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Heritage Conservation works to Bishops Waltham Palace in Hampshire, a scheduled ancient monument managed by English Heritage. The Project is a two year project phased over 14 months focusing upon the extensive precinct wall in the first year including south turret. This is followed by work to the Inner Palace west tower, west and south ranges and gatehouse plus the north turret in year 2. This includes a large programme of conservation repairs including de-vegetation, much of it deep rooted which is dislodging masonry and destroying joints, removal of cementitious mortar and repointing open joints with lime mortar, filling of voids and limited replacement of stone/flint. It also aims to improve security to the west boundary which is currently weak and improve access to the north turret to promote public enjoyment.
Additional information:
This is the PQQ stage. The attached invite to tender letter will explain how to apply through In-tend
Is a Recurrent Procurement Type? : No
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