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National Civil Engineering & Infrastructure Framework London 8 th December 2017 Matt Carrington-Moore Chief Marketing Officer Adrian Hill Head of Frameworks John Simons Head of Procurement & Audit Agenda Scape Group Scape

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National Civil Engineering & Infrastructure Framework

London 8th December 2017

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Matt Carrington-Moore

Chief Marketing Officer

Adrian Hill

Head of Frameworks

John Simons

Head of Procurement & Audit

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▪ Scape Group ▪ Scape Procure ▪ Framework model ▪ Procurement process ▪ Q&A

Agenda

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Our structure

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A public sector organisation, dedicated to creating efficiency and social value via the built environment

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Our shareholders

We are public sector We collaborate We secure social value We enable positive outcomes

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Our approach

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▪ Market driven strategy ▪ Robust procurement processes ▪ High calibre delivery team ▪ Performance management protocols ▪ Strong client engagement approach ▪ Proactive communications

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We’re already receiving excellent feedback from

ccupiers and visitors

about the completed Birchwood Pinchpoint improvements.

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CONTENT

OPINION

INSIGHTS

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#TeamScape A voice for industry

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2016/17 NATIONAL

COMMUNICATIONS

PERFORMANCE 31.3m

REACH

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Overview

Adrian Hill

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Scape Procure team ▪ Framework management ▪ Regional business management ▪ Performance management

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Our partners

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Our frameworks

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Performance management

▪ Client satisfaction ▪ Performance (time and cost) ▪ Local labour ▪ Local spend ▪ SME engagement ▪ Fair payment ▪ Health and safety ▪ Waste diversion ▪ Training and apprenticeships ▪ Social value

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Our frameworks

95%

Projects on time 99% Projects on budget 9/10 Client satisfaction

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Our clients

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Our clients

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Our clients

817 250

Clients Local Authorities

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Civil Engineering & Infrastructure framework

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Current framework

£920m

Active projects across the UK

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Types of projects

▪ Highways ▪ Bridges ▪ Flood and coastal defence ▪ Railway stations ▪ Waste transfer stations ▪ Multi-storey car parks ▪ Public space ▪ Ground investigation

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Client satisfaction

9/10

On budget

95%

On time

97%

Framework statistics

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within 10 miles

38%

within 20 miles

59%

within 40 miles

84%

Local labour

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SME and supply chain

Fair payment

98%

SME engagement

89%

Supply chain satisfaction

9/10

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Flagship Case Study

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Flagship Case Study

Gobbins Coastal Path Phase 1

“The service has been excellent. The team were

pen and available to the Council prior to the

project beginning. There is access to knowledge and specialists within the team and we are building and developing a very concrete relationship. This is why we would reference and trust Balfour Beatty due to the experience we have had.” Tracy Hegarty, Mid and East Antrim Borough Council Complete

8/10 90%

Local labour within 40 miles Client satisfaction SME sub-contractor spend

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Flagship Case Study

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Framework proposal

John Simons

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Market engagement ▪ Clients ▪ Partners ▪ Potential bidders

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Client drivers

▪ OJEU compliance ▪ Rapid commissioning ▪ Early engagement ▪ Consistent quality ▪ Cost certainty ▪ Economies of scale ▪ Focus on local delivery ▪ Social value

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CPV Codes

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Agreements

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Framework Strategy England, Wales and Northern Ireland Scotland ▪ Four year framework ▪ Project values: £50k - £100m+

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Framework Strategy

Area Value England, Wales and Northern Ireland £1.6billion Scotland £400million

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Bidder eligibility ▪ Extensively managed local supply chain ▪ Consortia bids accepted ▪ Preferred providers ▪ Annual turnover requirement

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Proposed turnover requirements

Area Annual turnover required England, Wales and Northern Ireland £500million Scotland £100million

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Procurement process ▪ OJEU compliant - restricted process ▪ Pre Qualification Questionnaire (ESPD) ▪ Invitation to Tender (ITT) ▪ Interviews ▪ Framework Agreement (NEC4) ▪ ESIF/ERDF requirements

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Evaluation

▪ Price: 40%

 Quality questions: 50%  Interviews: 10%

▪ Quality: 60%

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Activity Date

Issue Prior Information Notice November 2017 Market Engagement December 2017 Issue OJEU Contract Notices

(Procurement documents available including draft ITT)

January 2018 PQQ Stage January – February 2018 PQQ Evaluation February – April 2018 ITT Stage April – June 2018 ITT Evaluation

(including interviews)

June – August 2018 Notification of Intent to Award October – November 2018 Confirmation of Award October – November 2018

Indicative timetable

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Thank you

Enquiries general@scapegroup.co.uk