Supporting Cultural Heritage Sector Decarbonisation - Pilot - AWARD

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Historic England

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Research and development services and related consultancy services

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Submission Deadline

11 months ago

Published

9 months ago

Description

The aim of this project is to support cultural and heritage organisations responsible for historic buildings in England to navigate the processes and steps involved in decarbonising their buildings to meet their net zero targets. This project is jointly funded by the Arts Council England (ACE) and Historic England (HE).  Please note that Appendices 2, 3 and 4 relate to the following:
      Appendix 2 - Lit & Phil: 2311-XA-DR-0210_P1 - Existing Elevations & Sections; Basement; First Floor; Ground Floor; Lit&Phil photo plans; Property Details Lit and Phil; Second floor
      Appendix 3 - Shire Hall Museum: Shire Hall Front Elevation dimensions (from architects); Basement & Lower Ground Floor; Property Details Shire Hall Museum; Upper First & Second Floor; Upper Ground & Lower First Floor
      Appendix 4 - Theatre Royal:(ROYAL) 00 Ground Floor Plan; (ROYAL) 01 First Floor Plan; (ROYAL) 02 Second Floor Plan; (ROYAL) 03  Third Floor Plan; (ROYAL) Section; Property Details Theatre Royal; Rehearsal Studio

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Historic England

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Procurement HE

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0370 333 0607

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