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Connect with... An outstanding development opportunity in the heart of the UK’s premier manufacturing and logistics location.
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An outstanding development opportunity in the heart of the UK’s premier manufacturing and logistics location. Connect with... …the opportunity
…the UK transport network
Peddimore Birmingham is one of the most significant development sites to emerge in the last five years. Fully developed (phases 1 and 2), it could provide up to three million sq ft of production and logistics space in an unrivalled location, situated at the hub of the region’s key motorway network and its international airports.
The site itself is perfectly positioned within three miles of Junction 9 of the M42, T3 of the M6 Toll and Junction 5 of the M6. It’s also only five miles from the A38M Aston Expressway and seven miles from Birmingham city centre.
To maximise the impact of the scheme on our economy, Birmingham City Council is now bringing forward the site as soon as possible to meet the council’s ambition to grow employment opportunities and meet expansion demand from the local and wider Midlands and UK economy.
92% of the UK’s population is within 4.5 hours’ HGV drive time, making this one of the best locations in the country for manufacturing and distribution. Overall distances and travel times are summarised below.
Approx HGV Driving Time Guide City Birmingham Coventry Derby Leicester Nottingham Northampton Manchester Bristol Liverpool Leeds London
Miles 7 19 35 40 43 51 89 103 101 111 123
Time 18 mins 33 mins 48 mins 54 mins 57 mins 1 hr 9 mins 1 hr 47 mins 1 hr 54 mins 2 hrs 2 hrs 9 mins 2 hrs 20 mins
Ports Liverpool Immingham Hull Southampton Felixstowe Airports Birmingham Coventry East Mids
Miles 102 132 130 144 162
Time 2 hrs 2 hrs 15 mins 2 hrs 14 mins 2 hrs 26 mins 2 hrs 52 mins
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Time 24 mins 35 mins 39 mins
Rail Freight Hams Hall DIRFT Birmingham IRFT
Miles 5 36 10
Time 13 mins 43 mins 29 mins
Source: http://www.freightjourneyplanner.co.uk
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…a thriving industrial community Birmingham and the West Midlands have a strong history in manufacturing production and distribution, with major companies including JLR, BMW, GKN, Walsall 10 Guhring, Dräexlmaier and IMI within the conurbation.
Peddimore Birmingham lies in the industrial zone reaching out from Birmingham city centre to the motorway network running through Aston, Heartlands, Castle Bromwich and Minworth.
The site is also adjacent to land that is proposed to be developed with a 6,000 home sustainable urban extension known as Langley. It is planned that the new access into Peddimore will also serve the Langley development.
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…a skilled workforce Peddimore Birmingham benefits from access to a skilled workforce drawn from 2.6 million people living within just 40 minutes’ drive time. The scheme has the potential to create up to 10,000 jobs contributing £350m to the local economy.
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Peddimore Birmingham extends to 134 hectares (331 acres), 71 hectares (175 acres) of which are allocated for development within Use Classes B1C, B2 and B8. Of this, 40 hectares (98 acres) are safeguarded for Class B1C/B2 uses. Birmingham City Council owns 119 hectares (294 acres) of the gross site and 64.7 hectares (160 acres) of the developable land. This alone will support approximately 251,000 sq m (2,700,000 sq ft) of industrial and logistics space.
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…a key planning priority The Birmingham Development Plan (BDP) was adopted by the Birmingham City Council in January 2017 and sets out the growth strategy for the city to 2031. It is expected that the city’s population will increase by 150,000 in this period and that jobs growth needs to exceed 100,000. With this in mind, the BDP provides for the development of over 51,000 homes, over 100 hectares of employment development and 745,000 sq m of office floor space, together with associated infrastructures. Peddimore is the BDP’s flagship employment allocation. The land has been released from the Green Belt and has been the subject of preliminary technical due diligence, which indicates that the site is largely unconstrained from a planning perspective. Policy GA6 of the BDP makes provision for the 71 hectares of development that is envisaged at Peddimore and describes the city council’s expectations in respect of design, landscaping, access, ecology and heritage assets. The policy also makes reference to a Supplementary Planning Document (SPD). A Draft SPD is currently being finalised and will be consulted on later this year.
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…the masterplan • the realignment and naturalisation of Peddimore Brook and the creation around it of a fully integrated drainage, landscape and ecological corridor; and • extensive use of SUDS and above ground surface water attenuation.
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An illustrative masterplan has been prepared to provide an indication of the type and scale of development that Peddimore Birmingham could accommodate in accordance with the provisions of the BDP. The plan shows a development comprising 11 buildings ranging from 80,000 sq ft (GIA) to 585,000 sq ft (GIA) and a combined floorspace of 2,850,000 sq ft.
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…the partnership opportunity We are seeking to identify and appoint a developer partner to work in collaboration with Birmingham City Council to deliver this major industrial and logistics development scheme. This procurement exercise will be conducted under OJEU procedures using the
Competitive Procedure with Negotiation in accordance with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.
parties will be invited to submit initial tenders (ISIT) in respect of the Phase 1 land tinted blue. Further detailed tender negotiations will take place as set out in the Data Room, which can be accessed via gva.co.uk/12032
The first stage of this process will be for interested parties to complete a selection questionnaire document (the SQ), following which shortlisted notes
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The council‘s objectives are to bring forward Phase 1 of the site for early industrial and warehouse development within use classes B1b/c, B2 and B8 uses through appointing a development partner who will be responsible for: One Obtaining detailed planning consent for the installation of roads, services and principle landscaping infrastructure of the entire site, as well as obtaining an outline consent for the whole of the allocated site. Two The installation of the roads, services and principle landscaping under a development agreement.
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Three Developing the Phase 1 site (approx. 91 acres) in accordance with obligations to be agreed with Birmingham City Council. The council will retain ownership of the land known as Phase 2 (approx. 68.9 acres) but the appointed development partner may, at the Council’s absolute discretion, be provided with an opportunity to develop out Phase 2. Design & build opportunities Enquiries are also invited from companies looking to occupy units in excess of 80,000 sq ft of production, manufacturing and logistics accommodation on either a freehold or leasehold basis.
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Process for selection, agreement and anticipated timescales Interested parties are invited to complete and submit a Selection Questionnaire via Birmingham City Council’s tender portal: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/birminghamcc Further details and access to the password protected Data Room are available via gva.co.uk/12032 In summary the selection process will be as follows:
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Further information is also available from:
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A revised shortlist will then be issued with an invitation to negotiate (ITN)
Chris Kershaw
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