Preservation Services of Historical Buildings Tenders & Contracts

Limerick City and County Council seeks the services of an RIAI Grade 1 Accredited Conservation Architect to lead a Design Team comprising a Conservation Accredited Structural Engineer and a Quantity Surveyor The Design Team shall undertake a conservation assessment of Mount St Lawrence Mortuary Chapel a Protected Structure RPS Reg No 3256 and to identify define and document the conservation works required to support the long-term conservation and reuse of the structure with a view to preparing an application under the Historic Structures Fund 2027 and preparing tender documents for the Conservation works The purpose of this Tender is to establish the nature extent and indicative cost of the conservation works required and to provide a robust evidence base to inform future funding applications and project development

Historic Environment Scotland (HES) requires a supplier/multiple suppliers to carry out painting services, as and when required, covering the Edinburgh and Stirling Regions. The requirement will be split into lots and will cover both Properties in Care and Office Buildings.

Conservation refurbishment of Traditional Wooden Sash Windows Ballina Mayo

Supply of services; conservation and preservation works to a protected structure; the Sisters of Mercy Convent in Ballina, County Mayo. The proposed works comprise the repair and reinstatement of key external elements of the building, aimed at preventing further deterioration and improving weathering performance. Stained Glass Repairs - Repair of existing stained-glass windows, including the replacement of approximately 43 damaged pieces to match existing. Works will be undertaken in situ where possible, with one feature panel removed for specialist workshop repair and reinstated on completion. Timber Door Restoration (External) - Careful stripping, preparation and refinishing of 5 no. external double timber doors. Works include minor localised repairs and the application of a suitable protective stain and varnish system. Timber Sash Windows (New) - Manufacture and installation of 4 no. traditional 1-over-1 timber sash windows, including box frames, pulley, cord and counterweight systems, fitted into existing opes with minimal intervention. These are to replace the broken aluminium windows on the west elevation. Rainwater Goods - Installation of cast iron ogee gutters (client supplied) and associated downpipes, including all fixings, alignment and testing to ensure proper drainage.

HES requires Scaffolding Services including erection, alteration, inspection, adaption, maintenance and dismantling, across the North Region. The requirement will be split into geographical lots.

To review and update the Cleethorpes Central Seafront Conservation Area Assessment 2016 under the direction of the council Heritage Officer and CHR Project Manager. To provide an updated report on completion of onsite visits, research and review of local and national policy requirements

North East Lincolnshire Council (NELC) is a designated Heritage Fund Heritage Place 2033. Over the next decade the Heritage Fund will take a longer-term view, investing in heritage for the future as well as for the present. Heritage Fund will invest in places, not just individual projects, to bring about benefits for people, places and our natural environment. The council’s ambition for this project is to expand upon the successful Townscape Heritage Programme delivered in Cleethorpes from 2018 to 2025 and provide a seamless transition to amplify Levelling Up Fund investment in the resort. This project will build the evidence base through community and business engagement which will lead to a larger application for a heritage led regeneration programme centred on Cleethorpes’ Market Place leading to: • Enhanced heritage buildings in Cleethorpes delivering the ambitions of the Cleethorpes Masterplan • Bringing vacant floorspace back into use, especially upper floors • Engaged property owners, residents, stakeholders and visitors who value their heritage • Effective partnership working between freeholders/tenants and the public sector • Heritage-led regeneration placed centre stage of the revitalisation of NEL. • Support and build resilience within North East Lincolnshire Council (NELC) to develop and lead place-based heritage partnerships. NELC has successfully secured a National Lottery Heritage Fund grant for a Townscape Heritage type development phase project and wish to commission a suitably experienced Heritage Building Surveyor to undertake a visual survey of the buildings which are to be included in the Cleethorpes Heritage Revealed heritage led regeneration project. The purpose of this tender is to enable the condition of buildings and structures within the CCSCA to be understood, and then estimated costs established to enable a round two delivery phase application to Heritage Fund in the autumn of 2026.