Crompton Place - Development Partner Procurement

• How the procedure runs: Interested parties should refer to the Procurement Specific Questionnaire (PSQ) for further details of the Council's intended process for the procurement. This Competitive Flexible Procedure will be conducted in the following 3 stages: 1. Stage 1: Procurement Specific Questionnaire ("PSQ") 2. Stage 2: Invitation to Tender ("ITT) 3. Stage 3: Preferred Supplier Stage ("PSP") Stage 1: PSQ Applicants are invited to express an interest in the Opportunity by completing and returning the PSQ Response Document. The Council will use this stage to confirm that neither the Applicant, nor any related persons within its corporate group, associated persons relied on to meet the conditions of participation, or proposed sub-contractors are an excluded supplier or excludable supplier in accordance with Sections 26 to 31 of the Act. Subject to their being sufficient Applicants qualifying, the Council intends to shortlist up to three (3) Applicants to Stage 2 (ITT). Following confirmation of this shortlist, the Council will formally issue the ITT to the selected Applicants. Stage 1 will complete with Applicants being notified in writing of whether or not they have been successfully shortlisted to participate in Stage 2. Applicants not invited to Stage 2 will be provided with a written explanation of the reasons why they have not been shortlisted to participate in Stage 2. Stage 2: Invitation to Tender Stage 2 will commence with the issuing of a letter inviting Applicants that have successfully passed Stage 1 (each a "Tenderer") to attend one or more dialogue meetings. The Council may, at its discretion, undertake a Dialogue Solutions stage. This stage, if undertaken, is intended to enable Tenderers to prepare a Dialogue Solutions Submission setting out, inter alia, the solutions which have developed through the procurement process to date. Full details will be provided to those Tenderers invited to Stage 2. The Dialogue will conclude with the issuing of letters to all participating Tenderers confirming the closure of dialogue and the invitation of Final Tenders. Following submission of Final Tenders, the Council will carry out an evaluation in accordance with the published Award Criteria and select the Tenderer that represents the Most Advantageous Tender. Such Tenderer shall be known as the "Preferred Tenderer". Following the evaluation of Final Tenders and identification of the "Preferred Tenderer", it is the Council's intention to send Assessment Summary letters to all Tenderers, informing them of the outcome of the process. Shortly after issuing Assessment Summary letters, the Council will publish a Contract Award Notice, setting out the Council's intention to enter into the contractual documents with the Preferred Tenderer. Publication of the Contract Award Notice will commence a 'mandatory standstill period' of at least 8 working days from the date of publication of the Contract Award Notice, in accordance with Section 51 of the Act. Stage 3: Preferred Supplier Stage Following the mandatory standstill period, the highest scoring Tenderer may be invited to engage in further discussions with the Council as part of a preferred supplier stage. This stage will be used to finalise the draft Contract terms and conditions, in accordance with the limitations set out in the Act. Tenderers should note that this is not an opportunity to renegotiate the core terms of the Contract, and the final Contract must reflect the outcome of the legal mark-up dialogue sessions. Stage 3 will end with the Council entering into the Contract with the Preferred Supplier and publication of a Contract Details Notice on the Central Digital Platform (within 30 days of the date on which the Contract is entered into). The Council will also publish a copy of the Contract to the Central Digital Platform in accordance with section 53(3) of the Act. The Council reserves the right to vary the procurement process set out above and in the procurement documents at any stage in the procurement. Please note that the 'contract start date' and 'award decision date' included within this Tender Notice are estimates and may be subject to change.
• No preliminary market engagement: No PME Notice has been published because the PME predates the new Procurement Act 2023.

CPV: Construction work

Procedure method

Competitive flexible procedure

Legal basis

UKPGA · 2023/54 Procurement Act 2023

Procurement category

Works

Notice status

Awarded

Procurement threshold

Above threshold (FTS publication)

Regulatory regime

Standard

Commercial structure

Stand-alone contract (no framework)

Competition type

Competitive procedure

GPA / WTO covered

Unspecified in notice

Recurring procurement

Unspecified in notice

First published

17 Jun 2025, 16:16 BST

Last source update

20 Jan 2026, 13:44 GMT

Award evaluation window

Submission end – 5 Jan 2026

Authority reference

Q085

FTS notice number

2025/S 000-033071

Latest notice

Contract award notice (UK6)

Classification (CPV)

Construction work

Delivery area

North West (UKD3)

Official registry OCID

ocds-h6vhtk-054e8d Find a Tender

How it runs

Interested parties should refer to the Procurement Specific Questionnaire (PSQ) for further details of the Council's intended process for the procurement.

This Competitive Flexible Procedure will be conducted in the following 3 stages:

1. Stage 1: Procurement Specific Questionnaire ("PSQ")
2. Stage 2: Invitation to Tender ("ITT)
3. Stage 3: Preferred Supplier Stage ("PSP")

Stage 1: PSQ

Applicants are invited to express an interest in the Opportunity by completing and returning the PSQ Response Document.

The Council will use this stage to confirm that neither the Applicant, nor any related persons within its corporate group, associated persons relied on to meet the conditions of participation, or proposed sub-contractors are an excluded supplier or excludable supplier in accordance with Sections 26 to 31 of the Act.

Subject to their being sufficient Applicants qualifying, the Council intends to shortlist up to three (3) Applicants to Stage 2 (ITT). Following confirmation of this shortlist, the Council will formally issue the ITT to the selected Applicants.

Stage 1 will complete with Applicants being notified in writing of whether or not they have been successfully shortlisted to participate in Stage 2. Applicants not invited to Stage 2 will be provided with a written explanation of the reasons why they have not been shortlisted to participate in Stage 2.

Stage 2: Invitation to Tender

Stage 2 will commence with the issuing of a letter inviting Applicants that have successfully passed Stage 1 (each a "Tenderer") to attend one or more dialogue meetings.

The Council may, at its discretion, undertake a Dialogue Solutions stage. This stage, if undertaken, is intended to enable Tenderers to prepare a Dialogue Solutions Submission setting out, inter alia, the solutions which have developed through the procurement process to date. Full details will be provided to those Tenderers invited to Stage 2.

The Dialogue will conclude with the issuing of letters to all participating Tenderers confirming the closure of dialogue and the invitation of Final Tenders.

Following submission of Final Tenders, the Council will carry out an evaluation in accordance with the published Award Criteria and select the Tenderer that represents the Most Advantageous Tender. Such Tenderer shall be known as the "Preferred Tenderer".

Following the evaluation of Final Tenders and identification of the "Preferred Tenderer", it is the Council's intention to send Assessment Summary letters to all Tenderers, informing them of the outcome of the process. Shortly after issuing Assessment Summary letters, the Council will publish a Contract Award Notice, setting out the Council's intention to enter into the contractual documents with the Preferred Tenderer. Publication of the Contract Award Notice will commence a 'mandatory standstill period' of at least 8 working days from the date of publication of the Contract Award Notice, in accordance with Section 51 of the Act.

Stage 3: Preferred Supplier Stage

Following the mandatory standstill period, the highest scoring Tenderer may be invited to engage in further discussions with the Council as part of a preferred supplier stage. This stage will be used to finalise the draft Contract terms and conditions, in accordance with the limitations set out in the Act. Tenderers should note that this is not an opportunity to renegotiate the core terms of the Contract, and the final Contract must reflect the outcome of the legal mark-up dialogue sessions.

Stage 3 will end with the Council entering into the Contract with the Preferred Supplier and publication of a Contract Details Notice on the Central Digital Platform (within 30 days of the date on which the Contract is entered into). The Council will also publish a copy of the Contract to the Central Digital Platform in accordance with section 53(3) of the Act.

The Council reserves the right to vary the procurement process set out above and in the procurement documents at any stage in the procurement.

Please note that the 'contract start date' and 'award decision date' included within this Tender Notice are estimates and may be subject to change.

Requests to participate (first stage)

14 Jul 2025, 12:00 BST

Submission deadline

14 Jul 2025, 12:00 BST

Clarification deadline

7 Jul 2025, 12:00 BST

Electronic submission

Allowed

Accepted languages

en

• FEDERATED HERMES LIMITEDAwarded supplierGB-COH: 01661776GB-PPON: PGPD-8432-PZNZ Sixth Floor, 150 Cheapside, London, London, EC2V 6ETContact emailShow contact details
• URBAN SPLASH DEVELOPMENTS LIMITEDBidder / tendererGB-COH: 08338877GB-PPON: PQJZ-6379-HTTX Timber Wharf, 16-22 Worsley Street, Manchester, North West, M15 4LD