Tender for The Conservation and Restoration of two historic ships, The Arctic Corsair trawler and The Spurn Light Vessel
What the buyer wrote
Hull City Council (the Authority) has been successful in its National Lottery Heritage Fund ('NLHF') application for funding to restore two historic maritime assets - the Arctic Corsair trawler, and the Spurn Light Vessel - which will form an integral part of the wider 'Maritime Project' in Hull which includes refurbishment and construction works at the Hull Maritime Museum and adjacent Dock Office Chambers buildings in the city centre, and works at the North End Shipyard, (NESY), site, on the river Hull. The Authority is now seeking bids from suitably qualified and experienced suppliers to undertake the required conservation and restoration works to both historic ships. It is intended…
Details
- What the buyer calls it
- Tender for The Conservation and Restoration of two historic ships, The Arctic Corsair trawler and The Spurn Light Vessel
- How they are buying
- Advertised, shortlist firstSuppliers applied to be considered, and the buyer picked who went on to bid.
- Type
- works
- Suitable for small firms
- The buyer says yes. What that is worth
- Work starts
- 11 Apr 2021
- Work ends
- 30 Sep 2022
- Kind of work
- Transport and fleet, Refurbishment and fit-out
Who the buyer named
Mark Homersham was the named contact on this notice.