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Huddersfield Open Market Regeneration

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£12,987,998
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GBP
31 Mar 2025
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1
suppliers named

Who

Buyer Kirklees
Supplier WILLMOTT DIXON CONSTRUCTION LIMITED

What

Tenders are invited by the Council from Contractors with relevant experience and ability to demonstrate sufficient capacity for the provision of Huddersfield Open Market Hall Regeneration Project (the "Works"). The Council are seeking to engage a Contractor under the JCT Pre-Construction Services Agreement (General Contractor) 2016 to assist with the design process to the end of RIBA Stage 4 and to produce a tender sum for the proposed redevelopment of Huddersfield Market that meets the Employer's construction budget and a construction programme of no more than 24 months duration with a target start on site of 4th quarter 2025. If the tender sum and programme are viable then the Employer will engage the Contractor under a JCT Standard Building Contract without Quantities 2016 to construct the proposed works. The estimated value of the Works to be awarded is approximately £13 million Contract Value over 32 months including the PCSA period. This contract is being funded from the Government's Levelling Up Fund Round 3. If the Full Application for this funding is not successful, this procurement process will be terminated with immediate effect. The anticipated commencement date for the Contract(s) is 1st April 2025, the Pre-Construction Services is anticipated to run for approximately eight (8) months. Further details regarding the Services/Works required are set out in Appendix 1 Specification and in the Conditions of Contract (Appendix 3). Additional information: Please note the closing date and time has been amended to Monday 3rd February 2025 at 12 noon.

Dates and source

Runs 1 Apr 2025 to 30 Nov 2027
OCID ocds-b5fd17-23e86ec6-3935-4eaa-b696-7407d53a7c10
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