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Newtownbutler Peace Development
A transformative, inclusive development on a former PSNI site in Newtownbutler, the project aims to foster sustainable community cohesion under the PEACE PLUS programme.
The Newtownbutler Peace Development project seeks to deliver a new, iconic and inclusive facility on the site of the former PSNI station at High Street, Newtownbutler. The development, led by Fermanagh and Omagh District Council in partnership with Cavan and Monaghan County Councils, will provide co-designed community infrastructure, outdoor spaces, and a “men’s shed”, promoting social engagement between communities.
The approved planning application (Ref: LA10/2024/0193/F) relates to the building and entranceway and is currently capped at £1,000,000. However, the total scope of the project—defined in this tender—extends to further infrastructure and landscape works, potentially subject to revised statutory approvals and surveys.
The selected Integrated Consultant Team (ICT) will oversee delivery across RIBA stages 2–7, manage the NEC4 Option B construction contract, and ensure BREEAM ‘Excellent’ sustainability performance across the project.
Location
Sector
Civic, Community
Intervention
New building with associated infrastructure, landscaping, and outdoor amenities
Website
Tender Portal
Tender Stage
Pre-Qualification for Tender
Deadline
29 August 2025
Project Value/Scale
£1.5m
Consultant Team
Project Manager
Architect
Quantity Surveyor
Principal Designer
Mechanical Engineer
Electrical Engineer
Civil Engineer
Structural Engineer
Ecologist
Traffic Management Consultant
Geotechnical Engineer
Architect
Quantity Surveyor
Principal Designer
Mechanical Engineer
Electrical Engineer
Civil Engineer
Structural Engineer
Ecologist
Traffic Management Consultant
Geotechnical Engineer
Submission Criteria
Resources and Management (40%)
Methodology for delivery and team structure
Stakeholder engagement
Coordination across all disciplines
Procurement in line with NI Public Procurement Policy
Design and Construction Excellence (30%)
Strategy for design quality
Meeting user needs and BREEAM ‘Excellent’ standards
On-site management and quality assurance
Addressing challenges unique to this project
Programme (30%)
Project phasing, RIBA work stages
Key milestones, and risk management in delivery