£7.5M

A Contract Award Notice
by MINISTRY OF DEFENCE

Source: Find a Tender
Type: Framework (Goods)
Duration: not specified
Value: £8M

Sector: DEFENCE
Published: 29 Jun 2023
Delivery: not specified
Deadline: n/a

Concepts

Location

Bristol:

Geochart for 1 buyers and 1 suppliers

1 buyer

MOD Bristol

1 supplier

Rolls Royce Power Engineering Bristol

Description

Spares, Repairs and Post Design and Technical Services for Electrical and Control Systems (MCAS)

Total Quantity or Scope

Electronic and electrical spare parts for warships. Repair and maintenance services of military electronic systems. Submarines. Spares, Repairs, Post Design and Technical Support for Platform Control and Indication Systems and Equipment for Naval Ships and Submarines. The requirement covers the manufacture, sourcing, repair and design support for equipment and items together with services such as obsolescence management and the updating of drawings and technical documentation. Systems and Equipment include Machinery Control and Surveillance (MCAS) systems. These are used to control and monitor internal Naval Ship activities such as power generation and distribution, sea and water systems, main propulsion, platform systems and auxiliary and hotel systems. Additional information: This requirement was previously advertised for competition under Prior Information Notice (OJEU: 2018/S 036-07956) and Contract Notice (OJEU: 2018/S 158-363490/EN) as MSS/043 Lot 1. Competition proved ineffective due to the proprietary nature of elements of the requirement. As a result a Single Tender was issued and the Contract has now been awarded.

Award Detail

1	Rolls Royce Power Engineering (Bristol) Reference: 018474-2023-1 Value: £7,772,523

Award Criteria

Lowest price

CPV Codes

35522000 - Electronic and electrical spare parts for warships

Legal Justification

This requirement was previously advertised for competition under Prior Information Notice (OJEU: 2018/S 036-07956) and Contract Notice (OJEU: 2018/S 158-363490/EN) as MSS/043 Lot 1. Competition proved ineffective due to the proprietary nature of elements of the requirement. As a result a Single Tender was issued and the Contract has now been awarded.