupational Health Services

Carlisle Southern Link Road

Asbestos Survey and Consultancy Services Framework

Mobile Connectivity and Services

PR23 recalibration of the Network Rail passenger Schedule 8 regime

Framework for the provision of legal services in support of ScotRail’s New Trains Procurement Programme

Energy Performance Contracts

York Central Development

Rolling stock vehicle movement services for Arriva UK Trains Group

Network Rail North West & Central Region CP7 Frameworks: Framework Category C

Network Rail North West & Central Region CP7 Frameworks: Framework Category D

Network Rail North West & Central Region CP7 Frameworks: Framework Category B

Completions Management System

CP7 Eastern Region Renewals and Minor Enhancements

Provision of specialist railway telecoms consultancy for FirstRail Train Operating Companies

Dawlish to Holcombe Cliff Resilience Works

Southern Integrated Delivery (SID) – Signalling and Track

Development Partner for Hemel Hempstead Station Gateway

The Provision of replacement CCTV assets for South Western Railway

Network Rail Telecoms Professional Services

High Output Ballast Refurbishment for Network Rail High Speed

Network Rail, Transpennine Route Upgrade (TRU), European Train Control System (ETCS) GRIP 4 -8 Framework Award

Project Management Training Courses

Solent Transport - Future Transport Zone - Dynamic Purchasing System - Lot 6 (Transport Modelling)

Surface Water Management Project

Loss Adjusting Services

FW088 Rulebook Training

Physical Security REB Access Control

University of St Andrews — Design, Installation and Demonstration of Hydrogen Train

NEX20/40 Infrastructure Works between Pelaw and Bede Stations, Collectively Forming the Metro Flow Programme

Network Rail Eastern Region Commercial Services Framework

Design Contest — Geofencing Track Worker Warning System

RE-imagining Railway Stations: Connecting Communities

Request for Information (RFI) — Level Crossing Boom Lighting

26700000

Forth Bridge Walk Experience — Design and Build

SV0208 Principle Signalling Engineering Services

Online Key Management System

Design Contest for #12438 – In-Service Monitoring of Vehicle Response and Track Condition

500000

Design Contest for Innovation Stations Testbed Programme

NEX20/11 Wearside Metro and Local Rail Expansion Feasibility

Media Planning and Buying Framework

Procurement of Cable

Network Rail — Provision of Trauma Devices

SV0204 Infrastructure Training and Assessment (Pway)

Insurance Brokerage Services