SDC-Renovation of One Evesham Place

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This tender has been advertised previously as SDC-18956 'One Evesham Place'.

No contract award was made because of the low number of submissions.

The Council considered the lack of competition could prevent it from fulfilling its Best Value Duty and from entering into a contract on a most economically advantageous tender basis.

The Council is re-advertising the procurement, in the hope that more tenders may be submitted.

As a result of the previous tender process, changes have been made to the new tender documents to make the Council's requirements clearer.

Previous Tender Notice https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/012622-2024?

Stratford on Avon District Council wish to appoint a suitably qualified and highly experienced Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT) for the renovation of One Evesham Place.

Stratford on Avon District Council Cabinet approved the acquisition of One Evesham Place, an end-terraced double fronted parlour type dwelling, having nine bedrooms, two storey House in Multiple Occupancy [HMO] dwelling.

Its purpose is to provide additional supported accommodation for homeless individuals.

Since the acquisition, the property has remained vacant.

Supported accommodation provides a short-term housing solution for individuals who find themselves without permanent shelter.

Supported accommodation is viewed as a transitional accommodation that will provide the short-term solutions of shelter for individuals experiencing or at risk of experiencing homelessness.

This type of accommodation prioritises basic needs, offering a safe and functional space until a more permanent housing solution can be found.

The successful tenderer will demonstrate the capability to form and lead a team composed of skilled professionals representing all necessary disciplines.

The multifaceted nature of this project necessitates a high degree of collaboration.

Therefore, to achieve the desired project outcomes, a holistic and integrated design approach is essential.

The winning bid will outline a clear strategy for assembling a multidisciplinary team that includes Architect/Lead Designer, landscape design, principal designer, mechanical, electrical engineering, sustainability, quantity surveyor, construction/ project management, and technical consultants.

This team must be prepared for effective engagement throughout all RIBA Plan of Work stages (0-7) to ensure seamless project delivery.

This project encompasses the comprehensive design, construction/renovation, and delivery of a supported accommodation facility that prioritises the well-being and independence of its residents.

The design phase must address the specific needs of individuals requiring support, ensuring accessibility, safety, and functionality while fostering a sense of community and belonging.

The construction stage should employ high-quality, sustainable materials and adhere to best practices for durability and longevity.

The goal is to achieve practical completion within the designated timeframe and budget, delivering a facility that seamlessly accommodates resident needs and provides a supportive environment for both residents and staff.

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