Demolition DPS

Original TED description

EEM’s DPS will be used by contracting authorities looking to appoint an approved demolition contractor to carry out property demolition. Demolition contracts to be let via this DPS agreement will include for low and high rise demolition, domestic and commercial properties and allowing for a variety of demolition methods taking into account the requirements and most suitable methods of demolition for the contracting authority. Our members property stock consists of: domestic houses, sheltered housing schemes, bungalows, blocks of flats, garages, community and leisure centres, hospitals, student accommodation, universities, schools, depots, corporate office buildings, commercial properties and any other building types owned by our contracting authorities. All demolition works awarded via the DPS will be carried out in accordance with the latest legislation and standards and waste must be transported and disposed of in accordance with relevant legislation, regulations, the site waste management plan and ensuring licensed waste carrier and disposal station. Contractors approved onto the system must be a member of the National Federation of Demolition Contractors (NFDC) and demolition operatives, site supervisors, site managers and any other relevant staff must hold a valid CCDO card relevant to their role. Demolition machine and plant operators must hold a CPCS card to operate, fleet, excavators, and high reach applications. The DPS will cover single and multiple demolition contracts, low and high rise buildings and domestic and commercial properties, allowing for a variety of demolition methods taking into account the requirements and most suitable methods of demolition for the contracting authority and ensuring all buildings are demolished down to ground level. Structures must be demolished in accordance with BS 6187. Approved DPS suppliers will be responsible for all associated works required as part of demolition contracts including but not limited to • All necessary plans, surveys, risk assessments, method statements and reports to support the safe and successful demolition of properties. • Preparation of construction phase plan and health and safety files and site waste management plan. • Site security, hoarding, compound and welfare set-up. • Working with the contracting authorities to obtain any necessary licenses including F10 notification to the HSE required to carry out the works, from the relevant authority. • Carry out principal contractor role in accordance with the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 (CDM 2015). Ensuring the demolition and dismantling of structures are planned and carried out in such a way as to prevent danger or, where this is not practicable, to reduce danger to as low a level as reasonably practicable. • Dust, noise, and vibrating plant monitoring. • Containment and removal of all asbestos containing materials, where requested to arrange this in line with the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012 and the refurbishment and demolition survey included within contracting authority tender documentation. • Site preparation and clearance work to include soft strip out works to remove all non-structural elements inside and outside of a building to facilitate demolition works. • Sorting and salvage of demolished materials once property has been demolished unless otherwise agreed with the contracting authority. • Removal and disposal of all demolition material off-site. • Waste storage, transportation and disposal in accordance with relevant legislation and regulations and in accordance with site waste management plans ensuring use of a licensed waste carrier and disposal station. • Any other works associated with demolition and dismantling.