Closed tender

Boathouse 6- Exhibition Design & Build Appointment (ITT)

Details

Value
£3,300,000
Topic
Construction work for buildings relating to exhibitions
Published
28 February 2025
Submission
4 April 2025

Tender description

The appointed Exhibition Fit Out Contractor is expected to progress the exhibition designs for the permanent exhibition space on the Ground Floor and Temporary Exhibition Space on the First Floor and circulation spaces within these up to RIBA Stage 4 design and build the exhibition spaces up to RIBA 7 for opening which is anticipated for June 2026. Done under Open Procedure.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Tender published28 February 2025
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Submission date4 April 2025

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