Provision of Multi-Disciplinary Design Team Consultancy for the Hull: Yorkshire's Maritime City (HYMC) Project

Hull City Council is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced Multi-Disciplinary Design consultancy team to provide design services, and Project Management, to support the delivery of the 'Maritime Project', or Hull: Yorkshire's Maritime City (HYMC).

Hull City Council has been successful in securing funding, including Heritage Lottery funding, for the development of the Maritime Project (Hull: Yorkshire's Maritime City), which is to include the renovation of existing buildings, including museums, places, and historic ships linked to Hull's maritime history, and the creation of new visitor centres and city centre landscaping, including Queen Gardens and associated highways alterations and crossings. Hull City Council is seeking to appoint a Multi Disciplinary Design Team from suppliers that can provide a full building design, structural, mechanical & engineering, landscaping, surveying, and NEC contract administration consultancy for the development, design, and delivery of the HYMC scheme.

Funding is approved in two phases, a development grant which is due for submission in May 2019, and, if the bid is successful, for the delivery of the scheme over five years, the first three of which will be the capital delivery phase (up to September 2022) and which is the period for which the Multi Disciplinary Team contract would be required.

Additional information: Full details of this tender opportunity, including access to the full Tender Documentation, and supporting Appendices, is available via the Council's electronic tender portal, YORtender. The YORtender site is accessed by weblink https://www.yortender.co.uk. Suppliers will need to register on this site if they have not previously done so. (Registration is free and takes only a few minutes to complete). The specific YORtender Reference for this tender is DN326351. Please note that due to the likely contract value, this opportunity has also been advertised in the OJEU, with TED Reference 2018/S 045-099849.