Heritage Conservation Specialist Named Sub-Contract(s)

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Buyers

Falmouth Town Council

Value

£120,000

Classifications

Construction work

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Submission Deadline

4 years ago

Published

4 years ago

Description

This tender is for the selection of a Specialist Conservation Sub-Contractor(s) who will be named in the main contract tender documents to be appointed by the Main Contractor as a Named Sub-Contractor. 

The Specialist Conservation Works comprise repairs to selected monuments and gravestones at the Congregationalist and Jewish Cemeteries, Ponsharden, Falmouth. The Specialist Conservation works is detailed in the accompanying documents which have been split into three lots: 

i) Jewish Cemetery headstones 
ii) major monuments in the Congregationalist Cemetery and 
iii) the balance of monuments in the Congregationalist Cemetery

Full details are to be found in the accompanying documents and drawings

Additional information: 02/03/2021 - Volume 4 - Preliminaries V2 and Volume 5 - Contract Particulars V2 added

17/03/2021 - 

1001B Existing Site Plan ADDED and 1001A Existing Site Plan removed

2020B Demolitions Site Plan ADDED and 2020A Demolitions Site Plan removed

3020B Proposed Site Plan ADDED and 3020A Proposed Site Plan removed

2021.03.16 Drawing Document Register Issue Sheet ADDED

2021.03.16 Rev B Congregationalist Cemetery Headstones and Tombs (27 Records) compressed ADDED

Volume 6 - Named Sub-Contract Tender Pricing Schedule V5 ADDED and Volume 6 - Named Sub-Contract Tender Pricing Schedule V4 Removed

19/02/2021 - 

1001C Existing Site Plan ADDED and 1001B Existing Site Plan Removed

2020C Demolitions Site Plan ADDED and 2020B Demolitions Site Plan Removed

2021.03.17 Drawing Document Register Issue Sheet ADDED and 2021.03.16 Drawing Document Register Issue Sheet Removed

2021.03.17 Rev B Jewish Cemetery Headstones and Tombs (20 Records) compressed ADDED and 2021.03.17 Rev A Jewish Cemetery Headstones and Tombs (20 Records) compressed Removed

3020C Proposed Site Plan ADDED and 3020B Proposed Site Plan Removed

Volume 2 - Applicant's Offer (Fal)_19.03.2021_vIssued (Original Volume 2 Removed)

IMPORTANT - Update Note 19/03/2021 Added

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