Notice for construction works for the new Faculty of Business & Law Building

OJEU Restricted procedure notice reference: 2007/S 58-071244 - EN

University tender Ref: 419

You are invited to express an interest in being considered for inclusion on a list of tenderers for the main building contract works for a New Faculty of Business and Law Building.

The new facility will bring together the Faculty of Business and Law into one building on the Leicester City Campus.  

The contract will be to carry out and complete the building works associated with the new building. Construction of a new concrete framed building on the Leicester City Campus which will provide accommodation for the delivery of teaching and learning, offices for academic and support staff and ancillary facilities.  The gross internal floor area is 14,500 square metres approximately and the estimated value of the construction works is between 18,000,000 – 20,000,000 GBP excluding VAT.  

The Form of Procurement will be traditional.  

The proposed date for the commencement of the construction works on site is early 2008 and the completion date is June 2009.

You may request the pre-qualification application form by emailing purchasing@dmu.ac.uk  and quoting reference 419.

Closing date for the return of applications:  noon, Friday 27 April 2007.

Last day for requesting an application is:  17:00 hours, Monday 23 April 2007.

For all enquires and further details contact Mrs Jyoti Mistry, Deputy  Procurement Manager, Finance Department on telephone: +44 (0) 116 250 6338, Fax: +44 (0) 116 2506069 or email purchasing@dmu.ac.uk

De Montfort University has a legal duty to comply with the provisions of the Freedom of Information Act, 2000 and the Environmental Information Regulations 2004. Accordingly, information in relation to this contract and any prior related tender may be made available on demand in accordance with the legislation. You should state if any of the information supplied by you as part of the contract is either confidential or commercially sensitive, or should not be disclosed to a third party in response to a request for information under the Act. The reasons for such sensitivity must be specified. In such cases the relevant material will be examined in the light of the exemptions provided in the Freedom of Information Act or Environmental Information Regulations, although the University cannot guarantee that any exemption will apply.

Notice publication date:  21 March 2007