We are looking for a contractor to rig, install and de-rig the Christmas Lights in Penzance town centre for 2024 and to provide support with the installation and lighting of the town Christmas Tree.
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Quotations and supporting documents can be supplied directly to the Penzance Council Office in hard copy format or electronically to: [email protected]
Closing date: 12:00 noon on Monday 14th October 2024
We are seeking a partner to undertake mechanical and electrical plant replacement works and services at Penlee House Gallery & Museum.
Penzance Council may reserve the right to utilise this Contract under instruction to seek any appointed Contractor to provide services on other premises, based on the rate and terms of the Contract.
We need to following works to be carried out to refurbish the current electrical plant at Penlee House:
The estimated overall expected maximum budget for the tender is £190,000.
Asbestos Survey Report Penlee House (Feb 2020)
Asbestos Survey Re-inspection Report Penlee House (Aug 2023)
Provisions for management of risks and liabilities
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It is advised that any Applicant looking to bid for this work arranges a site visit prior to submitting a Tender. This can be arranged through contacting the Council’s Authorised Representatives: Anna Renton (Director of Penlee House) or, in Anna’s absence, Verity Anthony (Visitor Experience & Retail Manager):
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Please submit your tender by email to: [email protected]
Closing date: 12 noon on Wednesday 16 October 2024
We are looking for appropriately qualified contractors to submit a quote to provide a package of work forming a feasibility study for a new Learning Centre for Penlee House.
The Coach House in Penlee Park has, to date, housed workshops and community activities as well as providing storage for education materials but is in desperate need of renovation. Penzance Council wishes to create a new Learning Centre within Penlee Park to enable the highly-regarded work of the Learning Team to expand.
Simultaneously, a successful application to the Town Deal Enterprise Grants scheme means that the Coach House will be redeveloped into a café, commencing late 2024. A new, dedicated Learning Centre will soon be required in Penlee Park to enhance the work of Penlee House Gallery & Museum.
The Learning Team based at Penlee House has developed its resources and services successfully over recent years despite the sub-optimal conditions of the Coach House and limited office and storage space at Penlee House. Much of the Learning team’s programme is financially supported by Arts Council England as part of the MC7 consortium of seven Cornish museums.
£10,000, which is being funded by the Friends of Penlee House.
Penlee House Learning Centre Feasibility Study – Contract Information
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Timeline for this initial piece of work: October 2024 start. January 2025 completion.
Quotations for the survey should be returned to [email protected]
Returned quotations for the feasibility study will be assessed on three main criteria in order to appoint the successful contractor to underake this work:
Closing date: 5pm on Friday 18 October 2024
If you would like an informal conversation about the requirements or to arrange a site visit, please contact Penlee House Director, Anna Renton, [email protected] (Working days: Wednesday to Friday).
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