Framework Agreement for Demolition and Deconstruction of High-Rise and Low Rise Properties

Low Rise and Non-Complex Demolition Projects. Such as : Residential Buildings: Single-family homes, duplexes, and small apartment buildings. Small Commercial Structures: Garages, lock-ups, sheds, ,small retail buildings and education buildings. Low-Rise Towers: Buildings up to 11 stories high. Non-Hazardous Sites: Locations without significant environmental contamination or hazardous materials. Clear Access and Logistics: Sites with straightforward access for demolition equipment and debris removal. Minimal Proximity Concerns: Structures that are not closely surrounded by other buildings, reducing the risk of collateral damage. *This list is indicative, and the Council reserves the right to determine whether a project is non-complex based on specific building or environmental factors on a project-by-project basis. Additional information: Full details of the technical criteria and evaluation methodology are in the tender documents. Up to six (6) bidders will be appointed to this lot. If more than one bidder achieves the same score at the cut-off point, the Council reserves the right to appoint additional bidders to ensure fairness and maintain competitive balance.

Lot 2 - High Rise and Complex Demolition Definition – High Rise towers 12 stories and over and complex demolition projects. Complex project may include structures with Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC), post-tensioning systems, mine workings, structural challenges, demolition in live complex environments, site constraints and contaminated sites. Plus, large scale shopping centres and commercial buildings * This list is indicative, and the Council reserves the right to determine whether a project is complex due to building or environmental challenges on a project-by-project basis. Additional information: Full details of the technical criteria and evaluation methodology are in the tender documents. Up to five (5) bidders will be appointed to this lot. If more than one bidder achieves the same score at the cut-off point, the Council reserves the right to appoint additional bidders to ensure fairness and maintain competitive balance.