Eastleigh Post Office Project

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  • Works for complete or part construction and civil engineering work

Tags

  • tender

Submission Deadline

4 years ago

Published

4 years ago

Description

Eastleigh Borough Council (EBC) has acquired the former Eastleigh Post Office site and has secured planning permission for the demolition and redevelopment of the site. The works involve:
Principal Contractor (CDM 2015);
Design development and full design responsibility including Principal Designer (CDM 2015) and discharge of all planning conditions;
Site establishment, securing of boundaries and maintaining safe pedestrian and vehicular access;
Isolate and terminate all existing utility supplies and provision of new supplies for the development;
Removal of all residual rubbish, fly tipping etc both internally and externally;
R&D asbestos survey of the Sorting Office section of the building;
Removal and clearance of all asbestos containing materials;
Demolition of existing buildings, removal of hardstanding and excavation to required levels;
Construction of foundations and service routes;
Construction of the two new buildings including:
Front Block - 1 Nr Commercial unit on the ground floor, 10 residential units to the upper three floors, Residential bin and bike stores;
Rear Block - 1 Nr Commercial unit on the ground floor, 18 residential units to the upper five floors, Residential bin and bike stores;
Separate commercial bin and bike store;
All mechanical and electrical installations within the building;
Construction of the Public Realm comprising hard and soft landscaping building;
Alterations to all below ground drainage and connections.

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Mr Andrew Wright

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+44 7384875642

+44 20794760000

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