Closed tender

CoLP Mounted Section - Structural Civil Engineer

Details

Value
£100,000
Topic
Engineering services
Published
4 December 2025
Submission
5 January 2026

Tender description

The City of London Corporation is exploring redevelopment of 50–52 Aldgate High Street to provide a unified, purpose-built base for the City of London Police Mounted Unit. The site offers key operational benefits including central access, rear servicing, and sufficient space for stabling, welfare facilities, and horse-box manoeuvring. The project is currently in feasibility and early site assessment, with extensive engagement underway with TfL regarding underground constraints and land status. Estimated construction value: £4m Estimated programme: Feb 2026 – March 2028 (112 weeks) Procurement route: Single-Stage Design & Build (JCT D&B) The Structural Engineer is required to support RIBA Stages 2–4 as lead structural designer, then act as Client Monitoring Agent through construction to completion and defects.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Tender published4 December 2025
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Submission date5 January 2026

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