Single Delivery Partner South Kilburn Regeneration Programme

• How the procedure runs: Interested parties should refer to ‘Section 2: Procurement Process’ of the Invitation to Submit Initial Tenders (“ISIT”) (as issued via the Council’s Portal) for further details of the Council’s intended process for the procurement. Interested parties are invited to submit a completed Initial Tender Response Document (“ITRD”) (the form of which has been issued via the Council’s Portal alongside the ISIT). The ITRD comprises two parts: i. A procurement specific questionnaire, including information about the entity, exclusions and financial and legal capacity and technical ability / experience; and ii. Initial Tender questions which will assess Tenderers’ approaches to matters relevant to the Opportunity, supported by case studies and experience. Completed ITRDs will be evaluated by the Council in accordance with the criteria and methodology set out in Section 3 of the ISIT. Following evaluation of the completed ITRDs received, the Council intends to prepare a shortlist of up to five (5) Tenderers (being those who have passed all relevant sections of procurement specific questionnaire and have achieved the highest scores in the evaluation of Initial Tender questions). The Council will invite the shortlisted Tenderers to participate in Initial Tender presentations / interviews. The Council will formally issue shortlisting letters to the selected Tenderers setting out more detail in respect of the Initial Tender presentations / interviews. Initial Tender presentations / interviews will be evaluated by the Council in accordance with the criteria and methodology set out in Section 3 of the ISIT. Following evaluation of the Initial Tender presentations, it is the Council’s intention to invite up to three (3) Tenderers to submit Detailed Tenders. The Council will formally issue shortlisting letters and an Invitation to Submit Detailed Tenders (“ISDT”) to the selected Tenderers setting out more detail in respect of the Detailed Tenders. In the event that one or more of the shortlisted Tenderers withdraw from the procurement process soon after the ISDT is issued, the Council reserves the right to invite the next highest scoring Tenderer resulting from the Initial Tender stage evaluation (or Tenderers as appropriate) to participate. The Council intends to hold a number of meetings with the Tenderers to discuss their emerging proposals (being the Detailed Tender stage), before issuing a call for Final Tenders. Final Tenders received will be evaluated in accordance with the award criteria set out in the ISIT and further particularised in the ISDT to be issued. Following evaluation, and identification of the most advantageous tender, the Council intends to hold ‘preferred tenderer’ stage with the Tenderer who submitted the most advantageous tender prior to entry into contract so as to clarify and confirm commitments made and for limited post tender negotiation. The Council reserves the right to vary the procurement process set out above and in the procurement documents at any stage in the procurement. The Council considered whether the Opportunity was suitable for dividing into lots. It was determined that the opportunity was not suitable for dividing on the basis that: - dividing into lots could increase technical risk to delivery - the scheme requires a single cohesive approach (and multiple developers could undermine this) - it could make the contract disproportionately expensive to manage. It should be noted that: • The ‘total value (estimated)’ stated in this notice is an expression of the estimated gross development value of the development which could be delivered through the Opportunity. • The ‘tender submission deadline’ stated in this notice is the deadline for submission of Initial Tenders; 16:00 05 September 2025. The deadline for submission of Final Tenders for shortlisted bidders is 16:00 27 March 2026. • The ‘award decision date (estimated)’ stated in this notice is an estimate only and may be subject to change. Tenderers should refer to the Invitation to Submit Initial Tenders for further particulars in respect of both the opportunity and process.

CPV: Construction work · Real estate services

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

Yes (GPA)

Recurring procurement

Unspecified in notice

First published

16 Apr 2025, 17:14 BST

Last source update

21 Oct 2026, 17:49 BST

Award evaluation window

Submission end – 31 May 2026

Authority reference

DN773850 COMREG 2526-114

FTS notice number

2025/S 000-036252

Latest notice

Contract award notice (UK6)

Classification (CPV)

Construction workReal estate services

Delivery area

London (UKI72)

Official registry OCID

ocds-h6vhtk-050465 Find a Tender

How it runs

Interested parties should refer to ‘Section 2: Procurement Process’ of the Invitation to Submit Initial Tenders (“ISIT”) (as issued via the Council’s Portal) for further details of the Council’s intended process for the procurement.

Interested parties are invited to submit a completed Initial Tender Response Document (“ITRD”) (the form of which has been issued via the Council’s Portal alongside the ISIT). The ITRD comprises two parts:

i. A procurement specific questionnaire, including information about the entity, exclusions and financial and legal capacity and technical ability / experience; and

ii. Initial Tender questions which will assess Tenderers’ approaches to matters relevant to the Opportunity, supported by case studies and experience.

Completed ITRDs will be evaluated by the Council in accordance with the criteria and methodology set out in Section 3 of the ISIT.

Following evaluation of the completed ITRDs received, the Council intends to prepare a shortlist of up to five (5) Tenderers (being those who have passed all relevant sections of procurement specific questionnaire and have achieved the highest scores in the evaluation of Initial Tender questions).

The Council will invite the shortlisted Tenderers to participate in Initial Tender presentations / interviews. The Council will formally issue shortlisting letters to the selected Tenderers setting out more detail in respect of the Initial Tender presentations / interviews.

Initial Tender presentations / interviews will be evaluated by the Council in accordance with the criteria and methodology set out in Section 3 of the ISIT.

Following evaluation of the Initial Tender presentations, it is the Council’s intention to invite up to three (3) Tenderers to submit Detailed Tenders. The Council will formally issue shortlisting letters and an Invitation to Submit Detailed Tenders (“ISDT”) to the selected Tenderers setting out more detail in respect of the Detailed Tenders.

In the event that one or more of the shortlisted Tenderers withdraw from the procurement process soon after the ISDT is issued, the Council reserves the right to invite the next highest scoring Tenderer resulting from the Initial Tender stage evaluation (or Tenderers as appropriate) to participate.

The Council intends to hold a number of meetings with the Tenderers to discuss their emerging proposals (being the Detailed Tender stage), before issuing a call for Final Tenders.

Final Tenders received will be evaluated in accordance with the award criteria set out in the ISIT and further particularised in the ISDT to be issued.

Following evaluation, and identification of the most advantageous tender, the Council intends to hold ‘preferred tenderer’ stage with the Tenderer who submitted the most advantageous tender prior to entry into contract so as to clarify and confirm commitments made and for limited post tender negotiation.

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

The Council considered whether the Opportunity was suitable for dividing into lots. It was determined that the opportunity was not suitable for dividing on the basis that:

• dividing into lots could increase technical risk to delivery
• the scheme requires a single cohesive approach (and multiple developers could undermine this)
• it could make the contract disproportionately expensive to manage.

It should be noted that:

• The ‘total value (estimated)’ stated in this notice is an expression of the estimated gross development value of the development which could be delivered through the Opportunity.
• The ‘tender submission deadline’ stated in this notice is the deadline for submission of Initial Tenders; 16:00 05 September 2025. The deadline for submission of Final Tenders for shortlisted bidders is 16:00 27 March 2026.
• The ‘award decision date (estimated)’ stated in this notice is an estimate only and may be subject to change.

Tenderers should refer to the Invitation to Submit Initial Tenders for further particulars in respect of both the opportunity and process.

Submission deadline

5 Sept 2025, 16:00 BST

Submission channel

Official e-sourcing portal

Electronic submission

Allowed

Accepted languages

en

• BALLYMORE LIMITEDAwarded supplierGB-COH: 04936525GB-PPON: PWDQ-6276-PRMQ 4th Floor 161 Marsh Wall, London, London, E14 9SJContact emailShow contact details
• MOUNT ANVIL NEW HOLDINGS LIMITEDBidder / tendererGB-COH: 07209710GB-PPON: PWHD-6856-DGGD 140 Aldersgate Street, London, London, EC1A 4HY
• ST GEORGE PLCBidder / tendererGB-COH: 02590468GB-PPON: PGPW-9375-PPYW Berkeley House, Cobham, South East, KT11 1JG