British Embassy Washington DC, USA - Major Building Repair Project
Foreign & Commonwealth Office · United Kingdom
Key facts
- Estimated value
- £55,000,000
- Closing date
- 21 Sep 2018
- Contract starts
- 18 Jul 2019
- Contract ends
- 01 Nov 2021
- Procedure
- Restricted procedure (above threshold)
- Buyer type
- Central government
Description
This is the pre-qualification questionnaire for the General Contractor (hereinafter called the GC) for Major building repairs at the British Embassy, Washington DC, USA.
The GC's work scope includes the Major Building Repair and Refurbishment of the existing British Embassy in Washington, USA comprising:
Ambassador's Residence (AR) - Comprising circa 6,000m2 building fabric and mechanical / electrical installations focused refurbishment and repair works to a building of historical significance. The AR has several areas which will require particular attention to complete the works with the minimal disruption to the historic finishes. Works also include the upgrade/reconfiguration of workers accommodation suites on Level 2. The Ambassador's Residence will be temporarily decanted and therefore unoccupied during the works.
- Old Chancery Building (OCB) - Comprising circa 2,000m2 building fabric and mechanical / electrical installations focused refurbishment and repair works to a building of historical significance. The OCB is also of historic importance and has several areas which will require particular attention to complete the works with the minimal disruption to the historic finishes. Works also include the conversion of office and gym space to apartments and suites. The Old Chancery Building will be temporarily decanted and therefore unoccupied during the works.
- New Chancery Building (NCB). Comprising circa 10,000m2 refurbishment including partitions, doors, floor/wall & ceiling finishes and mechanical / electrical installations. Works also include a new build extension to the level 2 internal courtyard and conversion of the external parking to a landscaped courtyard area.
The New Chancery Building is in full occupation/usage and will remain so during the course of the proposed works. Careful consideration will therefore be required as to the phasing of the proposed works to ensure the safety of all occupants, minimise disruption to both the chancery and consular function of the Embassy Site, and ensure works are undertaken as efficiently as possible. This will be achieved via implementation of an effective phasing and decant/recant strategy. It is currently envisaged that the New Chancery Building refurbishment works will be phased on a wing-by-wing basis to minimise the requirement for decanting all existing users at one time to an alternative temporary location
- External Drainage / Site Works. The scope also includes the repair and replacement of the existing site drainage infrastructure.
Within the Embassy Compound, access is via the existing circulation roads and will require careful consideration and ongoing liaison with the Embassy (site accommodation, deliveries, circulation, storage of materials etc.)
Additional information: In order to be considered for this project it and receive pre-qualification and/or tender information it is necessary that you register your company (including any relevant information requested) on the Foreign & Commonwealth Office Procurement Portal, e-Bravo. Failure to do this will mean your company may not receive a Tender; no tenders will be issued via open e-mail.
For further instructions please see the attached 'How to Register' document.
Categories (CPV)
- 45210000 Building construction work
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