Closed tender

The Provision of a Cinema-anchored, Leisure-led, Mixed Use Development - Royal Arcade, Crewe Town Centre

Details

Buyer
Cheshire East Council
Published
14 March 2016
Submission
22 April 2016
Source
uk:procontracts

Tender description

Cheshire East Council is seeking to procure a development partner to plan and deliver a comprehensive leisure-led, mixed-use scheme on the 1.85ha (4.57 acre) Royal Arcade site in Crewe town centre, which currently comprises 26 retail units and the town’s current bus station. This comprehensive high quality development will be anchored by a new cinema, include a new bus interchange and will combine new development on the whole or a substantial part of the site with enhancements to any retained elements, improved public realm and linkages with the remainder of the town centre. If you are interested in the above please express an interest, download the documentation and upload your PQQ response by 12 noon on 22nd April 2016. Keywords: Development, Partner, Construction

Timeline

  1. Tender published14 March 2016
    Current notice
  2. Submission date22 April 2016

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