UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

The Town Council are looking for qualified and suitable candidates to tender for the town planting and watering contract for the year 2023-24. You can access the information to tender here or alternatively, you can access them via our website www.rydetowncouncil.gov.uk Any queries please email procurement@rydetowncouncil.gov.uk. once completed and signed, the copies of the tender documents should be returned in an enclosed envelope and posted to the below address by 6pm Friday 18th November 2022. Procurement Ryde Town Council 10 Lind Street Ryde Isle of Wight PO33 2NQ

Ryde Town Council has acquired the former NatWest Bank building, now known as St Thomas' Square, as part of its commitment to the regeneration of the town and the effective use of local assets. The property is to be refurbished and converted into council offices, providing improved accommodation to support the delivery of Council services. The proposed works will enhance the condition of this landmark building whilst providing functionality and long-term sustainability for the building, ensuring it is fit for purpose and capable of meeting current and future operational needs. The works comprise of a complete internal refurbishment of the building. The refurbishment includes the installation of new heating and electrical systems, incorporating solar panel provision, together with associated controls and infrastructure. The scope of works also includes (BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO) the provision of additional toilet facilities with new sanitary ware, new roof coverings, the installation of a wheelchair lift, and the formation of meeting rooms designed to support modern office use. All works are to be carried out to current standards and regulations, ensuring the accommodation is safe, accessible, energy-efficient and fit for purpose. The full specification of the contract can be found in the attached documentation.

Ryde Town Council has acquired the former NatWest Bank building, now known as St Thomas' Square, as part of its commitment to the regeneration of the town and the effective use of local assets. The property is to be refurbished and converted into council offices, providing improved accommodation to support the delivery of Council services. The proposed works will enhance the condition of this landmark building whilst providing functionality and long-term sustainability for the building, ensuring it is fit for purpose and capable of meeting current and future operational needs. The works comprise of a complete internal refurbishment of the building. The refurbishment includes the installation of new heating and electrical systems, incorporating solar panel provision, together with associated controls and infrastructure. The scope of works also includes (BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO) the provision of additional toilet facilities with new sanitary ware, new roof coverings, the installation of a wheelchair lift, and the formation of meeting rooms designed to support modern office use. All works are to be carried out to current standards and regulations, ensuring the accommodation is safe, accessible, energy-efficient and fit for purpose. The full specification of the contract can be found in the attached documentation.

Ryde Town Council has acquired the former NatWest Bank building, now known as St Thomas' Square, as part of its commitment to the regeneration of the town and the effective use of local assets. The property is to be refurbished and converted into council offices, providing improved accommodation to support the delivery of Council services. The proposed works will enhance the condition of this landmark building whilst providing functionality and long-term sustainability for the building, ensuring it is fit for purpose and capable of meeting current and future operational needs. The works comprise of a complete internal refurbishment of the building. The refurbishment includes the installation of new heating and electrical systems, incorporating solar panel provision, together with associated controls and infrastructure. The scope of works also includes (BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO) the provision of additional toilet facilities with new sanitary ware, new roof coverings, the installation of a wheelchair lift, and the formation of meeting rooms designed to support modern office use. All works are to be carried out to current standards and regulations, ensuring the accommodation is safe, accessible, energy-efficient and fit for purpose. The full specification of the contract can be found in the attached documentation.

Ryde Town Council has acquired the former NatWest Bank building, now known as St Thomas' Square, as part of its commitment to the regeneration of the town and the effective use of local assets. The property is to be refurbished and converted into council offices, providing improved accommodation to support the delivery of Council services. The proposed works will enhance the condition of this landmark building whilst providing functionality and long-term sustainability for the building, ensuring it is fit for purpose and capable of meeting current and future operational needs. The works comprise of a complete internal refurbishment of the building. The refurbishment includes the installation of new heating and electrical systems, incorporating solar panel provision, together with associated controls and infrastructure. The scope of works also includes (BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO) the provision of additional toilet facilities with new sanitary ware, new roof coverings, the installation of a wheelchair lift, and the formation of meeting rooms designed to support modern office use. All works are to be carried out to current standards and regulations, ensuring the accommodation is safe, accessible, energy-efficient and fit for purpose. The full specification of the contract can be found in the attached documentation.

Ryde Town Council has acquired the former NatWest Bank building, now known as St Thomas' Square, as part of its commitment to the regeneration of the town and the effective use of local assets. The property is to be refurbished and converted into council offices, providing improved accommodation to support the delivery of Council services. The proposed works will enhance the condition of this landmark building whilst providing functionality and long-term sustainability for the building, ensuring it is fit for purpose and capable of meeting current and future operational needs. The works comprise of a complete internal refurbishment of the building. The refurbishment includes the installation of new heating and electrical systems, incorporating solar panel provision, together with associated controls and infrastructure. The scope of works also includes (BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO) the provision of additional toilet facilities with new sanitary ware, new roof coverings, the installation of a wheelchair lift, and the formation of meeting rooms designed to support modern office use. All works are to be carried out to current standards and regulations, ensuring the accommodation is safe, accessible, energy-efficient and fit for purpose. The full specification of the contract can be found in the attached documentation.

Ryde Town Council has acquired the former NatWest Bank building, now known as St Thomas' Square, as part of its commitment to the regeneration of the town and the effective use of local assets. The property is to be refurbished and converted into council offices, providing improved accommodation to support the delivery of Council services. The proposed works will enhance the condition of this landmark building whilst providing functionality and long-term sustainability for the building, ensuring it is fit for purpose and capable of meeting current and future operational needs. The works comprise of a complete internal refurbishment of the building. The refurbishment includes the installation of new heating and electrical systems, incorporating solar panel provision, together with associated controls and infrastructure. The scope of works also includes (BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO) the provision of additional toilet facilities with new sanitary ware, new roof coverings, the installation of a wheelchair lift, and the formation of meeting rooms designed to support modern office use. All works are to be carried out to current standards and regulations, ensuring the accommodation is safe, accessible, energy-efficient and fit for purpose. The full specification of the contract can be found in the attached documentation.