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ClosedStage · tender

Scarborough Borough Council

Whitby Maritime Training Hub Operator

EducationCPV 70000000
Value£2.0m
Deadline4 Nov 2022
Published5 Oct 2022
RegionNationwide
Timeline
Published 5 Oct 2022ClosedCloses 4 Nov 2022
Who to contact
chris.winson@scarborough.gov.uk

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Contract value in context
£2.0mtotal contract value
median £100k
this tender£0£4.3m

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The brief

Scarborough Borough Council (SBC) is to construct a new Whitby Maritime Training Hub (WMTH) to support the maritime and marine sectors.

The overall vision of the WMTH will be “to become a renowned centre of maritime/marine training and enterprise which strengthens and supports the local, regional, national and international maritime and marine sectors and embodies traditional and 21st century maritime culture.” SBC recognises that a skilled and experienced operator of the WMTH will be required to fully maximise its potential as an integrated hub to develop and support traditional and emerging sectors across a wide range of operational, education and support disciplines, therefore, SBC proposes to acquire an independent operator for the WMTH to manage the Hub on its behalf.

SBC will maintain freehold ownership of the building and land.

Requirements

What the notice asks for

01

Scarborough Borough Council (SBC) is to construct

Scarborough Borough Council (SBC) is to construct a new Whitby Maritime Training Hub (WMTH) to support the maritime and marine sectors.

02

SBC will maintain freehold ownership of

SBC will maintain freehold ownership of the building and land.

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Source & provenance
OCID
ocds-h6vhtk-0349e2
Stage
tender · Open
Source
Find a Tender
Buyer ref
027960-2022
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