Redbridge House Refurbishment (Call off from PCF) - AWARD

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6 months ago

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3 months ago

Description

The council is inviting tenders from suppliers on the Primary Contractor Framework who expressed an interest in the  refurbishment works to Redbridge House.
      
      The contract will be let on JCT Intermediate Building Contract with Contractor Design Portion, 2024 Edition.
      
      The timetable is below. Although the council does not intend to make any changes to this timetable, should it be required suppliers will be notified as soon as possible via InTend clarifications.
      
      Issue of tender documentation                              Monday 16th September 2024
      Deadline for requests for clarification                 Tuesday 1st October 2024 @ 17:00
      Tender submission deadline                                   Friday 11th October 2024 @ 12:00
      Issue of tender evaluation results                         Monday 4th November 2024
      Contract Award                                                             Monday 4th November 2024
      Mobilisation Period                                                     Monday 4th November -Sunday 1st December 2024
      Commencement                                                           Monday 22nd December 2024
      Completion                                                                     Friday 22nd March 2025
      End of defects period                                                 Sunday 22nd March 2026
      
      The deadline for submissions is Friday 11th October at 12:00 (Noon).

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