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Prequalification for £45m Whitehall projects
00:00 02 Dec 1998
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Contractors are being invited to prequalify for two Government
accommodation projects around Whitehall which could be worth up to
£45 million in total.
The larger scheme, worth between £20-30 million, is for new accommodation for the Cabinet Office around Whitehall in central London. Contractors will be asked to design and execute works for a series of buildings - largely refurbishment work, though some new build might be required. Tender documentation is expected to be sent out to shortlisted firms by May 1999.
The second project involves preparing and developing a design and carrying out refurbishment works on Admiralty Arch, just off Trafalgar Square, also in central London. The project is estimated to cost between £10-15 million. Tender documents will be issued to a maximum of six firms by the end of this year.
Both projects are being carried out on behalf of the Minister for the Civil Service.
Documentation can be obtained from D Green of Drivers Jonas at 6 Grosvenor Street in London W1.
The larger scheme, worth between £20-30 million, is for new accommodation for the Cabinet Office around Whitehall in central London. Contractors will be asked to design and execute works for a series of buildings - largely refurbishment work, though some new build might be required. Tender documentation is expected to be sent out to shortlisted firms by May 1999.
The second project involves preparing and developing a design and carrying out refurbishment works on Admiralty Arch, just off Trafalgar Square, also in central London. The project is estimated to cost between £10-15 million. Tender documents will be issued to a maximum of six firms by the end of this year.
Both projects are being carried out on behalf of the Minister for the Civil Service.
Documentation can be obtained from D Green of Drivers Jonas at 6 Grosvenor Street in London W1.
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