Upgraded electrical switchgear and lighting provision

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£300,000

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  • Electrical wiring and fitting work

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Submission Deadline

1 year ago

Published

1 year ago

Description

The Royal Cornwall Museum is upgrading its electrical supply. Works required include new switchgear in a different part of the museum and transfer of circuits once new supply is provided by National Grid. The opportunity is being taken to replace the emergency lighting system and to upgrade gallery and back of house light fixtures to LED plus replacement of control gear.

Additional information: Tender addendum issued 18 Sept. Lighting drawings, asbestos reports, EICR reports, additional photographs added. Instructions for Tenderers, Specification and Proposed Schematic drawing updated.

Tender clarification 25 Sept. Lighting control provisional sum to be inserted.

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THE ROYAL INSTITUTION OF CORNWALL

Tim Wood

[email protected]

7968892717

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