4184.EFM.SW.24 Faculty of Health Phase 1 New Build

The University of Sheffield are seeking to construct the first phase in the Faculty of Health redevelopment programme on the Universities city campus. The FPh1 building is to be located on the current site of Barber House Annex and Central Garages, which will be demolished as part of the works. The building will include an expansion of the existing SITraN laboratory space and will be connected to that building by a link corridor, facilities will also include teaching and learning spaces, offices, and workspaces for visiting staff, students and researchers. A new more visible frontage will be presented to the Glossop Road Highway to ensure the building is more closely associated with the University Campus and the Hallamshire Hospital.

The full technical specification can be found in the tender documentation which will be sent to you once you have expressed your interest.

Tender Process and Documentation:

This is a restricted exercise. The ITT can be downloaded by registering and expressing your interest on the University`s e-tendering system https://in-tendhost.co.uk/Sheffield.

If you have any questions or comments in relation to this tender they must be submitted via the In-tend System, this can be accessed at https://in-tendhost.co.uk/Sheffield

Completed tenders must be returned through the same e-tendering system.

Closing date for receipt of SQ returns is 5th August 2024 at 12:00 noon

FTS reference 2024/S 000-020617

Additional information: The University of Sheffield is not a contracting authority for the purposes of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (Directive 2014/24/EU) as amended by the Public Procurement (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020.

The University is, on a voluntary basis, operating under the Public Contracts Regulations (as defined above) for this procurement case and is therefore advertising this opportunity in Contracts Finder with an obligation to comply with these regulations. By doing so, it does not become a contracting authority and there is no implied obligation to comply with procurement legislation for other procurement cases.