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HMYOI Feltham Refurbishment of Nightingale Wing - BPRN 537/23/10091

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£655,147
value
GBP
16 Oct 2024
awarded
1
suppliers named

Who

Buyer Ministry of Justice — not a council we hold
Supplier Galliford Try Construction Ltd

What

The Building in Scope is currently being used for staff training however completion of this project will allow 56 places to be brought back into use. It is understood that the building is believed to have been built circa 1980s, as such before any demolition or refurbishment work commences an R&D asbestos survey will be required. The scope of works will consist of but is not limited to: refurbishment of the wing where water damage has occurred (cosmetic upgrade to include flooring, walls, doors), Roof replacement, Fire Safety Improvements (including ventilation, detection, suppression, passive protection, and emergency lighting systems) and Window Replacement. The works are to be delivered in line with UK Government specification guidelines and Ministry of Justice standards. A constructor has been appointed for the design and build of the project. This is a two stage Design and Build Contract let under the PPC2000 (Amended 2013) Form of contract. The original estimated value of the contract was calculated by MOJ, and its Cost Consultants following desktop and non-intrusive surveys and was based on information reasonably known at the time and arrived at via a thorough and appropriate methodology. The first stage will involve the constructor providing Pre-construction surveys and design services at a cost of £655,146.83. It is expected that the total construction cost of the project will be c£4.8m.

Dates and source

Runs 16 Oct 2024 to 12 Dec 2025
OCID ocds-b5fd17-b929fa48-fbd2-4758-99f5-20baaafa43c6
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