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Corsham Council Workshop
Corsham Town Council wishes to appoint an experienced architectural practice to undertake feasibility work for the refurbishment and expansion of it's grounds team's workshop in the town centre.
The work will involve initial development/feasibility work (RIBA Stages 0-2) to improve the Council's grounds team facilities in Corsham town centre. The Town Council wants to refurbish and improve the grounds team's workshop, expand and improve the works yard, construct new storage facilities in the yard and provide new welfare facilities and office space at the rear of Arnold House, Corsham.
Arnold House is a Grade 2 listed building and both the Guide Hut and Arnold House are in a conservation area – so any redevelopment will need to be sensitive to the location and meet the requirements of Wiltshire Council’s planning department/conservation officer. The site is also limited in space. However, there may be scope to move the Arnold House/Guide Hut yard boundary to gain extra yard space. As such, the Town Council is keen to employ an architectural practice with experience of working with listed buildings and in conservation areas to see if it would be a feasible/suitable project to pursue.
Location
Website
Tender Stage
ITT
Deadline
9 May 2025
Project Value/Scale
Est. £500k
Consultant Team
Architect
Submission Criteria
Submissions will be assessed 60% on quality and 40% on price.
A quote for architectural and principal designer services for RIBA stages 0-2, with a fee breakdown by stage. Quotes are to be based on a traditional form of procurement and should be inclusive of all fees, but exclusive of VAT. Fees should be based on an estimated contract value of £500,000.
Hour rates and day rates charged for members of your team who would be working on the proposal.
Details of three recent projects that might demonstrate your skills and ability to deliver projects dealing with similar issues (listed buildings, working within constraints) of a similar size and complexity – preferably completed in the last five years (maximum 200 words per example), including client contact details.
Details of how the project would be resourced within your organisation (maximum 300 words).
Describe your practice’s approach to the design and delivery of sustainable (preferably carbon neutral) design (maximum 300 words).
Assessment weighting:
Environment – commitment/ability to achieve excellent environmental performance – 20%
Technical – capability & resources – 15%
Service Delivery – flexibility, communication, reaction to problems, innovation and added value – 15%
Quality – customer care, quality of service, continuous improvement – 10%