[Requests to participate to be returned by 25 March] The University of Bath is on the hunt for one or more architect-led design teams for a new psychology building and engineering facility on its main Claverton Down campus
Divided into two lots, the contract requires architectural services from feasibility stage through to completion.
Winners must provide ‘imaginative and quality design’ while ‘minimising whole life costs’.
The 6,000m² psychology building and 8,000m² engineering facility are due to open in September 2015
Both works are expected to follow the design and build route. Other design professionals will be appointed separately.
Relevant deadlines:
Requests to participate to be returned by 25 March
Client contact details:
Further information can be found through the tender page
Helen Passmore
University of Bath
Procurement, Wessex House 6.43, Claverton Down
Bath
BA2 7AY
United Kingdom
Email: h.passmore@bath.ac.uk
Telephone: +44 1225386939
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