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RML 497 Project - Temporary Building RFQ

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What the buyer wrote

Rescue Motor Launch (RML) 497 is a 1941 craft that served with the Coastal Forces during WW2. She is due to be lifted out of the water and then barged up to Hartlepool where she will lie in the car park of the Museum for 3 years whilst a permanent indoor building is built for her. Dimensions (when on a cradle): 35m long x 8m wide x 8m high. We require a temporary building to cover the vessel for a minimum of 3 years. It needs to be able to withstand a marine environment with wind and salt water nearby. The building is anticipated for final installation autumn 2018 upon arrival of the vessel. The building is also required to cover a steam engine with dimensions 9m long x 3m wide x 6m high. I…

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What the buyer calls it
RML 497 Project - Temporary Building RFQ
How they are buying
Advertised, open to anyoneAny supplier could bid without being invited first.
Type
works
Suitable for small firms
The buyer says yes. What that is worth
Work starts
2 Aug 2018
Work ends
5 Oct 2018

Who the buyer named

Ross MacAskill (Artelia UK) was the named contact on this notice.

ross.macaskill@uk.arteliagroup.com