25/022 Tamworth Castle MEND Works

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Katy Reed

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Buildings of particular historical or architectural interest

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Submission Deadline

2 months from now

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1 day ago

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Tamworth Borough Council wishes to enter into a contract for Tamworth Castle MEND Works by seeking competitive tenders  from suitably qualified tenderers in response to this Invitation to Tender (“ITT”) with a view to establishing a Contract with a single contractor for the provision of the aforementioned services. 
The repair programme of works for Tamworth Castle is only possible thanks to Arts Council England funding via the Museum Estate and Development Fund. Tamworth Borough Council have been lucky enough to be awarded £1,716,238.00.

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