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TAMESIDE METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL

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ClosedCF · 480e56a7c045

GB-Edinburgh: Refurbishment and Redecoration of Lady Isle Lighthouse

Northern Lighthouse Board

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Closed

Estimated

£500k

Published

21 Feb 2025

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Notice ID: cf-d0587388-7c17-4511-b1e6-480e56a7c045
CPV code: 45442100 · Construction work
Source: Contracts Finder

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Published
21 Feb 2025

Description

NOTE: This notice was updated on 05 March 2025 for the following reason: The Deadline for Expressions of Interest has been extended and will now close on 1 May at 14:00. The site visit for this Tender has been arranged for 7 April.(Lady Isle Lighthouse is situated on a small, flat, uninhabited Island, 2 miles east of Troon, in the Firth of Clyde, Scotland at Latitude 55 31.6 N, Longitude 444.0 W, with Ordnance Survey Ref NS 27535 29341. The island is around 0.6 kilometres long and rises to a maximum height of just 6 metres above sea level. The lighthouse was built on the island by David A Stevenson in 1903, and flashes a white light 4 times every 30 seconds. The island is covered in knee-high vegetation in the summer, and is generally uneven underfoot. It is also home to large breeding colonies of seals, gulls, cormorants and shags as well as many other rarer bird species. Until the 1990's, the island was designated as a 'Wild Bird Sanctuary' under the Protection of Birds Act 1954 and was historically classified as an 'Area of Special Protection'. These restrictions have now been lifted, however, NLB are aware of a significant number of ground nesting birds from late spring until early autumn. The works should therefore take place between October 2025 and March 2026. The proposed works will comprise of civil maintenance repair works and the application of decorative / protective coatings to the external / internal elevations of the lighthouse tower.)