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PHASE 1 ENABLING WORKS - COLOMENDY INDUSTRIAL ESTATE EXPANSION INCLUDING DCC WASTE TRANSFER STATION - CONTRACT AWARD
Meeting: 27/04/2021 - Cabinet (Item 8)
8 PHASE 1 ENABLING WORKS - COLOMENDY INDUSTRIAL ESTATE EXPANSION INCLUDING DCC WASTE TRANSFER STATION - CONTRACT AWARD
To consider a confidential report by Councillor Brian Jones, Lead Member for Waste, Transport and the Environment (copy enclosed) seeking Cabinet approval of the contract award for delivery of Phase 1 of the extension of the Colomendy Industrial Estate.
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Decision:
RESOLVED that Cabinet –
(a) approve the award of a Contract for the
Phase 1 Enabling Works – Colomendy Industrial Estate
Expansion including DCC Waste Transfer Station to the named Contractor as
recommended within the report and as per the Contract Award Recommendation
Report (Appendix 1 to the report), and
(b) confirms that it
has read, understood and taken account of the Well-being Impact Assessment
(Appendix 3 to the report) as part of its consideration.
Minutes:
Councillor Brian Jones presented the
confidential report seeking Cabinet approval of the contract award for delivery
of Phase 1 of the extension of the Colomendy
Industrial Estate Expansion including DCC Waste Transfer Station.
Details of the processes undertaken during the
procurement exercise had been detailed within the report including the price
and quality rating and estimated value leading to the selection of the
preferred contractor. Councillor Jones
referred to the collaborative approach and benefits that would bring both in
terms of generating employment in the area and in delivering high quality
facilities for the council. He also paid
tribute to the Project Manager and his team for the work carried out. The Head of Highways and Environmental
Services and Lead Member for Finance further elaborated upon the cost benefits
to the council and the process of cost recovery from the consortium and also
the intention for the new Waste Transfer Station to include environmentally
friendly technologies to reduce carbon footprint.
Cabinet welcomed the partnership working
between the public and private sector and benefits it would bring to the
area. Having considered the detail of
the report Cabinet was satisfied with the outcome of the procurement process
and recommendations. The Leader also
thanked officers for the hard work carried out.
RESOLVED that Cabinet –
(a) approve the award of a Contract for the
Phase 1 Enabling Works – Colomendy Industrial Estate
Expansion including DCC Waste Transfer Station to the named Contractor as
recommended within the report and as per the Contract Award Recommendation
Report (Appendix 1 to the report), and
(b) confirms that it
has read, understood and taken account of the Well-being Impact Assessment
(Appendix 3 to the report) as part of its consideration.
Prior
to the close of the meeting, and at the request of the Leader, the Corporate
Director Communities provided an overview of the current situation with regard
to Covid-19. There was generally an
improving picture across Wales with no major outbreaks. Denbighshire had only recorded five positive
cases over the last five days with a seven day rolling average of 5.2 cases per
100,000 population against the overall Wales average of 12.2 per 100,000
population. At national level
discussions were ongoing around a potential third peak albeit was not expected
to result in the same number of people requiring urgent hospital care or
potentially dying as a result of Covid-19 due to the role out of the
vaccination programme.
The
meeting concluded at 11.10 hrs.