Appointment of a Construction Multi-Disciplinary Professional Services Team to transform National Museums Liverpool’s International Slavery Museum and Maritime Museum

Tender description

National Museums Liverpool (NML) is seeking to appoint a Construction Multi-Disciplinary Professional Services Team, who can provide External Project Manager services, Quantity Surveyor services, BIM Manager services and CDM Advisor services to transform the International Slavery Museum and Maritime Museum. The appointed Professional Services Team will be required to work with NML’s internal Project delivery team, external Architectural Design Team, external Exhibition Design Team and NML’s external stakeholders and community groups to develop and deliver the project through RIBA Stages 2 - 7. Lot 1: National Museums Liverpool (NML) is seeking to appoint a Construction Multi-Disciplinary Professional Services Team who can provide External Project Manager services, Quantity Surveyor services, BIM Manager services and CDM Advisor services, to transform the International Slavery Museum (ISM) and Maritime Museum (MM).Our ambition is to create a new venue of the Martin Luther King Jr and Hartley Pavilion buildings and the two museums they house, that allows both to flourish and achieve NML’s vision for them. This transformation will be led by our communities in a co-production approach that will define how we develop our vision. We will do this through refurbishing and developing the MLK as a dedicated space for the International Slavery Museum and its communities with a link-bridge into re-interpreted galleries within the Hartley Pavilion. Alongside this, we will re-interpret the Maritime Museum, which is also housed in the Hartley Pavilion and ensure it achieves its vision as one of the key museums in NML, and create a new, open and more accessible venue for commercial purposes. The appointed Professional Services Team will be required to work with NML’s internal Project delivery team, external Architectural Design Team, external Exhibition Design Team and NML’s external stakeholders and community groups to develop and deliver the project through RIBA Stages 2 - 7 as detailed in the Scope of Services (Documents 1.3.1, 1.3.2, 1.3.3 and 1.3.4); Project Brief (Document 1.2) and accompanying procurement documents. Additional information: Currently the scope of this project is funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund. Further funding applications are being sought and details are provided in the procurement documents. Accordingly, various elements of this project may be funded by external funders upon additional funding being secured. Lot 1: National Museums Liverpool (NML) is seeking to appoint a Construction Multi-Disciplinary Professional Services Team who can provide External Project Manager services, Quantity Surveyor services, BIM Manager services and CDM Advisor services, to transform the International Slavery Museum (ISM) and Maritime Museum (MM).Our ambition is to create a new venue of the Martin Luther King Jr and Hartley Pavilion buildings and the two museums they house, that allows both to flourish and achieve NML’s vision for them. This transformation will be led by our communities in a co-production approach that will define how we develop our vision. We will do this through refurbishing and developing the MLK as a dedicated space for the International Slavery Museum and its communities with a link-bridge into re-interpreted galleries within the Hartley Pavilion. Alongside this, we will re-interpret the Maritime Museum, which is also housed in the Hartley Pavilion and ensure it achieves its vision as one of the key museums in NML, and create a new, open and more accessible venue for commercial purposes. The appointed Professional Services Team will be required to work with NML’s internal Project delivery team, external Architectural Design Team, external Exhibition Design Team and NML’s external stakeholders and community groups to develop and deliver the project through RIBA Stages 2 - 7 as detailed in the Scope of Services (Documents 1.3.1, 1.3.2, 1.3.3 and 1.3.4); Project Brief (Document 1.2) and accompanying procurement documents. Additional information: Currently the scope of this project is funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund. Further funding applications are being sought and details are provided in the procurement documents. Accordingly, various elements of this project may be funded by external funders upon additional funding being secured.