(NU/1670) Provision of Audio Visual Equipment in Armstrong Building

The Armstrong Building is the oldest building on Newcastle University's campus and is the site of the original Armstrong College, intrinsically linked to the formation of the University. The building was designed by Robert J Johnson, F W Rich and W H Knowles and construction took place in three phases between 1887 and 1906. The building was officially opened by King Edward VII on 11th July 1906 and is now Grade II Listed.

Over several years of redevelopment, the Grade II listed building was restored to reflect its iconic status on campus. High quality teaching rooms, social learning facilities and staff accommodation have been created and a new suite of reception rooms will establish the Armstrong Building as the ceremonial home of the University

As part of the University's ongoing commitment to provide high quality learning and teaching facilities spaces are refurbished and upgraded on a cyclic basis.

As part of a current refurbishment project there is a requirement for new audio-visual equipment to be provisioned and installed in the following spaces: -

• Armstrong Seminar Rooms 1.03, 1.04, 1.05, 3.39 & 3.41
• Armstrong Teaching Room 1.06
• Armstrong 2.16 Lecture Theatre
• Armstrong 2.98 Lecture Theatre

Full information can be found in the Invitation to Tender documentation.

This opportunity was only made available to the suppliers appointed to LOT 1b (Small Lot) - North East of England of the Audio Visual: Supplies, System Design, Installation and Maintenance (AVI2005NE) framework who have confirmed they will tender for work at Newcastle University. The terms and conditions of this framework agreement shall apply to any award made from this procurement process