Proposed Lotting Structures
YORbuild3 Medium | |
Lot 1 | Building works over £4m-£10m |
Lot 2 | New housing over 25 units (traditional or MMC/Off-site) |
YORbuild3 Minor | |
Lot 1 | Building works 0-£1m |
Lot 2 | Building works over £1m-£4m |
Lot 3 | New housing up to 25 units (traditional or MMC/Off-site) |
YORcivil3 | |
Lot 1 | Civils works 0-£1m |
Lot 2 | Civils works over £1m-£4m |
Lot 3 | Civils works over £4m-£10m |
Lot 4 | Surfacing works up to £10m |
Proposed advertisement dates
YORbuild3 Medium – May 2021
YORbuild3 Minor – August 2021
YORcivil3 – September 2021
These will be advertised on the YORtender and Find a Tender portals.
Current framework expiry dates
YORcivil2 initial 4 year duration expires in August 2021. The intention is to take up an option to extend, however as lots are already reaching capacity the intention is that YORcivil3 will operate in parallel with the existing YORcivil2 framework and gradually replace it for new schemes.
YORbuild2 frameworks expire in February 2022.
Headline changes
It is intended that the frameworks will be aligned with the Construction Playbook published by the UK Government in December 2020 and the Value Toolkit by Construction Innovation Hub programmed for an official launch later in 2021. YORhub is a member of the Construction Playbook steering group and currently working with Construction Innovation Hub piloting the Value Toolkit.
In line with the above and to build upon our social value offer the frameworks will place greater emphasis on MMC/off-site solutions, carbon reduction/ net zero target and generally a more enhanced sustainability offer.
All frameworks will make the NEC4 their preferred form of contract, although use of JCT will still be permitted on both YORbuild3 frameworks.
Number of contractors appointed to each lot is likely to be slightly increased to ensure sufficient levels of competition.
Lots in the YORbuild3 frameworks covering the North area will be rationalised into a North West and North East split rather than current four sub-area arrangement.
General Information
These frameworks will be procured in accordance with the open (single stage) procedure of the The Public Contracts Regulations 2015.
Please note that in the run up to and during these procurements no one-to-one meetings will take place with potential bidders to maintain fairness, equal treatment and non-discrimination principles but mid-tender briefings will be held by webinars. These will be announced in due course.
Further information on our current civil engineering and building frameworks can be found on our website and in our User Handbook.