The National Paediatric Hospital Development Board (‘NPHDB’ or the ‘Contracting Authority’) was established to design, build and equip a new national children's hospital to accommodate the merged paediatric services of three existing hospitals in Dublin — Our Lady's Children's Hospital Crumlin, Children's University Hospital Temple Street and the National Children's Hospital Tallaght. The scope of the project to develop a new children's hospital, in broad terms, comprises the following: — The demolition of all existing buildings on the site of the new children's hospital, which is located on the site of the existing St James Hospital in Dublin; — Construction of the new children's hospital building and associated helipad. The new children's hospital building will include 380 inpatient bedrooms and 93 day beds located on a 4.85ha site at the western side of the St. James's Campus.
Deadline
The time limit for receipt of tenders was 2017-01-20.
The procurement was published on 2016-12-19.
Suppliers
The following suppliers are mentioned in award decisions or other procurement documents:
Contract notice (2016-12-19) Object Scope of the procurement
Title: Real estate services
Short description:
The National Paediatric Hospital Development Board (‘NPHDB’ or the ‘Contracting Authority’) was established to design, build and equip a new national children's hospital to accommodate the merged paediatric services of three existing hospitals in Dublin — Our Lady's Children's Hospital Crumlin, Children's University Hospital Temple Street and the National Children's Hospital Tallaght.
The scope of the project to develop a new children's hospital, in broad terms, comprises the following:
— The demolition of all existing buildings on the site of the new children's hospital, which is located on the site of the existing St James Hospital in Dublin;
— Construction of the new children's hospital building and associated helipad. The new children's hospital building will include 380 inpatient bedrooms and 93 day beds located on a 4.85ha site at the western side of the St. James's Campus.
The National Paediatric Hospital Development Board (‘NPHDB’ or the ‘Contracting Authority’) was established to design, build and equip a new national children's hospital to accommodate the merged paediatric services of three existing hospitals in Dublin — Our Lady's Children's Hospital Crumlin, Children's University Hospital Temple Street and the National Children's Hospital Tallaght.
The scope of the project to develop a new children's hospital, in broad terms, comprises the following:
— The demolition of all existing buildings on the site of the new children's hospital, which is located on the site of the existing St James Hospital in Dublin;
— Construction of the new children's hospital building and associated helipad. The new children's hospital building will include 380 inpatient bedrooms and 93 day beds located on a 4.85ha site at the western side of the St. James's Campus.
Notice metadata
Original language: English 🗣️
Document type: Contract notice
Nature of contract: Services
Regulation: European Union, with participation of GPA countries
Common procurement vocabulary (CPV)
Code: Real estate services📦
Additional CPV: Development services of real estate📦 Place of performance
NUTS region: Éire/Ireland
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Procedure
Procedure type: Open procedure
Type of bid: Submission for all lots
Award criteria
The most economic tender
The Contracting Authority reserves the right to terminate the process at any time. The Contracting Authority shall not be obliged to enter into a contract with any tenderer.
The Contracting Authority accepts no liability for any costs and/ or expenses incurred by any Tenderer in connection with the competition (including the application and/ or attendance interview, if required).
Tenderers should note that this competition is not governed by the provisions of Directive 2004/18/EC or the Irish regulations transposing that Directive, and the Contracting Authority does not bind itself to follow the procedures or rules set out in that Directive/Regulations in this competition.
See Request For Tenders for further details.
The Contracting Authority reserves the right to terminate the process at any time. The Contracting Authority shall not be obliged to enter into a contract with any tenderer.
The Contracting Authority accepts no liability for any costs and/ or expenses incurred by any Tenderer in connection with the competition (including the application and/ or attendance interview, if required).
Tenderers should note that this competition is not governed by the provisions of Directive 2004/18/EC or the Irish regulations transposing that Directive, and the Contracting Authority does not bind itself to follow the procedures or rules set out in that Directive/Regulations in this competition.
See Request For Tenders for further details.
Object Scope of the procurement
Short description:
The National Paediatric Hospital Development Board (‘NPHDB’ or the ‘Contracting Authority’) was established to design, build and equip a new national children's hospital to accommodate the merged paediatric services of three existing hospitals in Dublin — Our Lady's Children's Hospital Crumlin, Children's University Hospital Temple Street and the National Children's Hospital Tallaght.
The National Paediatric Hospital Development Board (‘NPHDB’ or the ‘Contracting Authority’) was established to design, build and equip a new national children's hospital to accommodate the merged paediatric services of three existing hospitals in Dublin — Our Lady's Children's Hospital Crumlin, Children's University Hospital Temple Street and the National Children's Hospital Tallaght.
The scope of the project to develop a new children's hospital, in broad terms, comprises the following:
— The demolition of all existing buildings on the site of the new children's hospital, which is located on the site of the existing St James Hospital in Dublin;
— Construction of the new children's hospital building and associated helipad. The new children's hospital building will include 380 inpatient bedrooms and 93 day beds located on a 4.85ha site at the western side of the St. James's Campus.
The National Paediatric Hospital Development Board (‘NPHDB’ or the ‘Contracting Authority’) was established by legislation (Statutory Instrument 246/2007) to design, build and equip a new national children's hospital to accommodate the merged paediatric services of three existing hospitals in Dublin — Our Lady's Children's Hospital Crumlin, Children's University Hospital Temple Street and the National Children's Hospital Tallaght.
The National Paediatric Hospital Development Board (‘NPHDB’ or the ‘Contracting Authority’) was established by legislation (Statutory Instrument 246/2007) to design, build and equip a new national children's hospital to accommodate the merged paediatric services of three existing hospitals in Dublin — Our Lady's Children's Hospital Crumlin, Children's University Hospital Temple Street and the National Children's Hospital Tallaght.
— Construction of the new children's hospital building and associated helipad. The new children's hospital building will include 380 inpatient bedrooms and 93 day beds located on a 4.85ha site at the western side of the St. James's Campus;
— A two-level underground car park under the new children's hospital, with a further level of shared facilities management hub and energy centre below. Parking for the new children's hospital will be provided by way of surface level and basement level accommodation and there will be 400 bicycle parking spaces;
— A two-level underground car park under the new children's hospital, with a further level of shared facilities management hub and energy centre below. Parking for the new children's hospital will be provided by way of surface level and basement level accommodation and there will be 400 bicycle parking spaces;
— Construction of a family accommodation unit and a proposed Children's Research and Innovation Centre (at the discretion of the Contracting Authority); and
— The proposed hospital development also includes all ancillary site clearance, construction, site development and landscaping works; the removal of parking spaces to facilitate the construction of the children's hospital and a Children's Research and Innovation Centre; reinstatement and upgrading up to the fence boundary with St. John's lane; replacement of existing boundaries on South Circular Road and the boundary with the linear park to the south; upgrading works to entrances, footpath and roadways at.
— The proposed hospital development also includes all ancillary site clearance, construction, site development and landscaping works; the removal of parking spaces to facilitate the construction of the children's hospital and a Children's Research and Innovation Centre; reinstatement and upgrading up to the fence boundary with St. John's lane; replacement of existing boundaries on South Circular Road and the boundary with the linear park to the south; upgrading works to entrances, footpath and roadways at.
Duration: 36 months
Description of options:
The Contract will be for a period of three (3) years with the option to extend for up to a further two (2) years. For further information as to the scope please see the Request for Tenders.
Legal, economic, financial and technical information Conditions for participation
Suitability to pursue the professional activity: As described in tender documents.
Economic and financial standing: As described in tender documents.
Technical and professional ability: As described in tender documents.
Procedure
Time of receipt of tenders: 12:00
Languages in which tenders or requests to participate may be submitted: English 🗣️
Tender opening date: 2017-01-20 📅
Tender opening time: 12:00
The Contracting Authority reserves the right to terminate the process at any time. The Contracting Authority shall not be obliged to enter into a contract with any tenderer.
The Contracting Authority accepts no liability for any costs and/ or expenses incurred by any Tenderer in connection with the competition (including the application and/ or attendance interview, if required).
Tenderers should note that this competition is not governed by the provisions of Directive 2004/18/EC or the Irish regulations transposing that Directive, and the Contracting Authority does not bind itself to follow the procedures or rules set out in that Directive/Regulations in this competition.
Tenderers should note that this competition is not governed by the provisions of Directive 2004/18/EC or the Irish regulations transposing that Directive, and the Contracting Authority does not bind itself to follow the procedures or rules set out in that Directive/Regulations in this competition.
See Request For Tenders for further details.
Complementary information Review body
Name: HIgh Court of Ireland
Postal address: High Court Central Office, Four Courts, Inns Quay
Postal town: Dublin
Postal code: 7
Country: Ireland 🇮🇪
Phone: +353 18886000📞
E-mail: highcourtcentraloffice@courts.ie📧
Source: OJS 2016/S 247-451605 (2016-12-19)
Contract award notice (2018-02-15) Object Scope of the procurement
Short description:
The National Paediatric Hospital Development Board (“NPHDB” or the “Contracting Authority”) was established to design, build and equip a new national children’s hospital to accommodate the merged paediatric services of 3 existing hospitals in Dublin — Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital Crumlin, Children’s University Hospital Temple Street and the National Children’s Hospital Tallaght.
The scope of the project to develop a new children’s hospital, in broad terms, comprises the following:
— the demolition of all existing buildings on the site of the new children’s hospital, which is located on the site of the existing St James Hospital in Dublin,
— construction of the new children’s hospital building and associated helipad. The new children’s hospital building will include 380 inpatient bedrooms and 93 day beds located on a 4.85 ha site at the western side of the St James’s Campus.
The National Paediatric Hospital Development Board (“NPHDB” or the “Contracting Authority”) was established to design, build and equip a new national children’s hospital to accommodate the merged paediatric services of 3 existing hospitals in Dublin — Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital Crumlin, Children’s University Hospital Temple Street and the National Children’s Hospital Tallaght.
The scope of the project to develop a new children’s hospital, in broad terms, comprises the following:
— the demolition of all existing buildings on the site of the new children’s hospital, which is located on the site of the existing St James Hospital in Dublin,
— construction of the new children’s hospital building and associated helipad. The new children’s hospital building will include 380 inpatient bedrooms and 93 day beds located on a 4.85 ha site at the western side of the St James’s Campus.
Total value of the procurement: 49 950 EUR 💰
Notice metadata
Document type: Contract award notice
Procedure
Type of bid: Not applicable
Contracting authority Identity
Postal address: Block A, Herberton, St James's Walk, Rialto, Dublin 8
Postal code: Dublin 8
Object Scope of the procurement
Short description:
The National Paediatric Hospital Development Board (“NPHDB” or the “Contracting Authority”) was established to design, build and equip a new national children’s hospital to accommodate the merged paediatric services of 3 existing hospitals in Dublin — Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital Crumlin, Children’s University Hospital Temple Street and the National Children’s Hospital Tallaght.
The National Paediatric Hospital Development Board (“NPHDB” or the “Contracting Authority”) was established to design, build and equip a new national children’s hospital to accommodate the merged paediatric services of 3 existing hospitals in Dublin — Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital Crumlin, Children’s University Hospital Temple Street and the National Children’s Hospital Tallaght.
The scope of the project to develop a new children’s hospital, in broad terms, comprises the following:
— the demolition of all existing buildings on the site of the new children’s hospital, which is located on the site of the existing St James Hospital in Dublin,
— construction of the new children’s hospital building and associated helipad. The new children’s hospital building will include 380 inpatient bedrooms and 93 day beds located on a 4.85 ha site at the western side of the St James’s Campus.
The National Paediatric Hospital Development Board (“NPHDB” or the “Contracting Authority”) was established by legislation (Statutory Instrument 246/2007) to design, build and equip a new national children’s hospital to accommodate the merged paediatric services of three existing hospitals in Dublin — Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital Crumlin, Children’s University Hospital Temple Street and the National Children’s Hospital Tallaght.
The National Paediatric Hospital Development Board (“NPHDB” or the “Contracting Authority”) was established by legislation (Statutory Instrument 246/2007) to design, build and equip a new national children’s hospital to accommodate the merged paediatric services of three existing hospitals in Dublin — Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital Crumlin, Children’s University Hospital Temple Street and the National Children’s Hospital Tallaght.
— construction of the new children’s hospital building and associated helipad. The new children’s hospital building will include 380 inpatient bedrooms and 93 day beds located on a 4.85 ha site at the western side of the St James’s Campus,
— a 2-level underground car park under the new children’s hospital, with a further level of shared facilities management hub and energy centre below. Parking for the new children’s hospital will be provided by way of surface level and basement level accommodation and there will be 400 bicycle parking spaces,
— a 2-level underground car park under the new children’s hospital, with a further level of shared facilities management hub and energy centre below. Parking for the new children’s hospital will be provided by way of surface level and basement level accommodation and there will be 400 bicycle parking spaces,
— construction of a family accommodation unit and a proposed Children’s Research and Innovation Centre (at the discretion of the Contracting Authority), and
— the proposed hospital development also includes all ancillary site clearance, construction, site development and landscaping works; the removal of parking spaces to facilitate the construction of the children’s hospital and a Children’s Research and Innovation Centre; reinstatement and upgrading up to the fence boundary with St John’s lane; replacement of existing boundaries on South Circular Road and the boundary with the linear park to the south; upgrading works to entrances, footpath and roadways at.
— the proposed hospital development also includes all ancillary site clearance, construction, site development and landscaping works; the removal of parking spaces to facilitate the construction of the children’s hospital and a Children’s Research and Innovation Centre; reinstatement and upgrading up to the fence boundary with St John’s lane; replacement of existing boundaries on South Circular Road and the boundary with the linear park to the south; upgrading works to entrances, footpath and roadways at.
Description of options:
The contract will be for a period of 3 years with the option to extend for up to a further 2 years. For further information as to the scope please see the Request for Tenders.
Award of contract
Date of contract conclusion: 2017-02-24 📅
Complementary information Review body
Postal address: High Court Central Office, Dublin 7, Four Courts, Inns Quay
Postal town: Dublin 7
Source: OJS 2018/S 033-072347 (2018-02-15)
Voluntary ex ante transparency notice (2023-04-04) Object Scope of the procurement
Short description:
The National Paediatric Hospital Development Board (the “Board”) entered into a contract with Lisney Limited for Commercial Property Consultancy Services in connection with the New Children's Hospital in March 2017 (the “Contract”). The Contract was awarded following an open tender competition published on eTenders in December 2016. The Contract was be for a period of three (3) years with the option to extend for up to a further two (2) years. However, the New Children’s Hospital is not expected to be complete until 2025. The Board is of the view that the Contract and tender documents for the competition made provision for or flagged in a sufficiently clear and precise manner that the term of the Contract would match the programme for the delivery of the New Children’s Hospital including any extended/prolonged period of construction
The National Paediatric Hospital Development Board (the “Board”) entered into a contract with Lisney Limited for Commercial Property Consultancy Services in connection with the New Children's Hospital in March 2017 (the “Contract”). The Contract was awarded following an open tender competition published on eTenders in December 2016. The Contract was be for a period of three (3) years with the option to extend for up to a further two (2) years. However, the New Children’s Hospital is not expected to be complete until 2025. The Board is of the view that the Contract and tender documents for the competition made provision for or flagged in a sufficiently clear and precise manner that the term of the Contract would match the programme for the delivery of the New Children’s Hospital including any extended/prolonged period of construction
Total value of the procurement: 149 200 EUR 💰
Notice metadata
Document type: Voluntary ex ante transparency notice
Procedure
Procedure type: V: Contract award without prior publication
Award criteria
Not specified
Object Scope of the procurement
Short description:
In March 2017, NPHDB entered into a contract with Lisney Limited for Commercial Property Consultancy Services relating to the New National Children’s Hospital. Although the original value of the Contract was not expected to exceed the then applicable EU threshold for contracts of this nature (i.e. €209,000 excluding VAT) in the interests of transparency the Board conducted an open tender competition published in the Official Journal of the European Union in December 2016. The process was concluded when Lisney Limited was identified as the preferred tenderer and a services contract was executed between NPHDB and Lisney Limited in March 2017 (the “Contract”).
In March 2017, NPHDB entered into a contract with Lisney Limited for Commercial Property Consultancy Services relating to the New National Children’s Hospital. Although the original value of the Contract was not expected to exceed the then applicable EU threshold for contracts of this nature (i.e. €209,000 excluding VAT) in the interests of transparency the Board conducted an open tender competition published in the Official Journal of the European Union in December 2016. The process was concluded when Lisney Limited was identified as the preferred tenderer and a services contract was executed between NPHDB and Lisney Limited in March 2017 (the “Contract”).
The Services provided by Lisney under the Contract primarily involve assisting NPHDB with the procurement of the car park funder/operator and the leasing/letting of various other (non-car park) commercial units on the site (e.g. commercial catering, cafes, pharmacy and retail units), the optional drawdown of services in relation to Leasing/Letting of Commercial Units on site of new children’s hospital, as well as the optional drawdown of ad-hoc consultancy services.
The Services provided by Lisney under the Contract primarily involve assisting NPHDB with the procurement of the car park funder/operator and the leasing/letting of various other (non-car park) commercial units on the site (e.g. commercial catering, cafes, pharmacy and retail units), the optional drawdown of services in relation to Leasing/Letting of Commercial Units on site of new children’s hospital, as well as the optional drawdown of ad-hoc consultancy services.
The term of contract was due to expire in 2022. However, the Board is of the view it is justified in relying on the provisions of Article 72(1)(a) to continue to drawdown the Services pursuant to the Contract until practical completion of the project as this was provided for in the initial procurement documents in clear, precise and unequivocal review clauses.. This is based on the position that the Request For Tenders expressly states that it is envisaged that the Services would be completed by practical completion of the project and a key part of the scope was to provide leasing/letting of various other commercial units on the site (a service which can only be provided once the development is completed). In addition the overall value of the Contract following completion of the Project will not exceed the applicable EU threshold for contracts of this nature (i.e. €215,000 excluding VAT) and will not exceed the indicative contract value advertised.
The term of contract was due to expire in 2022. However, the Board is of the view it is justified in relying on the provisions of Article 72(1)(a) to continue to drawdown the Services pursuant to the Contract until practical completion of the project as this was provided for in the initial procurement documents in clear, precise and unequivocal review clauses.. This is based on the position that the Request For Tenders expressly states that it is envisaged that the Services would be completed by practical completion of the project and a key part of the scope was to provide leasing/letting of various other commercial units on the site (a service which can only be provided once the development is completed). In addition the overall value of the Contract following completion of the Project will not exceed the applicable EU threshold for contracts of this nature (i.e. €215,000 excluding VAT) and will not exceed the indicative contract value advertised.
As such, it is NPHDB’s view that the continuation of drawdown of services under the Contract is permissible in accordance with the principle of Regulation 72(1)(a) of European Union (Award of Public Authority Contracts) Regulations 2016 on the basis that it was clearly and sufficiently provided for in some of the tender documents.
As such, it is NPHDB’s view that the continuation of drawdown of services under the Contract is permissible in accordance with the principle of Regulation 72(1)(a) of European Union (Award of Public Authority Contracts) Regulations 2016 on the basis that it was clearly and sufficiently provided for in some of the tender documents.
Place of performance
Main site or place of performance: County Dublin
Award of contract
Date of contract conclusion: 2018-02-15 📅
Name: Lisney Limited
Postal address: St Stephen's Green House Earlsfort Terrace
Postal town: Dublin
Country: Ireland 🇮🇪
E-mail: dublin@lisney.com📧
Total value of the procurement: 149 200 EUR 💰
Complementary information Review body
Name: High Court of Ireland
Postal address: Four Courts, Inns Quay, Dublin 7
Service from which information about the review procedure may be obtained
Name: High court of Ireland
Postal town: Dublin
Country: Ireland 🇮🇪
Phone: +353 18886000📞
E-mail: highcourtcentraloffice@courts.ie📧
Source: OJS 2023/S 070-211070 (2023-04-04)