Competition with a shortlist
Competitive procedure with a selection stage: suppliers were shortlisted before being invited to bid.
Key facts
- Buyer
- Worcester City Council · Regional or local authority
- Supplier
- Sanctuary Housing Association
- Value
- £10,000,000
- Procedure
- Competitive procedure with negotiation
- Sector
- Construction work · Construction work for multi-dwelling buildings and individual houses (CPV 45211000)
- Region
- West Midlands
- Official notice
- 003066-2021 on Find a Tender
- Timeline
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- Contract date9 Feb 2021
- Published16 Feb 2021Published 7 days after the contract date
Description
Worcester City Council are bringing to the market an excellent opportunity for prime residential development in the heart of Worcester City Centre and are looking for a developer partner to deliver an early redevelopment of the site for a high quality residential scheme. The whole of the site is in the Council’s freehold ownership and extends to approx 0.9ha comprising of the former public swimming pool and car park at Sansome Walk (the “Site”) which closed at the end of December 2016 following relocation to a new swimming pool and leisure centre at Perdiswell. The Site is therefore now surplus to requirements and the Council are looking to appoint a developer who submits an attractive and deliverable proposal and who is committed to working with the Council in a true partnership style to manage risk and reward and whose proposed scheme is sensitive to the location of the Site and the community’s interest in it. The Council expects this scheme to achieve a balanced delivery of a number of objectives around social housing, sustainability and quality design. The Council also expects a financial return from the development. The site is currently vacant and is allocated for residential development in the South Worcestershire Development Plan (SWDP). The Council wish to ensure that the development fulfils the Site’s potential for sustainable town centre housing. The Council is procuring the demolition of the existing buildings on the Site at its own cost with some grant assistance from the One Public Estate Land Release Fund. Site investigations have shown that some ground remediation will be necessary to deal with buried asbestos containing materials (ACMs)and other contamination. A remediation strategy (“Remediation Strategy”) has been prepared and the Site is being offered on a “cleared and clean” basis. Please see the full set of Procurement documents for further information.
About the supplier
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