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CBC-1212-FC-39-DB Chiltern SEND - Kingsland UTC Redevelopment - AWARD

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£4,399,226
value
GBP
22 Jan 2024
awarded
1
suppliers named

Who

Buyer Central Bedfordshire
Supplier Ashe Construction Ltd

What

Tender for a comprehensive refurbishment and alterations of both internal and external spaces of an already existing UTC (Former Houghton Regis) facility to accommodate for SEND school provisions as an expansion to the Chiltern School. The primary focus is to improve the general functionality and accessibility of the building to create an improved learning and working environment. This will include heavy, medium and light refurbishment to approximately 2790m2 to the internal floor space on the ground and part of the first floor area. Call off via Further Competition under LOT 3 of the CBC Construction Framework. Completed Tenders and attachments should be submitted electronically, by the due date via our "In-tend" electronic tendering system. Tenders must be uploaded via the "My Return" section of the system. Tenders submitted through the correspondence facility will not be considered. Your Tender must be submitted via the In-Tend system by no later than 12:00 noon on 18/12/2023. Tenders received after that time will be excluded. Help and Support - The Council will provide as much support and information as it can in order to help guide you through the Tender process. Questions asked together with the Council's response will be made available to all tenderers to ensure a fair and consistent approach to all. If there is anything you are not sure of or need clarification on, please contact us using the Correspondence facility on the In-Tend portal. Last date for receiving questions on Intend system 05/12/2023

Dates and source

Runs 3 May 2024 to 28 Oct 2024
OCID ocds-b5fd17-26448e43-81b1-4a27-817f-1eac6027a26d
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