ITT - Fort Cumberland - Electrical Infrastructure upgrade (UID 150)

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Katy Reed

Value

£500,000

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Electrical installation work

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tender

Submission Deadline

3 weeks from now

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3 hours ago

Description

The upgrade and replacement of the existing electrical infrastructure at Fort Cumberland, Portsmouth, which is a scheduled monument. The work is to include the upgrade of the main distribution board located in the site’s substation, various other distribution boards around the site and the trenching and replacement of the existing underground cabling that supplies each board, plus addition minor works of clipping existing cabling to structures and the removal of a small wind turbine system that is now obsolete.

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