WP4025 - Bloxwich Theatre Redevelopment Feasibility Study - AWARD
Who
| Buyer | Walsall Council e-Tendering — not a council we hold |
| Supplier | BOND BRYAN ARCHITECTS LTD |
| Supplier | Chris Blandford Associates |
| Supplier | Colliers International Property Advisers UK LLP |
| Supplier | Counterculture Partnership LLP |
| Supplier | CPMG Architects Limited |
| Supplier | DCA Consultancy Ltd |
| Supplier | Glenn Howells Architects |
| Supplier | Locality |
| Supplier | Partnering Regeneration Development Ltd |
| Supplier | Pulse Associates Ltd |
| Supplier | Reality Productions |
| Supplier | Usherby Ltd |
What
Walsall Council is seeking a high-quality provider to assess the feasibility of redeveloping Bloxwich Theatre into a multi-function creative space. Whilst still enabling the building to be used as a theatre, the Council seeks to refurbish and repurpose the underused venue into a valuable utilized space for audiences, creative businesses, communities, and schools alike. Bloxwich is a deprived area with low rates of skills and workforce mobility, and over 80% of neighbourhoods in the top 20% most deprived. Work is already happening in the area as part of Bloxwich Town Plan backed by £21M Town's Funding to revive the town centre, including the development of the Bloxwich Launchpad, a digital access and incubation centre, which is adjacent to the Theatre. Re-development of the theatre is as much a place shaping project supporting the future of the town centre as it is a venue upgrade. Proximity to the Bloxwich Launchpad anchors the project in a wider offer, supports the development of daytime/night-time economies, develops skills, and creates jobs. It will turn this under-utilised corner of Bloxwich into a thriving, creative enterprise quarter supporting artists, community groups & SMEs.
Dates and source
| Runs | 6 Sep 2024 to 31 Dec 2024 |
| OCID | ocds-b5fd17-458222b0-e771-49be-9db4-5d07694307e2 |
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