Adpar Development - Martin Arnold Retrospective Appointment - Multi-Disciplinary Consultancy Services
December 20, 2024 Executive Director of Regeneration, Economy and Planning (Officer) Approved View on council websiteThis summary is generated by AI from the council’s published record and supporting documents. Check the full council record and source link before relying on it.
Summary
...to endorse a direct award to appoint Martin Arnold as the Council’s consultant to deliver Multi-Disciplinary Consultant Services for the Adpar Street development, for a value of up to £74,718.75 excl. VAT.
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Decision
Decision Taken:
Executive Director of Regeneration, Economy
& Planning to approve to endorse a direct award to appoint
Martin Arnold (Reg No. OC315838) as the Council’s consultant
to deliver Multi-Disciplinary Consultant Services (incl. Quantity
Surveyor, Employer’s Agent and Construction Design Management
(CDM) Advisor) to support the delivery of the remaining Main Build
Construction works for Adpar Street, for a value of up to
£74,718.75 excl. VAT (£89,662.50 incl. VAT).
This appointment can be covered under a RoOED
in line with the Council’s Financial Regulations.
Reasons for the Decision:
The provision of Multi-Disciplinary Services
is critical to the successful delivery of the Adpar Street
development, with Practical Completion anticipated December 2025.
Martin Arnold were the original Multi-Disciplinary Consultant Team
appointed to support the delivery of Adpar Street, which they
carried out up to the point of Geoffrey Osborne entering
administration in late April. By appointing Martin Arnold, the
Council will benefit from: · Experience – Through
working with members, councillors and the community, Martin Arnold
have built considerable experience of the political and local
sensitivities in Westminster and the project, experience that
cannot be transferred. · Time Constraints– If not
retained, the alternative option would be to run a full tender
exercise for new multi-disciplinary services. However, any new
consultant would need to be brought up to speed on the project
challenges, community, and political sensitivities, which could
prolong the timeline to complete the works and create additional
cost burden for the Council. · Project Continuity –
Through their work to date, Martin Arnold would be able to pick up
the work seamlessly and assist new members of the professional team
in understanding the challenges and sensitivities with the
scheme.
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Details
| Outcome | Recommendations Approved |
| Decision date | 20 Dec 2024 |