Priory Road (Southampton) Property Level Protection Scheme - Supply and Installation of Property Level Protection Measures to Residential Properties
SOUTHAMPTON CITY COUNCILEstimated Value
Up to £170,000
Deadline
8 May 2017
Published
5 April 2017
Type
works
Overview
In 2015, Southampton City Council (SCC) successfully completed the Belsize Flood Resilience Project funded by the Defra Community Resilience Pathfinder Scheme. The project reduced flood risk to 41 properties through a mix of Property Level Protection (PLP) and a community level flood wall.
During the project, a study into the understanding of flood risk interactions was commissioned revealing that flood risk in the area had previously been underestimated, placing more properties in the very significant flood category. In May 2016, SCC applied for a Local Levy Grant from the Environment Agency to extend the roll out of PLP to the newly identified at risk properties.
The aim of the Priory Road Property Level Protection scheme is to reduce the impact of flooding to a further thirty residential properties which have been identified as being within the very significant risk category through the flood risk interactions work undertaken as part of the Belsize Flood Resilience Project. The residential properties in this project consist of a mix of detached, semi-detached and terraced properties.
Eligibility & compliance
Additional information: Applicants will be required to apply via "Supply Southampton" website which can be accessed via, https://supplysouthampton.esourcingportal.com/ where you can register your details and access documentation.
Regulations cited
- Information Act 2000
Submission
All documentation including questionnaires must be completed and submitted by no later than the time/date indicated.
Additional details
The Council undertakes to use reasonable endeavours to hold confidential any information provided in the proposal submitted, subject to the Council's obligations under law, including the Freedom of Information Act 2000. If the applicant considers that any of the information submitted in the proposal should not be disclosed because of its sensitivity then this should be stated with the reason for considering it sensitive.
The Council will then consider the sensitivity statement before replying to any request received under the Freedom of Information Act 2000. Any enquiries regarding the tender process must be directed through the website to the Curtis Fitch System.
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Southampton City CouncilKey Dates
Published
5 April 2017
Submission deadline
8 May 2017
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