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CLOSED

07 Mar

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Hamwic Education Trust

Catering Provision

Hotel & restaurant· Published 26 Jan

CLOSED

21 Feb

£320k

Estimated

Closed

Oldham Council

Upgrade of Electrical Services at Gallery Oldham

Construction work· Published 26 Jan

CLOSED

27 Feb

£50k

Estimated

Closed

The Oil & Pipelines Agency

GB-Gosport: OPA T729 OFD Gosport Pontoon remedial works

Other services· Published 26 Jan

CLOSED

28 Feb

£147k

Estimated

Closed

Salford City Council

S1263 - Bikeability Scheme in Salford

Education & training· Published 24 Jan

CLOSED

07 Mar

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Estimated

Closed

Dr Challoner's Grammar School

Dr Challoner's Grammar School Cleaning Tender

Sewage & refuse· Published 24 Jan

CLOSED

07 Mar

£500k

Estimated

Closed

B:Music Ltd

Provision of a Ticketing System to Symphony Hall and Town Hall Birmingham

Office & computing· Published 24 Jan

CLOSED

06 Feb

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Estimated

Closed

North York Moors National Park Authority

Peat Restoration on High Farndale, North York Moors National Park.

Petroleum & fuel· Published 24 Jan

CLOSED

28 Feb

£1.8m

Estimated

Closed

EU SUPPLY LIMITED

IP Patent Attorney Services and IP Landscaping Services

Business services· Published 24 Jan

CLOSED

07 Feb

£32k

Estimated

Closed

Nottinghamshire County Council

PROVISION OF EVALUATORS FOR ADULT SKILLS FUND TENDER

Business services· Published 24 Jan

CLOSED

25 Feb

£300k

Estimated

Closed

London Borough of Hillingdon

The London Borough of Hillingdon intends to replace the existing Electrical Underfloor & Ceiling Heating and Electric Hot Water Systems within 29 Sheltered Housing Dwellings and Communal areas at 1-29 Sibley Court Sheltered Housing Scheme.\n \n Full Address : Sibley Court, 54a New Road, Hillingdon, UB8 3DY\n \n The works will broadly comprise of the replacement of existing Ceiling and Under Floor Heating with wall mounted electric radiators and the replacement of Existing Hot Water Cylinders. \n \n It includes; but not limited to the design, supply, and installation, commissioning and hand-over of a complete Electrical Heating & Hot Water Systems. It includes

Industrial machinery· Published 24 Jan

CLOSED

28 Feb

£400k

Estimated

Closed

Oxfordshire County Council

Voluntary, Community and Faith Sector (VCFS) Infrastructure Contract

Other services· Published 24 Jan

CLOSED

23 Jan

£15k

Estimated

Closed

South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust

Yorkshire Smokefree Advertising

Business services· Published 24 Jan

CLOSED

05 Feb

£50k

Estimated

Closed

Northern Lighthouse Board

GB-Edinburgh: Monitoring Equipment - Copinsay Lighthouse

Laboratory equipment· Published 24 Jan

CLOSED

03 Mar

—

Estimated

Closed

The ACC Liverpool Group Limited

Event Security and Stewarding Services

Business services· Published 24 Jan

CLOSED

07 Mar

—

Estimated

Closed

STAR Procurement C/O Trafford Council

STAR & TPPL Materials Framework

Construction materials· Published 24 Jan

CLOSED

03 Mar

—

Estimated

Closed

Environment Agency

Asset Management Training

Education & training· Published 24 Jan

CLOSED

31 Mar

—

Estimated

Closed

Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office

Investment in Forests and Sustainable Land Use Phase 2 (IFSLU2) Component 5 (MEL)

Administration services· Published 24 Jan

CLOSED

28 Feb

£2.0m

Estimated

Closed

Wigan Council

Framework Agreement for Minor Highway Repairs / Housing Footpath and Driveway Repairs 2025 - 2027 (2029)

Construction work· Published 24 Jan

CLOSED

31 Jan

—

Estimated

Closed

Ministry of Defence, DIO,

WC1565136 -(EP1175) -Tunnel Beach Mole (TBM) Dredging to enable exit and entry of the boats - WORKS

Construction work· Published 24 Jan

CLOSED

07 Feb

£100k

Estimated

Closed

The Oil & Pipelines Agency

GB-Gosport: OPA T732b OFD Gosport removal of redundant electrical items from Jetty (Pre-Qualification Questionnaire)

Construction work· Published 24 Jan

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ClosedCF · cf9b5392221c

Heritage Works for Creative Businesses (NP 234)

Historic England

Status

Closed

Estimated

£35k

Published

07 Jan 2025

Key facts

Notice ID: cf-a34a51fa-e283-4a0b-9273-cf9b5392221c
CPV code: 79315000 · Business services
Source: Contracts Finder

Timeline

Published
07 Jan 2025

Description

The aim of this follow-on research is to offer guidance and encouragement to investors interested in taking on unused or under-used historic buildings with a view to converting them for use by creative businesses, which form one of the key growth sectors in the UK economy and which are therefore likely to be expanding in the next few years. The objectives can be expressed in terms of three questions: 1. How and to what extent have historic buildings added value to creative businesses? This would involve analysis of creative uses such as the Custard Factory in Digbeth, the Hat Factory in Luton, Hotwalls in Portsmouth and the Biscuit Factory in Ouseburn, highlighting both the contribution made to the success of these places by their historic character and the value derived from it. Substantive case studies are not required here but will instead be commissioned separately. 2. Where in England do the favourable circumstances combine to suggest that creative businesses could be attracted to locate there when growing? In a similar way as done for the north of England by GC Insight, this section would look at where the non-heritage vital ingredients for creative businesses overlap with heritage opportunity areas such that, with appropriate planning policies and financing models, these localities would make good nurseries for growing creative businesses. It would also highlight opportunities for heritage attractions to serve not as premises for creative businesses but as anchor sites - as footfall generators or showcases/outlets for the products of neighbouring creative businesses. 3. In favourable localities, what help might commercial developers, building preservation trusts and community development trusts need to bring to the market sustainable, inspiring and affordable historic premises attractive to creative businesses looking to expand? This section would adapt the recent 'Heritage Works for Housing' guidance to take into account the particular demands of creative businesses, such as flexible layouts, playful design, gigabit digital connectivity, communal areas, individual maker spaces and 'third spaces'.