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Sprowston Town Council is seeking expressions of interest from builders/building contractors to construct and refurbish the Former Viking Public House (Tills Road, Norwich, Norfolk, NR6 7QZ, UK) into a community centre and hub. It is proposed the existing building will be fully refurbished internally including the removal of all existing redundant plant and equipment. On the ground floor, two self-contained function rooms, will be formed, each containing storage, toilets and tea-making facilities. In addition to the function rooms a café bar will be created in the central rotunda of the building, which again will be self-contained, having its own toilet facilities and services along with a stock room allocated within the cellar. The first-floor layout will be converted into 3no. small, office units, serviced by toilet and tea-making facilities. The extension will create an additional 187m2 of new floor space and will be single storey, standing at a height of 6.00m at its highest ridgeline, reducing to 3.4m at the lowest eaves line to the north-east boundary. Remedial works will consist of extensive works to the roof and dormer windows and the replacement of all fenestration with modern casement window units. The extension will be a steel framed structure, located to the rear of the original building, filling the space formed by the 'embrace' of each wing. The walls will be finished with a high-quality, facing blockwork. The front boundary to Tills Road will be enclosed by 1.2m high, bow-topped, steel fencing with gates. The existing carpark will be resurfaced and re-lined to accommodate 16 no. car parking spaces and two accessible access spaces. In addition, 6 no. wall-mounted, electric car charging points will be provided. A raised external decking area will be formed to the front of the building to serve the café bar. The existing FW & SW drainage is dispersed via a combined sewer. New SW volume is proposed to be dealt with via new soakaways located under the car park, subject to testing of ground conditions. The works will be procured under a tradition single stage lump sum tender process under a JCT IFC with contractor design 2016 contract with an anticipated budget between £850,000 to £1,000,000. The construction period will be approximately 7 months.

Sprowston Town Council is seeking expressions of interest from builders/building contractors to construct and refurbish the Former Viking Public House, Tills Road, Norwich, Norfolk, NR6 7QZ, UK. It is proposed the existing building will be fully refurbished internally including the removal of all existing redundant plant and equipment. On the ground floor, two self-contained function rooms, will be formed, each containing storage, toilets and tea-making facilities. In addition to the function rooms a café bar will be created in the central rotunda of the building, which again will be self-contained, having its own toilet facilities and services along with a stock room allocated within the cellar. The first-floor layout will be converted into 3no. small, office units, serviced by toilet and tea-making facilities. The extension will create an additional 187m2 of new floor space and will be single storey, standing at a height of 6.00m at its highest ridgeline, reducing to 3.4m at the lowest eaves line to the north-east boundary. Remedial works will consist of extensive works to the roof and dormer windows and the replacement of all fenestration with modern casement window units. The extension will be a steel framed structure, located to the rear of the original building, filling the space formed by the 'embrace' of each wing. The walls will be finished with a high-quality, facing blockwork. The front boundary to Tills Road will be enclosed by 1.2m high, bow-topped, steel fencing with gates. The existing carpark will be resurfaced and re-lined to accommodate 16 no. car parking spaces and two accessible access spaces. In addition, 6 no. wall-mounted, electric car charging points will be provided. A raised external decking area will be formed to the front of the building to serve the café bar. The existing FW & SW drainage is dispersed via a combined sewer. New SW volume is proposed to be dealt with via new soakaways located under the car park, subject to testing of ground conditions. The works will be procured under a tradition single stage lump sum tender process under a JCT IFC with contractor design 2016 contract with an anticipated budget between £850,000 to £1,000,000. The construction period will be approximately 7 months.

Sprowston Town Council are seeking expression of interest from builders/building contractors to construct and refurbish the Former Viking Public House, Tills Road, Norwich, Norfolk, NR6 7QZ, UK. It is proposed the existing building will be fully refurbished internally including the removal of all existing redundant plant and equipment. On the ground floor, two self-contained function rooms, will be formed, each containing storage, toilets and tea-making facilities. In addition to the function rooms a café bar will be created in the central rotunda of the building, which again will be self-contained, having its own toilet facilities and services along with a stock room allocated within the cellar. The first-floor layout will be converted into 3no. small, office units, serviced by toilet and tea-making facilities. The extension will create an additional 187m2 of new floor space and will be single storey, standing at a height of 6.00m at its highest ridgeline, reducing to 3.4m at the lowest eaves line to the north-east boundary. Remedial works will consist of extensive works to the roof and dormer windows and the replacement of all fenestration with modern casement window units. The extension will be a steel framed structure, located to the rear of the original building, filling the space formed by the 'embrace' of each wing. The walls will be finished with a high-quality, facing blockwork. The front boundary to Tills Road will be enclosed by 1.2m high, bow-topped, steel fencing with gates. The existing carpark will be resurfaced and re-lined to accommodate 16 no. car parking spaces and two accessible access spaces. In addition, 6 no. wall-mounted, electric car charging points will be provided. A raised external decking area will be formed to the front of the building to serve the café bar. The existing FW & SW drainage is dispersed via a combined sewer. New SW volume is proposed to be dealt with via new soakaways located under the car park, subject to testing of ground conditions. The works will be procured under a tradition single stage lump sum tender process under a JCT IFC with contractor design 2016 contract with an anticipated budget between £850,000 to £1,000,000. The construction period will be approximately 7 months.

Design And Construction Of A New Skate Park In Sprowston, Norwich, Norfolk. Site Location : Development Land off Blue Boar Lane, Norwich, NR7 8RJ. What3words: oval.edits.pads X (Easting), 626075; Y (Northing), 311533 Latitude, 52.654367; Longitude 1.3410415 Sprowston Town Council intends to tender for the design and construction of a new skate park facility on development land off Blue Boar Lane. The project will include: • Full design and build of a bespoke high quality skate park over an approximate area of 50m x 50m • All planning permissions (if required) and public consultation requirements • Installation of a new UKPN power supply to support lighting infrastructure • Associated works including drainage, surfacing, and street furniture as required Suppliers are required to give an in-person presentation (max 30 mins.) in support of their skate park design and submission. Presentations will be made to an Evaluation Panel in w/c 2nd March 2026 (date tbc, but possibly Friday 6th), at Sprowston Town Council Offices, Recreation Ground Road, Norwich, NR7 8EW. Full details will be made available when the open and competitive tender opens on 26th January 2026. For an informal discussion on this opportunity, or to express an interest, please contact the Town Clerk on 01603 408063, or townclerk@sprowston-tc.gov.uk.