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Repair and remedial maintenance to The Bell Public House, Odiham

ODIHAM COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY

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Closed

Estimated

£500k

Published

17 Dec 2024

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Notice ID: cf-a34cab5a-c588-4942-9581-8c6207da50bc
CPV code: 45000000 · Construction work
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Published
17 Dec 2024

Description

Odiham Community Interest Company has been formed as a community project to save the local village pub. We have raised funds to repair and renovate the Bell by selling shares to the local community and a grant from the Community Ownership Fund. We seek competitive quotations from responsible companies with significant experience in sensitively repairing and renovating grade 2 listed buildings for Phase 1 Repair and Renovation, and indicative prices for Phase 2 Alteration and Conversion of The Bell. Phase 1 of our works includes Repair and Renovation of The Bell and is to be complete and paid by 22 March 2025. Time is of the essence for this Phase of work. Phase 2 of our works includes Alteration and Conversion of The Bell and is to be completed as soon as practicable following receipt of relevant listed buildings consent and planning permission. The Bell pub in Odiham stands opposite All Saints Church in an area called The Bury, tucked behind the High Street. Originally licensed in 1509, it is one of the oldest pubs in Hampshire and has reportedly been the site of brewing since the Domesday Book. The Bell has been empty for several years. The previous owners have removed all fixtures and fittings from the pub. Some insulation and ceilings have been removed throughout the first floor of the property. All services have been stripped from the building. The entire scope of works include: Local repairs to historic timber frame especially at frame/noggin panel junctions and junctions between individual historic frame sections. Renewal of damaged and partially stripped out finishes including wall and ceiling surfaces Repairs to floor finishes and boarding Installation of insulation in accessible locations to improve thermal efficiency External and internal redecoration including local repairs to joinery General external repairs Roof coverings, re-lay and repair Overhaul gutters and downpipes Conversion of small outbuilding (store) to provide disabled accommodation Provision of new toilet accommodation New access/escape staircase Catering service lift New bar and cellar drinks delivery equipments New kitchen installation New mechanical and electrical installations