Northern LGPS Property Framework
Tameside Metropolitan Borough CouncilEstimated Value
Up to £12,000,000
Deadline
3 July 2020
Published
11 May 2020
Type
services
Overview
The Northern LGPS (GMPF, MPF, & WYPF) wishes to set up a framework for Investment Property Management Services. Full details of the requirements are set out in the tender pack.
In summary, the framework will comprise 6 areas of work divided into Lots. Each Lot will have a number of providers, from whom each of the funds can procure services by way of a mini-competition depending on its needs.
As can be seen, the current total value of mandates across all three funds is £2 billion (£2,000,000,000). Some of the current mandates overlap across the way the Lots have been divided up, and so the total amount of mandated work from a particular fund may not increase significantly when divided across the Lots.
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The Northern LGPS estimates that mandates totalling approximately £2 bn - £2.5 bn may be awarded under the lifetime of the framework across all Lots. You should go to the Chest and electronically express your interest in the requirement, after which point the necessary documentation will be made available to you. All correspondence in regards to this requirement must through the messages function of the Chest, no correspondence will be issued by STAR, the Council, or GMPF outside of the Chest.
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Tameside Metropolitan Borough CouncilKey Dates
Published
11 May 2020
Submission deadline
3 July 2020
Notice type
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