Cork Cityโs current demand for potable water is approximately 70 000 000 litres per day (Ml/d). 48 Ml/d of this demand is supplied by the Cork City Councilโs Lee Road Water Supply Scheme (LRWSS). The remaining 22 Ml/d is imported from Cork County Council from the Cork Harbour and City Water Supply Scheme (CH&CWSS). Cork City Council now wishes to connect LRWSS and CH&CWSS by providing a strategic link watermain between Lee Road WTP and Chetwynd Reservoir (CH&CWSS). This reservoir is 3 km to the south of Lee Road WTP. The objective of the strategic link watermain is to ensure some security of supply to the city and countyโs water supplies in the event of an interruption of supply in either system. Several years ago, Cork City Council constructed a 600 mm watermain to provide a link between Chetwynd reservoir and Wilton Roundabout, 1,5 km to the south of Lee Road WTP. It was intended that this watermain would form part of the strategic link. The existing 600 mm watermain is currently used to supply several District Meter Zones serving the Mardyke and Model Farm Road areas. The proposed main will be constructed in an urban area, with several heavily trafficked routes. It is likely that the proposed main will cross at least two rivers. Cork City Council invites expressions of interest from suitably qualified engineering consultants with experience in water supply for appointment as a Consultant for the Cork City Water Supply Scheme (Wilton Lee Road Trunk Main) project. The appointment shall be for the following Stages of the project: i. Preliminary Report Stage; ii. Detailed Design Stage; iii. Tender Action, Evaluation, Award Stage; iv. Construction Stage; v. Handover of Works Stage. The appointed consultant will also be required to act as Project Supervisor Design Process under the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act (Construction) Regulations 2006. While the appointment is for all services outlined in Stages (i) to (v) above, initially the Consultant will be appointed for Stage (i) only. Cork City Council may decide to terminate the services of the Consultant at the end of or during any of the above stages, subject to the provisions of the Department of Finance โStandard Conditions of Engagement for Consultancy Services (Technical)โ, latest version. NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the eTenders Web Site at http://www.etenders.gov.ie/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=209352.
Deadline
The time limit for receipt of tenders was 2011-05-27.
The procurement was published on 2011-04-18.
Suppliers
The following suppliers are mentioned in award decisions or other procurement documents:
Contract notice (2011-04-18) Object Scope of the procurement
Title: consultative engineering and construction services
Quantity or scope:
The full scope of services required will be outlined in the tender documents at tender stage. The following non exhaustive list outlines the main services that may be required for the various stages:Stage (i) โ Preliminary.Prepare a Preliminary Report for the scheme. This will report on the optimum means of providing a strategic link between Chetwynd Reservoir and Lee Road WTP, having considered all feasible options.Carry out a topographical survey.Undertake hydraulic modelling of the existing network to identify deficiencies and to optimise the design of the proposed works.Liaise with all Public Utilities Companies and Statutory bodies and stakeholders.Identify the scope of dilapidation surveys required.Prepare a report on the Natural Heritage (including sites, habitats and species) and.Archaeological Heritage impacts of the scheme in light of DOEHLG Circular L8/08, NPW1/10 & PSSP 2/10. The report shall be written by ecologists and archaeologists, with related degrees and with a minimum of 10 years post graduate experience in the Natural Heritage and Archaeological Heritage fields.Prepare cost estimates.Carry out a value engineering exercise of the proposed works.Identify any statutory procedures required.Prepare water pricing policy report in accordance with DOEHLG water pricing policy.Stage (ii) โ Detailed Design and Contract Documents.Carry out detailed design of the proposed works.Prepare contract documents including drawings including plans, cross-sections and elevations.Advise on the appropriate Conditions of Contract, Forms of Tender and Invitation to Tender.Prepare tender documents for a ground investigation/pipe sampling contract.Administer and supervise ground investigation/pipe sampling contract.Prepare bills of quantities/payment schedules.Assist in obtaining all statutory consents and permissions.Stage (iii) โ Works tender action, evaluation and award.Prepare tender documents.Assist the City Council in advertising the tender in accordance with current procurement rules of both the E.U. and Cork City Council.Prepare cost estimates.Evaluate tenders.Prepare report on tenders.Recommend to Cork City Council, the offer considered the Most Economically Advantageous Tender.Advise on the appointment of a contractor.Stage (iv) - Construction Stage.Provide resident engineering staff to supervise construction.Certify payments.Administer the works contract.Prepare monthly progress reports and project quarterly financial returns.Prepare record drawings.Stage (v) โ Handover.Prepare final report and final account report.Update hydraulic model to confirm the operation of the upgraded works.The following services applies to all stages.Undertake the duties of Project Supervisor Design Process as per the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (Construction) Regulations, 2006 (S.I. No. 504 of 2006).Liaise with the Director of Services, Environment Directorate and his representatives on all aspects of the Scheme.Consult with all interested parties and stakeholders.
The full scope of services required will be outlined in the tender documents at tender stage. The following non exhaustive list outlines the main services that may be required for the various stages:Stage (i) โ Preliminary.Prepare a Preliminary Report for the scheme. This will report on the optimum means of providing a strategic link between Chetwynd Reservoir and Lee Road WTP, having considered all feasible options.Carry out a topographical survey.Undertake hydraulic modelling of the existing network to identify deficiencies and to optimise the design of the proposed works.Liaise with all Public Utilities Companies and Statutory bodies and stakeholders.Identify the scope of dilapidation surveys required.Prepare a report on the Natural Heritage (including sites, habitats and species) and.Archaeological Heritage impacts of the scheme in light of DOEHLG Circular L8/08, NPW1/10 & PSSP 2/10. The report shall be written by ecologists and archaeologists, with related degrees and with a minimum of 10 years post graduate experience in the Natural Heritage and Archaeological Heritage fields.Prepare cost estimates.Carry out a value engineering exercise of the proposed works.Identify any statutory procedures required.Prepare water pricing policy report in accordance with DOEHLG water pricing policy.Stage (ii) โ Detailed Design and Contract Documents.Carry out detailed design of the proposed works.Prepare contract documents including drawings including plans, cross-sections and elevations.Advise on the appropriate Conditions of Contract, Forms of Tender and Invitation to Tender.Prepare tender documents for a ground investigation/pipe sampling contract.Administer and supervise ground investigation/pipe sampling contract.Prepare bills of quantities/payment schedules.Assist in obtaining all statutory consents and permissions.Stage (iii) โ Works tender action, evaluation and award.Prepare tender documents.Assist the City Council in advertising the tender in accordance with current procurement rules of both the E.U. and Cork City Council.Prepare cost estimates.Evaluate tenders.Prepare report on tenders.Recommend to Cork City Council, the offer considered the Most Economically Advantageous Tender.Advise on the appointment of a contractor.Stage (iv) - Construction Stage.Provide resident engineering staff to supervise construction.Certify payments.Administer the works contract.Prepare monthly progress reports and project quarterly financial returns.Prepare record drawings.Stage (v) โ Handover.Prepare final report and final account report.Update hydraulic model to confirm the operation of the upgraded works.The following services applies to all stages.Undertake the duties of Project Supervisor Design Process as per the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (Construction) Regulations, 2006 (S.I. No. 504 of 2006).Liaise with the Director of Services, Environment Directorate and his representatives on all aspects of the Scheme.Consult with all interested parties and stakeholders.
Notice metadata
Original language: English ๐ฃ๏ธ
Document type: Contract notice
Nature of contract: Services
Regulation: European Union, with participation of GPA countries
Common procurement vocabulary (CPV)
Code: Consultative engineering and construction services๐ฆ
Procedure
Procedure type: Restricted procedure
Type of bid: Not specified
Award criteria
The most economic tender
Contracting authority Identity
Country: Ireland ๐ฎ๐ช
Awarding authority type: Utilities entity
Postal address: City Hall, Anglesea Street
Postal town: Cork
Contact
Internet address: http://www.corkcity.ie๐
E-mail: waterservices@corkcity.ie๐ง
Phone: +353 214924679๐
Fax: +353 214924006 ๐
Applicants shall submit 5 bound copies of their completed Suitability Assessment Questionnaire, including the original. Completed Suitability Questionnaires should be submitted in a sealed envelope or box clearly marked:'Expression of Interest for appointment of Consultants for the Wilton Lee Road Trunk Main'. The time limit for receipt of completed Suitability Assessment Questionnaires and the address they must be sent to are outlined in this contract notice.
Freedom of Information:
Cork City Council undertakes to use it best endeavours to hold confidential any information provided by you in this Tender subject to the Councilโs obligations under Law including the Freedom of Information Act, 1997. Should you wish that any of the information supplied by you in this tender should not be disclosed because of its sensitivity, you should, when providing the information, identify same and specify reasons for its sensitivity. Cork City Council will consult with you about this sensitive information before making any decision on any Freedom of Information request.
Received. In the event that the City Council decides to release particular information relating to you, you will have the option of appealing this decision to the Information Commissioner. Please note that in the event that no information is identified by you as sensitive, with supporting reasons, then it is likely to be released in response to a request under the Freedom of Information Act.
(ET Ref:209352).
Applicants shall submit 5 bound copies of their completed Suitability Assessment Questionnaire, including the original. Completed Suitability Questionnaires should be submitted in a sealed envelope or box clearly marked:'Expression of Interest for appointment of Consultants for the Wilton Lee Road Trunk Main'. The time limit for receipt of completed Suitability Assessment Questionnaires and the address they must be sent to are outlined in this contract notice.
Freedom of Information:
Cork City Council undertakes to use it best endeavours to hold confidential any information provided by you in this Tender subject to the Councilโs obligations under Law including the Freedom of Information Act, 1997. Should you wish that any of the information supplied by you in this tender should not be disclosed because of its sensitivity, you should, when providing the information, identify same and specify reasons for its sensitivity. Cork City Council will consult with you about this sensitive information before making any decision on any Freedom of Information request.
Received. In the event that the City Council decides to release particular information relating to you, you will have the option of appealing this decision to the Information Commissioner. Please note that in the event that no information is identified by you as sensitive, with supporting reasons, then it is likely to be released in response to a request under the Freedom of Information Act.
(ET Ref:209352).
Object Scope of the procurement
Service category: 12
Notice involves: Public_contract
Short description:
Cork Cityโs current demand for potable water is approximately 70 000 000 litres per day (Ml/d).
48 Ml/d of this demand is supplied by the Cork City Councilโs Lee Road Water Supply Scheme (LRWSS). The remaining 22 Ml/d is imported from Cork County Council from the Cork Harbour and City Water Supply Scheme (CH&CWSS).
Cork City Council now wishes to connect LRWSS and CH&CWSS by providing a strategic link watermain between Lee Road WTP and Chetwynd Reservoir (CH&CWSS). This reservoir is 3 km to the south of Lee Road WTP. The objective of the strategic link watermain is to ensure some security of supply to the city and countyโs water supplies in the event of an interruption of supply in either system.
Cork City Council now wishes to connect LRWSS and CH&CWSS by providing a strategic link watermain between Lee Road WTP and Chetwynd Reservoir (CH&CWSS). This reservoir is 3 km to the south of Lee Road WTP. The objective of the strategic link watermain is to ensure some security of supply to the city and countyโs water supplies in the event of an interruption of supply in either system.
Several years ago, Cork City Council constructed a 600 mm watermain to provide a link between Chetwynd reservoir and Wilton Roundabout, 1,5 km to the south of Lee Road WTP. It was intended that this watermain would form part of the strategic link. The existing 600 mm watermain is currently used to supply several District Meter Zones serving the Mardyke and Model Farm Road areas.
Several years ago, Cork City Council constructed a 600 mm watermain to provide a link between Chetwynd reservoir and Wilton Roundabout, 1,5 km to the south of Lee Road WTP. It was intended that this watermain would form part of the strategic link. The existing 600 mm watermain is currently used to supply several District Meter Zones serving the Mardyke and Model Farm Road areas.
The proposed main will be constructed in an urban area, with several heavily trafficked routes. It is likely that the proposed main will cross at least two rivers.
Cork City Council invites expressions of interest from suitably qualified engineering consultants with experience in water supply for appointment as a Consultant for the Cork City Water Supply Scheme (Wilton Lee Road Trunk Main) project.
The appointment shall be for the following Stages of the project:
i. Preliminary Report Stage;
ii. Detailed Design Stage;
iii. Tender Action, Evaluation, Award Stage;
iv. Construction Stage;
v. Handover of Works Stage.
The appointed consultant will also be required to act as Project Supervisor Design Process under the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act (Construction) Regulations 2006.
While the appointment is for all services outlined in Stages (i) to (v) above, initially the Consultant will be appointed for Stage (i) only. Cork City Council may decide to terminate the services of the Consultant at the end of or during any of the above stages, subject to the provisions of the Department of Finance โStandard Conditions of Engagement for Consultancy Services (Technical)โ, latest version.
While the appointment is for all services outlined in Stages (i) to (v) above, initially the Consultant will be appointed for Stage (i) only. Cork City Council may decide to terminate the services of the Consultant at the end of or during any of the above stages, subject to the provisions of the Department of Finance โStandard Conditions of Engagement for Consultancy Services (Technical)โ, latest version.
The full scope of services required will be outlined in the tender documents at tender stage. The following non exhaustive list outlines the main services that may be required for the various stages:
Stage (i) โ Preliminary.
Prepare a Preliminary Report for the scheme. This will report on the optimum means of providing a strategic link between Chetwynd Reservoir and Lee Road WTP, having considered all feasible options.
Carry out a topographical survey.
Undertake hydraulic modelling of the existing network to identify deficiencies and to optimise the design of the proposed works.
Liaise with all Public Utilities Companies and Statutory bodies and stakeholders.
Identify the scope of dilapidation surveys required.
Prepare a report on the Natural Heritage (including sites, habitats and species) and.
Archaeological Heritage impacts of the scheme in light of DOEHLG Circular L8/08, NPW1/10 & PSSP 2/10. The report shall be written by ecologists and archaeologists, with related degrees and with a minimum of 10 years post graduate experience in the Natural Heritage and Archaeological Heritage fields.
Archaeological Heritage impacts of the scheme in light of DOEHLG Circular L8/08, NPW1/10 & PSSP 2/10. The report shall be written by ecologists and archaeologists, with related degrees and with a minimum of 10 years post graduate experience in the Natural Heritage and Archaeological Heritage fields.
Prepare cost estimates.
Carry out a value engineering exercise of the proposed works.
Identify any statutory procedures required.
Prepare water pricing policy report in accordance with DOEHLG water pricing policy.
Stage (ii) โ Detailed Design and Contract Documents.
Carry out detailed design of the proposed works.
Prepare contract documents including drawings including plans, cross-sections and elevations.
Advise on the appropriate Conditions of Contract, Forms of Tender and Invitation to Tender.
Prepare tender documents for a ground investigation/pipe sampling contract.
Administer and supervise ground investigation/pipe sampling contract.
Prepare bills of quantities/payment schedules.
Assist in obtaining all statutory consents and permissions.
Stage (iii) โ Works tender action, evaluation and award.
Prepare tender documents.
Assist the City Council in advertising the tender in accordance with current procurement rules of both the E.U. and Cork City Council.
Evaluate tenders.
Prepare report on tenders.
Recommend to Cork City Council, the offer considered the Most Economically Advantageous Tender.
Advise on the appointment of a contractor.
Stage (iv) - Construction Stage.
Provide resident engineering staff to supervise construction.
Certify payments.
Administer the works contract.
Prepare monthly progress reports and project quarterly financial returns.
Prepare record drawings.
Stage (v) โ Handover.
Prepare final report and final account report.
Update hydraulic model to confirm the operation of the upgraded works.
The following services applies to all stages.
Undertake the duties of Project Supervisor Design Process as per the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (Construction) Regulations, 2006 (S.I. No. 504 of 2006).
Liaise with the Director of Services, Environment Directorate and his representatives on all aspects of the Scheme.
Consult with all interested parties and stakeholders.
Duration: 60 months Place of performance
Main site or place of performance: Cork.
Legal, economic, financial and technical information Conditions for participation
Suitability to pursue the professional activity:
Required details of the personal situation of economic operators, including requirements relating to enrolement on professional or trade registers, are outlined in the suitability questionnaire.
Economic and financial standing:
Details of economic and financial requirements are outlined in the Suitability Assessment Questionnaire.
Technical and professional ability:
Details of the required technical capacity of candidates are outlined in the Suitability Assessment Questionnaire.
Contract execution
Legal form to be taken by the group of economic operators to whom the contract is to be awarded:
Any consortium that is awarded the contract must form a legal entity before entering into the contract and must ensure that each member is jointly and severally liable.
Procedure Languages
Language: English ๐ฃ๏ธ
Other languages: Irish.
Contracting authority Identity
Awarding authority name: Cork City Council (Utility)
Main activity: Water
Contact
Contact point: Enironment
Mr. Michael Sheehan
Internet address: www.corkcity.ie๐
Address of the buyer profile: http://www.etenders.gov.ie/search/Search_AuthProfile.aspx?ID=AA15661๐
Name: Cork City Council (Utility)
Contact point: Environment
URL for further information: www.corkcity.ie๐
URL for documents: www.corkcity.ie๐
Postal address: Cork City Council, Reception Desk, City Hall
Contact point: City Manager
URL for participation: www.corkcity.ie๐
Complementary information Review body
Name: High Court
Postal address: High Court Central Office, Four Courts
Postal town: Dublin
Postal code: 7
Country: Ireland ๐ฎ๐ช
E-mail: highcourtcentraloffice@courts.ie๐ง
Phone: +353 18886000๐
Internet address: http://www.courts.ie/๐ Service from which information about the review procedure may be obtained Same as: Review body
Source: OJS 2011/S 078-128752 (2011-04-18)
Contract award notice (2012-05-15) Object Scope of the procurement
Total value of the procurement: 349 116,13 ๐ฐ
Notice metadata
Document type: Contract award notice
Procedure
Type of bid: Not applicable
Reference Dates
Date dispatched: 2012-05-15 ๐
Publication date: 2012-05-22 ๐
Identifiers
Notice number: 2012/S 96-159853
Refers to notice: 2011/S 78-128752
OJ-S issue: 96
Additional information
(ET Ref:429372).