Onward Fire Safety Remedial Actions Framework - AWARD

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£20,000,000

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  • Fire-alarm system installation work

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  • award

Submission Deadline

2 years ago

Published

1 year ago

Description

Onward are seeking to appoint multiple suitably qualified, accredited and experienced contractors to undertake the relevant maintenance and installation works for commercial, complex and leasehold schemes across the group for all 3 regions, under a framework agreement. The contract will be for a period of 4 years
      The total annual value of the framework is approximately £3 - 5m across all lots. There is no guarantee of any given volume or value of work.
      The buildings included within the contract comprise of residential, sheltered housing schemes classified internally as complex, commercial office spaces, industrial storage facilities and leasehold stock.
      
      The scope of the framework includes reactive, active and passive fire safety works, additionally there will be fire safety surveys.

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The Gloucester Museum, also known as the City Museum and Art Gallery on Brunswick Road, is a Grade II listed building included on the National Heritage List for England under entry number 1245964. Its designation recognises both the architectural quality and the historic significance of the building, which was originally constructed in 1892-3. Care should be taken and any works covered by this specification should be done sympathetically towards the building's fabric. This tender relates specifically to the fire alarm system at Gloucester Museum which forms part of a wider project which will eventually encompass a comprehensive refurbishment of the building, the present works are confined to addressing urgent non-compliance issues within the existing fire alarm installation. In delivering the works, contractors must exercise particular care to avoid unnecessary disturbance to the historic fabric of the museum. Penetrations through decorative ceilings, walls, and joinery should be minimised, and wherever possible existing routes for services should be utilised. Devices must be positioned discreetly so as not to detract from the historic interior, and where replacements are required, they should be sympathetic in appearance to their setting. All works should be documented, and any interventions that affect the building's heritage features MUST be discussed and agreed in advance with conservation officers or other relevant authorities.

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Alex Brady

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+44 161 875 8154

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