Integrated Partnerships Framework
TenderHighlights
- Tender deadline
- 18 Nov 2026
- Estimated value
- £10,500,000,000
- Location
- UKN0
Details
- Published
- 16 Oct 2026
- Tender deadline
- 18 Nov 2026
- Value
- £10,500,000,000
- Location
- UKN0
- Source
- Find a Tender
- Source notice ID
- 098175-2026
- OCID
- ocds-h6vhtk-06d9ab
- CPV codes
- 45100000, 45111200, 45111240, 45231100, 45231110, 45232150, 45232400, 45232410, 45232411, 45232420, 45232421, 45232422, 45232423, 45232424, 45232430, 45232431, 45232440, 45252126, 45252130, 45310000
Description
The IF109 Framework is being established to support delivery of NI Water's capital investment programme and will succeed the existing IF105 Integrated Partnerships Framework, which is due to expire in May 2028. The Framework is intended to support delivery of the PC28 investment programme and future regulatory periods whilst securing the capacity, capability, flexibility, value for money and resilience required to deliver NI Water's future capital programme.
The IF109 Integrated Partnerships Framework will support a range of works and related services including programme and project management, design, engineering, construction, commissioning and other supporting or ancillary activities necessary to support the successful delivery of NI Water's capital investment programme.
The Framework is intended to support delivery of NI Water's future investment priorities, including regulatory compliance, service improvement, resilience enhancement, environmental performance and long-term sustainability objectives.
The IF109 Integrated Partnerships Framework comprises four Lots covering:
Lot 1 - Minor Civil Pipelaying Works
Lot 2 - Minor Civil Works
Lot 3 - Minor MEICA & Process Works
Lot 4 - Major Civil, MEICA & Process Works
Together, these Lots will support the delivery of projects ranging from small-scale network investment and rehabilitation activities through to large-scale, complex, multidisciplinary capital programmes across NI Water's water and wastewater asset base.
The Framework has been designed to support long-term delivery of NI Water's investment programme whilst providing the flexibility required to respond to evolving programme, funding and operational requirements throughout its duration.
The total framework value may be shared across all Lots.
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Lots (4)
| Lot | Title | Value |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Minor Civil PipelayingLot 1 is intended to support the delivery of pipelaying and network rehabilitation activities associated with below-ground water and wastewater infrastructure assets across Northern Ireland. Activities may include the design, investigation, installation, renewal, repair, rehabilitation, testing and commissioning of water distribution mains, wastewater sewers, rising mains, communication pipes and associated network assets. Typical project values are expected to range from £0 million to £3 million. | £150,000,000 |
| 2 | Civil Minor WorksLot 2 is intended to support the delivery of civil engineering works across infrastructure and non-infrastructure assets where the principal delivery requirements are civil in nature. Activities may include the design, construction, refurbishment, testing and commissioning of tanks, chambers, reservoirs, pumping station civil works, treatment works civil infrastructure, building works and associated civil engineering activities. Typical project values are expected to range from £0 million to £10 million. | £1,350,000,000 |
| 3 | Minor MEICA & Process WorksLot 3 is intended to support the delivery of MEICA-driven projects undertaken within operational water and wastewater treatment, pumping and process environments. Activities may include the design, manufacture, installation, integration, testing, commissioning, optimisation and replacement of mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, control and automation systems, together with associated process engineering activities. Typical project values are expected to range from £0 million to £10 million. | £3,550,000,000 |
| 4 | Major Civil, MEICA & Process WorksLot 4 is intended to support the delivery of large-scale, high-value and complex capital investment projects requiring integrated civil, mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, control, automation and process engineering capabilities. Typical projects may include the planning, design, construction, refurbishment, installation, testing, commissioning and handover of major water and wastewater treatment works, pumping stations, service reservoirs, network infrastructure and other strategic capital projects. Typical project values are expected to exceed £1 million. Projects are generally anticipated to exceed £10 million, although projects between £1 million and £10 million may be awarded under this Lot where appropriate due to their scale, complexity or multidisciplinary requirements. Specific arrangements may apply to higher-value and more complex projects within this Lot. Call-off contracts may be awarded either following a competitive selection process between eligible Framework suppliers or, where permitted under the Framework, without further competition in accordance with the objective supplier selection mechanism specified in the Framework. The applicable selection process and allocation arrangements will be as set out in the Framework documentation. | £5,450,000,000 |