OGH Beta Principal Contractor
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The Old General Herbarium (OGH) Beta Project is a light touch refurbishment of a section of the OGH gallery to bring it back into public display for the first time since 1948.
The project will install a temporary pop-up display opening in September 26.
This is a light touch refurbishment of the front half of the gallery space allowing it to open up to visitors including the installation of the Pop-up exhibition offer lasting approximately 18-months.
This offer is the first phase of a bigger project which is part of the NHM 150 programme.
The Pop-up will act as a test bed for the planned permanent gallery which will involve full refurbishment and exhibition installation through the OGH gallery opening 2029 TBC.
In order to access the tender documents for the OGH Beta Principal Contractor tender exercise, all tenderers must complete the NDA available in the SQ stage document library.
The NDA must be signed by an appropriate representative of the tendering company and returned to the Museum for countersignature.
Once the NDA has been completed by both parties, it will be sent to tenderers for record keeping.
The tenderer will then be added to the Tenderbox stage, where the tender documents will be made available from the 30th April 2026.
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- OCID
- ocds-h6vhtk-066d2b
- Stage
- planning · Planning
- Source
- Find a Tender
- Buyer ref
- 024447-2026
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