London Legacy Development Corporation intends to establish the Inclusive Growth Framework, providing a flexible route to commission services that advance inclusive growth, equality, education, skills, employment, enterprise, community participation and evidence based decision making across Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, East London and the areas served by participating authorities. Framework is let for LLDC Group, wider GLA Group (OPDC, OSDC, LFB, MOPAC, MET, LONDON STADIUM), MDC's (LLDC, OSDC, OPDC) Local Boroughs, East Bank Partners & QEOP Park Partners This Notice is for: Lot 7: Sustainability Services Suppliers appointed will be expected to provide sustainability support under the lens of the climate emergency response. These include services relating to the built environment; public realm; decarbonisation of our assets, transition to a 1.5 °C aligned future; risks and opportunities associated with climate adaptation and resilience; monitoring, reporting and accountability. Typical services may include Under the scope of our strategic priorities, typical services may include: • Undertaking research and feasibility assessments to support decision making processes and business cases. • Working with LLDC, GLAP and fellow mayoral functional bodies to create or update existing guidance, toolkits and pro-formas. • Undertaking Climate Risk and Materiality Assessments and developing Adaptation Action Plans. • Developing project specific case studies within a defined scope of works. • Developing a methodology and undertaking natural capital carbon sequestration calculations and feasibility assessments. • Discussing and collaborating on documents and data reviewed or meetings attended throughout the project’s lifetime. • Reviewing documents and data to understand progress towards 1.5 °C requirements, providing technical analysis on performance and propose opportunities and measures for improvement. • Review data collected to provide technical analysis and emerging trends. • Discussing and collaborating on documents and data reviewed or meetings attended throughout a project’s lifetime. • Updating on progress throughout, to allow the sustainability team to use existing lines of communication with colleagues to update them on progress. • Providing continuous discussion and support when required.

Procurement Act 2023

Competitive flexible procedure

The Framework will operate as a multi supplier open framework for an overall period of eight years. New suppliers may be appointed when the Framework is reopened at the intervals specified in the procurement documents. Call off contracts will either be awarded without further competition or competition through the mechanisms established in the Framework Agreement. Prices will be determined by reference to the role based rate cards and other pricing information submitted at Framework award. At call off stage, the authority may agree a fixed price, capped price, time and materials price, outcome based price or blended pricing model, calculated using the tendered rates, agreed resource plan and the specific requirements of the assignment. Full details of the supplier selection mechanism, pricing rules, call off documentation, governance requirements and the operation of the open framework will be set out in the Invitation to Tender and Framework Agreement.