Newburgh Lifeboat Building - Museum Interpretive services, detailed design and costing
Newburgh & Ythan Community Trust SCIO · Scotland
Key facts
- Closing date
- 20 Mar 2026
- Contract ends
- 15 May 2026
- Procedure
- Open procedure
- Buyer type
- Other public body
Description
The requirement for Interpretation Services relates to the NYCT project to develop a museum and tourism resource based on the historic Newburgh Lifeboat Station. It is anticipated that the development will be funded through a mix of grant and internal funding and will be delivered by April 2027. This contract is intended to provide a comprehensive interpretive plan with detailed and specific costings for all interpretive resources as part of the project. There are 2 elements to this: 1. Design - Interpretive planning and development for the Support Building and Museum, including the production of interpretive concept, consultation and cocreation, detailed and technical designs and all interpretive/narrative content, including signage and interpretation for the sensitive area of duneland and estuary on which the buildings and boardwalk are/will be sited. 2. Detailed Costings - An interpretation scheme laying out detailed indicative costings for all elements of interpretation proposed.
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