What the buyer wrote
The Gravesend Clock Tower is a grade II listed structure which stands on a traffic island in Gravesend, Kent. The structure, originally built in 1887 to celebrate Queen Victoria’s jubilee, was last subject to restoration in the 1960’s. The tower is built of white Portland stone with bands of red sandstone at the base and the top. The clock has four faces which are gabled with a spirelet topping off the whole construction. The tower is in needing of cleaning and parts of the stonework are now in need of restoration. The Clock Tower is the subject of a bid to the Heritage Lottery Fund as part of a two stage process. A stage one pass was achieved in June 2015 and the successful tenderer’s pr…
Details
- What the buyer calls it
- Gravesend Clock Tower
- How they are buying
- The buyer did not say
- Type
- works
- Suitable for small firms
- The buyer says yes. What that is worth
- Work starts
- 15 May 2016
- Work ends
- 16 Sep 2016
Who the buyer named
Hardip Dhaliwal was the named contact on this notice.