Published date: 26 May 2022
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Contract summary
Industry
Recreational, cultural and sporting services - 92000000
Physical well-being services - 98330000
Location of contract
E16 2QU
Value of contract
£19,700,000
Procurement reference
ITTN120
Published date
26 May 2022
Closing date
7 July 2022
Closing time
12pm
Contract start date
1 April 2023
Contract end date
31 March 2038
Contract type
Service contract
Procedure type
Competitive procedure with negotiation (above threshold)
Anyone may ask to participate, but only those who are pre-selected will be invited to submit initial tenders and to negotiate.
This procedure can be used for procurements above the relevant contract value threshold.
Contract is suitable for SMEs?
Yes
Contract is suitable for VCSEs?
Yes
Description
The London Borough of Newham is inviting tenders for their Leisure Services Management Contract services. The contract is for 10 years with optional extension of 5 years. This is an invitation to tender. Any interested organisation/consortium with relevant experience may submit a Bid in response to this contract notice.
Leisure services offer a huge opportunity to improve the health and wellbeing of our residents.
The Council's Health and Wellbeing Strategy, 50 Steps to a Healthier Borough, outlines the ambitions of the Council and its partners to improve the health of residents. This includes the recognition of the importance that physical activity has in supporting an individual's overall health and mental wellbeing, as well as the positive impact on supporting wider health inequalities.
The delivery and management of leisure services has been redesigned to reflect the current landscape in the borough, including the impact that Covid-19 has had on residents' health and wellbeing. The redesigned provision reflects a borough which supports and nurtures our young people and families and a service that will be required to work with a range of partners to provide an offer that supports the needs of all residents.
To achieve this, a renewed focus and approach to the delivery and management of leisure services is required. This approach alongside the Councils strategic approach through 50 Steps to a Healthier Newham, Community Wealth Building, Towards a Better Newham, Bright Futures, Climate Now and Tackling Racism, Inequality and Disproportionality supports broader outcomes for Newham residents including:
• Fewer inactive people
• Better physical and mental health
• Inclusive and suitable opportunities for all
• Social connectedness
• Apprenticeships and local employment
The Council's vision, aspirations and ambitions will play a leading role throughout the proposed procurement process to identify a leisure partner whose capabilities, track record and goals match our own.
More information
Additional text
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The procurement is subject to the light-touch regime under Section 7 Social and Other Specific Services. Under Regulation 76 the Council is free to establish a procedure, provided that procedure is sufficient to ensure compliance with the principles of transparency and equal treatment of Economic Operators (Service Providers or Bidders). It is anticipated the approach used will use a one stage competitive tender with negotiation applying the award criteria specified in the contract notice. Any interested organisation/consortium may submit a Bid in response to this Invitation to Submit Initial Tender ("ISIT"). However, the Authority reserves the right to add additional or further stages as necessary in order to ensure that it is able to identify solutions that meets its needs and to preserve fair and equal competition.
The purpose of the Initial Tender Stage is to provide Bidders with the opportunity to submit an Initial Tender which is capable of acceptance by the Authority, without negotiation. The Authority however reserves the right to carry out negotiations in order to improve the content of the Initial Tenders.
It is the Authority's intention to use the Initial Tender Stage to reduce the number of Bidders to be invited to take part in the Negotiation Stage to three (3). The number of Initial Tenders to be negotiated will be reduced by applying the evaluation criteria set out in section 6 of this ISIT. The Authority reserves the right (in its absolute discretion) to award the Contract without negotiation based on Initial Tenders only. The Initial Tender should therefore be capable of acceptance without any further negotiation. This means that the winning bidder submission must meet all of the Authority's requirements and achieved the highest score.
In the event the number of top scoring bidders are tied, the Council will invite all the bidders who score the same to negotiate. For example, if the top overall score is 67% and 4 bidders achieve the same score, the Council will invite the 4 bidders to negotiate.
Negotiation Stage
During the negotiation meetings the authority will ensure equal treatment of all Bidders and will not provide information in a discriminatory manner which may give some Bidders an advantage over other.
Once the negotiation stage has concluded, Bidders will be sent an Invitation to Submit Final Tender (ISFT), reflecting the outcome of their negotiations with the Authority and must be capable of acceptance by the Authority. These will be evaluated applying the criteria set out in section 6 of this ISIT and the highest scoring Bidder will be selected.
Final Tender Stage
In their Final Tenders, Bidders will be asked to:
provide responses to method Statements identifying changes to the responses provided at the initial tender submission; and
provide pricing schedules that may be the same or as amended versions of those provided at the Initial Tender submission.
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Building 1000,Dockside Road
LONDON
E162QU
England
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