Re-Ordering of Outbound Controls - Main Works

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Buyers

Dover Harbour Board

Value

£0

Classifications

Construction work
Demolition work
Site preparation and clearance work
Construction work for commercial buildings
Buildings associated with transport
Construction work for buildings relating to water transport
Ferry terminal building construction work
Ro-ro terminal construction work
Construction work for buildings relating to various means of transport
Structural steelworks
Parking lot construction work
Assembly and erection of prefabricated structures
Construction work for highways, roads
Road construction works
Footpath construction work
Cycle path construction work
Various surface works
Road-surface painting work
Paving and asphalting works
Quay construction work
Dock construction work
Installation of port lighting equipment
Structural steel erection work
Electrical wiring and fitting work
Electrical engineering installation works
Installation of traffic guidance equipment
Thermal insulation work
Central-heating installation work
Plumbing and drain-laying work
Erection of fencing

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Submission Deadline

3 years ago

Published

3 years ago

Description

The Re-ordering of Outbound Controls project is a mix of demolition, construction of new buildings and structures, paving/civils/groundworks and associated infrastructure works required as part of the re-ordering of the Port of Dover's existing outbound border controls and check-in facilities for traffic leaving the UK.

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Organisation

Dover Harbour Board

Port-related activities

Dan Wells

[email protected]

+44 1304240400

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