GEM (Good Estate Management) Framework
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The Crescent Academy, located in Stoke On Trent, has announced the planned Good Estate Management (GEM) Framework, aimed at supporting educational settings with their procurement and estate management needs. This tender falls under the Building and Facilities Management Services industry category. The framework is segmented into various lots, including Renewable Energy Solutions, Total Facilities Management, and different scales of Capital Projects.
The procurement is currently in the planning stage, with a communication notice date set for 21 February 2025. Nationwide delivery across regions such as North, Midlands, South West, South East, and National is envisaged, which will be split accordingly among selected bidders. This tender offers significant opportunities for businesses involved in renewable energy, facilities management, construction, and related consultancy services.
Companies with expertise in strategic estate management, infrastructure, energy solutions, and large-scale construction projects will find substantial growth possibilities. Each lot will have up to ten bidders, with a minimum score threshold, lending further chances for diverse businesses to participate and potentially secure contracts under this substantial £180 million framework. This initiative not only assists schools in managing their estates more efficiently but also drives business growth through competitive and structured procurement processes.
The GEM (Good Estate Management) Framework has been specifically designed to help educational settings with professional schools' procurement and estate management.
Renewable energy solutions involve using natural resources like sunlight, wind, and water to generate clean, sustainable power. Renewable energy solutions, like solar panels, provide clean, sustainable power by converting sunlight into electricity, helping reduce energy costs and environmental impact. The GEM (Good Estate Management) Framework help to ensure that your projects are clearly defined, follow approved processes and use resource to best effect. Additional information: This lot will also be split into regions, North, Midlands, South West, South East & National. Up to 10 Bidders will be awarded to each Lot, with a minimum score threshold.
Facilities management involves strategic estate management and maintenance of a buildings infrastructure (hard FM), such as heating, ventilation and air conditioning and electrical systems, as well as services that support the comfort and well-being of occupants (soft FM), like cleaning and security. GEM (Good Estate Management) Framework can help to ensure that your estate remains safe, well maintained and compliant. If required, the GEM (Good Estate Management) Framework can provide you with ongoing support in the continued performance management of your estate. Framework users are free to form and build their own bespoke FM model which suits their needs. Additional information: This lot will also be split into regions, North, Midlands, South West, South East & National. Up to 10 Bidders will be awarded to each Lot, with a minimum score threshold.
Capital projects up to GBP 250,000 involve improvements or upgrades to buildings, equipment, or infrastructure within that budget. The GEM (Good Estate Management) Framework help to ensure that your projects are clearly defined, follow approved processes and use resource to best effect. Additional information: This lot will also be split into regions, North, Midlands, South West, South East & National. Up to 10 Bidders will be awarded to each Lot, with a minimum score threshold.
Capital projects exceeding GBP 1 million involve significant investments in large-scale developments, such as complex construction, major infrastructure upgrades, or extensive facility expansions. The GEM (Good Estate Management) Framework help to ensure that your projects are clearly defined, follow approved processes and use resource to best effect. Additional information: This lot will also be split into regions, North, Midlands, South West, South East & National. Up to 10 Bidders will be awarded to each Lot, with a minimum score threshold.
Capital projects ranging from GBP 250,000 to 1 million GBP, involve larger-scale improvements or developments, such as major renovations or new constructions, within this budget range. The GEM (Good Estate Management) Framework help to ensure that your projects are clearly defined, follow approved processes and use resource to best effect. Additional information: This lot will also be split into regions, North, Midlands, South West, South East & National. Up to 10 Bidders will be awarded to each Lot, with a minimum score threshold.
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