Instrumentation and Monitoring Services - Old Oak Common (S4) Station - HS2

This opportunity is for the works package of Instrumentation & Monitoring of buildings & infrastructure around the proposed Old Oak common HS2 Station. This will include NR, LU, LO and 3rd party asset monitoring and instrumentation.

Scope overview

This is a package to perform instrumentation & Monitoring to both the surface and underground assets within the Old Oak Common Station site and surrounding site boundary. The purpose is to:

• Establish a baseline condition to assess behaviour of assets pre-construction.
• Control and provide confidence in the design and construction process.
• Verify that both ground and structures are behaving as predicted.
• Identify any unexpected trends, anomalies and trigger responses.
• Ensure that the impact on any existing asset does not exceed predictions.
• Safeguard existing assets.
• Enable post-construction state to be compared with initial baseline measurements if required by design.

For reference, the assets which require monitoring based on the findings of Ground Movement Asset Reports are:

The indicative monitoring frequency of the listed assets will be variable, ranging from automatic, to weekly and in some instances, monthly and quarterly, depending on asset type and construction progression. Some elements of monitoring, such as Critical Rail Temperature and Track Settlement, will require real-time assessment and feedback the Employer and asset owner. It is important for respondents to this opportunity to consider their capabilities of meeting this requirement.

Interested parties must be compliant with NR standards, as well as London Underground, London Overground standards for working within their managed infrastructure. This will include supply of safety critical staff.

Current Main Works Programme:

Monitoring and instrumentation is an emerging scope, with an estimated commencement date of April 2020. A programme of works will be issued with the Invitation to Tender to shortlisted suppliers. It is likely that there will be a requirement for monitoring presence for much of the duration of the Main Contract scope (To September 2027).

Respondents to this opportunity should be advised that shortlisted applicants will be invited to tender through an external ERP system.

The exact scoring criteria are currently being developed by BBVS, and shortlisted suppliers will be invited to register for the ERP system in due course.

What is clear at this stage is that tenders will be scored competitively across a range of criteria, such as, but not limited to: Commercial, Programme, Methodology, HSEQ, Capability and Capacity.

In 2018, Balfour Beatty, VINCI and Systra (BBVS) created a strategic alliance to deliver major infrastructure projects for HS2, in particular the Terminus at Old Oak Common.