The Homes and Communities Agency is gearing up to start the bid race to renew its delivery partner panel early next month.
More than 25 contractors and developers on the existing panel will be fighting for a place on the new housing delivery panel, which covers the country with the exception of London.
The DPP2 framework is due to expire in March next year opening up fresh opportunities for firms to join the mega framework.
Big industry names that secured places on DPP2 include Willmott Dixon, Wates, Kier, Bouygues, Lovell, Mansell, Carillion, Miller, Higgins, Rydon and Galliford Try.
These existing framework partners were enticed to bid with a forecast four-year spend of £4bn, with the HCA taking more responsibility for mixed-use tenure schemes and bring in more bodies to use its preferred list this estimate has been ramped up to £8bn for the next round of bidding.
Interested firms are invited to respond to a survey questionnaire as part of a pre-procurement market testing exercise, which can be obtained here.
The existing DPP2 framework is split into four geographic lots across England. This time around contractors and house builders will be asked for their views on this regional set-up.
from Construction Enquirer http://www.constructionenquirer.com/2016/09/16/hca-to-start-8bn-delivery-panel-3-bid-race-next-month/
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