Expired contract

HOT London Fleet St, TW3 Estate Consolidation - Feasibility Study

Details

Value
GBP 33,943
Duration
2 months
Topic
Construction consultancy services
Published
9 September 2015

Tender description

A feasibility study is required to establish how 300 Home Office staff can be relocated into three other Home Office properties in the London area or the wider government estate if no suitable HO space can be found. The relocation of the staff will allow the Home Office to exit the Fleet St property at the next available lease break. This project is part of the wider TW3 estate transformation/consolidation programme.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date18 August 2015
  2. Completed: Award published9 September 2015
    Current notice
  3. Completed: Contract expiry date13 October 2015

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Relevant CPV codes

  • 71530000 · Construction consultancy services

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