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Lee Valley Regional Park Authority

ICE CENTRE FEASIBILITY STUDY

Business ServicesCPV 79000000 79300000 79310000 71000000 71200000 71240000 79400000 79410000 92000000 92600000 45000000 45200000 45210000
Value£41k
Awarded14 Jul 2015
Published1 Jul 2015
RegionLondon
Outcome — awarded

This is a contract result notice, not an open opportunity. Details from the official award data.

Contract value in context
£41ktotal contract value
median £66k
this tender£0£1.6m

This sits in the lower-middle of the Business Services band — a mid-scale opportunity. Based on 57,319 valued Business Services tenders in our corpus.

The brief

The Lee Valley Regional Park Authority is seeking the services of a creative, skilled and appropriately experienced consultancy team to undertake the third and final part of an evaluation study looking at the future of Ice centre provision within the Lee Valley Park.

This third phase builds upon earlier evaluation work and will be undertaken as two distinct pieces of work.

Phase three, part one, will require the consultancy to agree a scope for any new development or refurbishment with Lee Valley Regional Park and the Lee Valley Leisure Trust.

Phase three, part two, progress on part two will be dependent on the outputs and outcomes of part one.

If the project can be progressed then part two will look at potential sites and the consultant will be required to develop a weighted matrix on which an informed decision can be made relating to the preferred location of any new development.

Two reports have been completed already to assist with decisions related to an ice venue located within the Lee Valley Regional Park.

The first report was undertaken in May 2013.

This looked at the provision of ice, operational performance, opportunities and threats in the market.

This was followed in August 2013 by a second report which looked at a review of the strategic and financial options for ice provision, providing market tested information related to a number of Ice venue configurations.

The Authority, upon completion of Phase three, part one, will require the detail outlined within the Tender documentation The consultant team, during this phase, will be expected to identify and arrange specific site/venue visits to help inform decisions taken during this phase of work.

Phase three, part two will only take place based on the outcome of the work done in part one.

The consultancy team, at this stage, will be required to present and agree a weighted matrix with the Authority and the Trust, which will inform the choice of a site for the development.

The Consultant appointed will be required to demonstrate expertise and will be able to consider; physical and environmental constraints, planning issues, synergy with existing facilities, funding opportunities from commercial partners, competition, costs related to specific locations, time for delivery, and risk.

Key requirements

What the supplier must deliver

01

If the project can be progressed then

If the project can be progressed then part two will look at potential sites and the consultant will be required to develop a weighted matrix on which an informed decision can be made relating to the preferred location of any new development.

02

The consultant team, during this phase,

The consultant team, during this phase, will be expected to identify and arrange specific site/venue visits to help inform decisions taken during this phase of work.

03

The consultancy team, at this stage,

The consultancy team, at this stage, will be required to present and agree a weighted matrix with the Authority and the Trust, which will inform the choice of a site for the development.

04

The Consultant appointed will be required

The Consultant appointed will be required to demonstrate expertise and will be able to consider; physical and environmental constraints, planning issues, synergy with existing facilities, funding opportunities from commercial partners, competition, costs related to specific locations, time for delivery, and risk.

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OCID
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Stage
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Source
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Buyer ref
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