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Penzance-based charity MusicAbility Foundation strives to improve the lives of people in this beautiful but economically deprived area of the UK through music therapy, music education and participation. During the pandemic the Foundation was gifted a fine but rather run-down Grade 2 listed building in the centre of Penzance to create a music centre for health and well-being. MusicAbility is committed to creating flexible and inclusive musical opportunities for people of all ages, life-experience and abilities, and our services are frequently life-changing for the people we work with. On being gifted the building in June 2021 we created a dedicated music therapy room - the only fully equipped music therapy space west of Bristol. This has enabled us to meet the needs of individuals and families, working in close partnership with local schools, social care, and mental health services. We are now working towards renovating and extending the rest of the building to become a unique socially focussed music centre, offering expanded music therapy services and spaces for music teaching, rehearsal and events. The social impact of our project is significant - West Cornwall is rich in creativity but economically-deprived and quite isolated - our catchment includes young people in the most deprived 1½ % in the UK The purchase of this system is part of a grant funded application process and therefore procurement will be subject to grant approval of the project. We will assess tenders received on a Most Economically Advantageous Tender. The charity were fortunate to be bequeathed the Grade II listed property at 10 Parade Street. At the time it had a number of tenants in-situ, however these have gradually moved on. The building is in a general good state of repair with the exception of the rear extension corridor which has a little damp. The building has limited use at present providing a venue for music therapy sessions and a small amount of private hire. The Foundation want to refurbish the building into a music centre to provide facilities for music lessons, rehearsal, performance, therapy and community engagement. This application is to support Phase One of the project which will see the ground floor reconfigured and renovated to improve accessibility and layout to meet the requirements identified through extensive consultation with the community and potential delivery organisations. The refurbishment of the existing buildings includes • Construction of a new entrance access ramp and steps to provide a level access • New toilets to rear entrance area • New fire compartmentation works to the protected corridor and between the Basement and the Ground Floor • refurbished and new doors to upgrade fire and sound insulation • New mechanical ventilation system to the principal ground floor rooms and basement • New suspended ceilings and ceiling linings • Refurbished windows and new secondary glazing • New decorations and finishes

Penzance-based charity MusicAbility Foundation strives to improve the lives of people in this beautiful but economically deprived area of the UK through music therapy, music education and participation. During the pandemic the Foundation was gifted a fine but rather run-down Grade 2 listed building in the centre of Penzance to create a music centre for health and well-being. MusicAbility is committed to creating flexible and inclusive musical opportunities for people of all ages, life-experience and abilities, and our services are frequently life-changing for the people we work with. On being gifted the building in June 2021 we created a dedicated music therapy room - the only fully equipped music therapy space west of Bristol. This has enabled us to meet the needs of individuals and families, working in close partnership with local schools, social care, and mental health services. We are now working towards renovating and extending the rest of the building to become a unique socially focussed music centre, offering expanded music therapy services and spaces for music teaching, rehearsal and events. The social impact of our project is significant - West Cornwall is rich in creativity but economically-deprived and quite isolated - our catchment includes young people in the most deprived 1½ % in the UK The purchase of this system is part of a grant funded application process and therefore procurement will be subject to grant approval of the project. We will assess tenders received on a Most Economically Advantageous Tender. The charity were fortunate to be bequeathed the Grade II listed property at 10 Parade Street. At the time it had a number of tenants in-situ, however these have gradually moved on. The building is in a general good state of repair with the exception of the rear extension corridor which has a little damp. The building has limited use at present providing a venue for music therapy sessions and a small amount of private hire. The Foundation want to refurbish the building into a music centre to provide facilities for music lessons, rehearsal, performance, therapy and community engagement. This application is to support Phase One of the project which will see the ground floor reconfigured and renovated to improve accessibility and layout to meet the requirements identified through extensive consultation with the community and potential delivery organisations. The refurbishment of the existing buildings includes • Construction of a new entrance access ramp and steps to provide a level access • New toilets to rear entrance area • New fire compartmentation works to the protected corridor and between the Basement and the Ground Floor • refurbished and new doors to upgrade fire and sound insulation • New mechanical ventilation system to the principal ground floor rooms and basement • New suspended ceilings and ceiling linings • Refurbished windows and new secondary glazing • New decorations and finishes

Penzance-based charity MusicAbility Foundation strives to improve the lives of people in this beautiful but economically deprived area of the UK through music therapy, music education and participation. During the pandemic the Foundation was gifted a fine but rather run-down Grade 2 listed building in the centre of Penzance to create a music centre for health and well-being. MusicAbility is committed to creating flexible and inclusive musical opportunities for people of all ages, life-experience and abilities, and our services are frequently life-changing for the people we work with. On being gifted the building in June 2021 we created a dedicated music therapy room - the only fully equipped music therapy space west of Bristol. This has enabled us to meet the needs of individuals and families, working in close partnership with local schools, social care, and mental health services. We are now working towards renovating and extending the rest of the building to become a unique socially focussed music centre, offering expanded music therapy services and spaces for music teaching, rehearsal and events. The social impact of our project is significant - West Cornwall is rich in creativity but economically-deprived and quite isolated - our catchment includes young people in the most deprived 1½ % in the UK The purchase of this system is part of a grant funded application process and therefore procurement will be subject to grant approval of the project. We will assess tenders received on a Most Economically Advantageous Tender. The charity were fortunate to be bequeathed the Grade II listed property at 10 Parade Street. At the time it had a number of tenants in-situ, however these have gradually moved on. The building is in a general good state of repair with the exception of the rear extension corridor which has a little damp. The building has limited use at present providing a venue for music therapy sessions and a small amount of private hire. The Foundation want to refurbish the building into a music centre to provide facilities for music lessons, rehearsal, performance, therapy and community engagement. This application is to support Phase One of the project which will see the ground floor reconfigured and renovated to improve accessibility and layout to meet the requirements identified through extensive consultation with the community and potential delivery organisations. The refurbishment of the existing buildings includes • Construction of a new entrance access ramp and steps to provide a level access • New toilets to rear entrance area • New fire compartmentation works to the protected corridor and between the Basement and the Ground Floor • refurbished and new doors to upgrade fire and sound insulation • New mechanical ventilation system to the principal ground floor rooms and basement • New suspended ceilings and ceiling linings • Refurbished windows and new secondary glazing • New decorations and finishes

Penzance-based charity MusicAbility Foundation strives to improve the lives of people in this beautiful but economically deprived area of the UK through music therapy, music education and participation. During the pandemic the Foundation was gifted a fine but rather run-down Grade 2 listed building in the centre of Penzance to create a music centre for health and well-being. MusicAbility is committed to creating flexible and inclusive musical opportunities for people of all ages, life-experience and abilities, and our services are frequently life-changing for the people we work with. On being gifted the building in June 2021 we created a dedicated music therapy room - the only fully equipped music therapy space west of Bristol. This has enabled us to meet the needs of individuals and families, working in close partnership with local schools, social care, and mental health services. We are now working towards renovating and extending the rest of the building to become a unique socially focussed music centre, offering expanded music therapy services and spaces for music teaching, rehearsal and events. The social impact of our project is significant - West Cornwall is rich in creativity but economically-deprived and quite isolated - our catchment includes young people in the most deprived 1½ % in the UK The purchase of this system is part of a grant funded application process and therefore procurement will be subject to grant approval of the project. We will assess tenders received on a Most Economically Advantageous Tender. The charity were fortunate to be bequeathed the Grade II listed property at 10 Parade Street. At the time it had a number of tenants in-situ, however these have gradually moved on. The building is in a general good state of repair with the exception of the rear extension corridor which has a little damp. The building has limited use at present providing a venue for music therapy sessions and a small amount of private hire. The Foundation want to refurbish the building into a music centre to provide facilities for music lessons, rehearsal, performance, therapy and community engagement. This application is to support Phase One of the project which will see the ground floor reconfigured and renovated to improve accessibility and layout to meet the requirements identified through extensive consultation with the community and potential delivery organisations. The refurbishment of the existing buildings includes • Construction of a new entrance access ramp and steps to provide a level access • New toilets to rear entrance area • New fire compartmentation works to the protected corridor and between the Basement and the Ground Floor • refurbished and new doors to upgrade fire and sound insulation • New mechanical ventilation system to the principal ground floor rooms and basement • New suspended ceilings and ceiling linings • Refurbished windows and new secondary glazing • New decorations and finishes

MusicAbility Foundation was gifted a Grade 2 listed building in the centre of Penzance to create a music centre for health and well-being. On being gifted the building in June 2021 we created a dedicated music therapy room - the only fully equipped music therapy space west of Bristol. We are now working towards renovating and extending the rest of the building to become a unique socially focused music centre, offering expanded music therapy services and spaces for music teaching, rehearsal and events. The purchase of this system is grant funded and must therefore comply with the conditions of said Heritage At Risk funding. We will assess tenders received on a Most Economically Advantageous Tender plus other suitability factors, particularly availability during the construction period as the timescales are limited. We plan to bring the building into increased and celebrated public use as a music centre for health, education, participation and performance. The project's overall aims are to regenerate this once grand public building and return it to full use for the benefit the people of Penzance and West Cornwall. MusicAbility Foundation have obtained a Town Deal Enterprise Grant to complete Phase One of the project, to create a second music therapy room downstairs along with level access and accessible toilets on the ground floor. This work will take place between August and December 2025 and is already contracted separately. The phase of work open for tender through this works package will enable the restoration of the existing building fabric to meet the requirements of Building Control. This application is to support Phase Two of the project which will see the existing building reconfigured and renovated to improve accessibility and layout to meet the requirements identified through extensive consultation with the community and potential delivery organisations. The refurbishment of the existing buildings includes:  Demolitions of modern extension and alterations  Existing Fabric works: External Wall Repointing or Rendering (tbc), Basement waterproofing and associated works, Balcony remedial works and Timber Treatment  Window and Rooflight Works: Existing window refurbishments including sash refurbishment, secondary glazing and security bars and new rooflight AOV for fire regs.  Upgraded existing heritage doors including fire doors requirements and additional doors and screen.  Works to existing heritage staircase to comply with Building Control  Additional and replaced plasterboard linings and sound/fire insulation upgrade to floors.  Various mechanical, electrical and plumbing works: Refurbished small power electrics, new electric heaters, new MVHR system, Fire Alarm System.  Restoring Internal Decorations, finishes and features. Please see attached ITT for how to apply.