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Bristol City Council is seeking a contractor for the construction of 14 light industrial units aimed at small to medium-sized start up and growing businesses in a range of sectors at 601 Whitchurch Lane.
The Council is wising to procure a main contractor to new build construction of light industrial units aimed at small to medium-sized start up and growing businesses in a range of sectors, targeting delivery of 2,600m2 GIA of workspace, comprising of 1725sqm ground floor area with up to 870sqm of mezzanine space available for tenants to fit out.
The workspace will be split across 3 blocks with the potential for the blocks to be subdivided to provide up to 14 high quality units as required by the client to provide maximum flexibility. Each unit will be provided with car parking. In addition, the development includes an internal road, drainage, perimeter fencing, substation, cycle storage, lighting, tree planting and site signage.
A facade and roof system using vertical seam aluminium is proposed to tie in with the adjacent industrial developments whilst still providing a clean and modern aesthetic. Large scale graphics provide wayfinding and a simple identity to the individual units. Each individual unit will have a landscaped space outside to provide an external space to aid in health and well-being.
The scheme is also working towards BREEAM Very Good with aspiration for Excellent.
| Supplier | Identifier | Award Value | Cross-References |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bray and Slaughter | 00286527 | £4,000,000 | - |
Government spending data: This supplier has received £201,607 in 2 payments (over £25k) from Department for Education (2018-02-26 to 2018-04-09). View full payment history →