Traditional Farm Building Feasibility Studies

Organisation

Lake District National Park Authority

Wayfaring House, Murley Moss Business Park, Oxenholme Road, Kendal, LA9 7RL

Feasibility studies for 7 different traditional farm buildings located on 5 sites in the Western region of the Lake District National Park (Duddon Valley, Ravenglass). The scale of the work will vary depending on the size and condition of the building in question, however for all sites the following must be undertaken: 1. Record and understand the historic development and use of the building (and farmstead if relevant), so that its historic fabric and other significant values can be taken into account in any grant-funded work 2. Assess the current condition of the building (including a structural survey by an experienced structural engineer) 3. Obtain scoping surveys for ecology 4. Identify and detail the work required to repair the fabric to allow the building to continue in agricultural use, based on three criteria of urgent, necessary and desirable - annotated photographs or rectified photography preferred so that the proposed works can be presented in a visual way to owners, tenants and funders 5. Draw up a detailed schedule of works that could be used in a future tender pack 6. Obtain estimates for the work from an experienced Quantity Surveyor

Feasibility studies for 6 different farm buildings in the Northern region of the Lake District National Park (Caldbeck, Lorton, Loweswater). The scale of the work will vary depending on the size and condition of the building in question, however for all sites the following must be undertaken: 1. Record and understand the historic development and use of the building (and farmstead if relevant), so that its historic fabric and other significant values can be taken into account in any grant-funded work 2. Assess the current condition of the building (including a structural survey by an experienced structural engineer) 3. Obtain scoping surveys for ecology 4. Identify and detail the work required to repair the fabric to allow the building to continue in agricultural use, based on three criteria of urgent, necessary and desirable - annotated photographs or rectified photography preferred so that the proposed works can be presented in a visual way to owners, tenants and funders 5. Draw up a detailed schedule of works that could be used in a future tender pack 6. Obtain estimates for the work from an experienced Quantity Surveyor

Feasibility studies for 3 different traditional farm buildings located in the Eastern region of the Lake District National Park (Bretherdale, Ullswater). The scale of the work will vary depending on the size and condition of the building in question, however for all sites the following must be undertaken: 1. Record and understand the historic development and use of the building (and farmstead if relevant), so that its historic fabric and other significant values can be taken into account in any grant-funded work 2. Assess the current condition of the building (including a structural survey by an experienced structural engineer) 3. Obtain scoping surveys for ecology 4. Identify and detail the work required to repair the fabric to allow the building to continue in agricultural use, based on three criteria of urgent, necessary and desirable - annotated photographs or rectified photography preferred so that the proposed works can be presented in a visual way to owners, tenants and funders 5. Draw up a detailed schedule of works that could be used in a future tender pack 6. Obtain estimates for the work from an experienced Quantity Surveyor

Feasibility studies for 6 different traditional farm buildings located in the Southern region of the Lake District National Park (Torver, Colton). The scale of the work will vary depending on the size and condition of the building in question, however for all sites the following must be undertaken: 1. Record and understand the historic development and use of the building (and farmstead if relevant), so that its historic fabric and other significant values can be taken into account in any grant-funded work 2. Assess the current condition of the building (including a structural survey by an experienced structural engineer) 3. Obtain scoping surveys for ecology 4. Identify and detail the work required to repair the fabric to allow the building to continue in agricultural use, based on three criteria of urgent, necessary and desirable - annotated photographs or rectified photography preferred so that the proposed works can be presented in a visual way to owners, tenants and funders 5. Draw up a detailed schedule of works that could be used in a future tender pack 6. Obtain estimates for the work from an experienced Quantity Surveyor

Feasibility studies for 9 different traditional farm buildings located on 5 sites in the central/southern region of the Lake District National Park (Ambleside, Troutbeck, Lyth Valley). The scale of the work will vary depending on the size and condition of the building in question, however for all sites the following must be undertaken: 1. Record and understand the historic development and use of the building (and farmstead if relevant), so that its historic fabric and other significant values can be taken into account in any grant-funded work 2. Assess the current condition of the building (including a structural survey by an experienced structural engineer) 3. Obtain scoping surveys for ecology 4. Identify and detail the work required to repair the fabric to allow the building to continue in agricultural use, based on three criteria of urgent, necessary and desirable - annotated photographs or rectified photography preferred so that the proposed works can be presented in a visual way to owners, tenants and funders 5. Draw up a detailed schedule of works that could be used in a future tender pack 6. Obtain estimates for the work from an experienced Quantity Surveyor

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total contracts

£1.8m

total value

£94,879

average contract size

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Estimated Value

£150,000

WAC Reference

WAC-490309

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