UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

The British Museum is seeking to appoint a mechanical, electrical, public health and fire services engineering consultant (MEPHF engineer) to provide services for the delivery of the South-West Energy Centre (SWEC) project from RIBA Stage 3 onwards. The appointed consultant will also be required to act as Lead Consultant, Lead Designer, Principal Designer, Design Management and Lead Appointed Party.

The British Museum is leading a collaborative procurement exercise for the provision of market research services on behalf of a number of publicly funded London based museums and galleries. The work will comprise quantitative research of visitors to each of these organisations and their regional sites, followed by the production and supply of data, analysis and reporting so that data history is consistent, and longer-term trends can be analysed. Data collection will be mainly from face to face interviews with visitors to the participating sites, some sites may choose to use online data collection. From the access to this breadth and depth of sector data, the successful agency would be expected to provide further insight and interpretation. Interested parties will need to demonstrate a track record in providing insightful analysis and reports based on solid understanding of consumer brands including but not limited to cultural/visitor attractions in the heritage sector

The British Museum is leading a collaborative procurement exercise for the provision of market research services on behalf of a number of publicly funded London based museums and galleries. The work will comprise quantitative research of visitors to each of these organisations and their regional sites, followed by the production and supply of data, analysis and reporting so that data history is consistent, and longer-term trends can be analysed. Data collection will be mainly from face to face interviews with visitors to the participating sites, some sites may choose to use online data collection. From the access to this breadth and depth of sector data, the successful agency would be expected to provide further insight and interpretation. Interested parties will need to demonstrate a track record in providing insightful analysis and reports based on solid understanding of consumer brands including but not limited to cultural/visitor attractions in the heritage sector

The works at East Road within the British Museum estate comprise construction of a new building as part of the Museum's overall South South-West Energy Centre (SWEC) Programme. The basement, ground and first floor building will provide accommodation for mechanical, electrical and fire systems plant, plus carpentry, electrical, locksmith workshop/maintenance facilities. The works relate to the base building only to be delivered as a waterproof shell. It excludes all fit out and MEP to serve the building and primary MEP central plant.

The works at East Road within the British Museum estate comprise construction of a new building as part of the Museum’s overall South South-West Energy Centre (SWEC) Programme. The basement, ground and first floor building will provide accommodation for mechanical, electrical and fire systems plant, plus carpentry, electrical, locksmith workshop/maintenance facilities. The works relate to the base building only to be delivered as a waterproof shell. It excludes all fit out and MEP to serve the building and primary MEP central plant.

The British Museum is undertaking a major development at its Bloomsbury Estate. The Energy Centre Programme is designed to improve energy supply and generation, rationalise primary services distribution, and provide improved resilience in the building services infrastructure that serves the Museum’s main site. The programme is also a key enabler which will support ongoing asset and infrastructure renewal and the emerging aspirations of the British Museum’s masterplan. The M&E Contractor will undertake the role of Principal Contractor to provide all M&E services within the new South West Energy Centre, within the new East Road Building, within existing and new substations and all associated services infrastructure. The scope also includes elements of civils and builders work including trenching for new and relocated services and threading services through the existed listed building fabric.

The British Museum is undertaking a major development at its Bloomsbury Estate. The Energy Centre Programme is designed to improve energy supply and generation, rationalise primary services distribution, and provide improved resilience in the building services infrastructure that serves the Museum's main site. The programme is also a key enabler which will support ongoing asset and infrastructure renewal and the emerging aspirations of the British Museum's masterplan. The M&E Contractor will undertake the role of Principal Contractor to provide all M&E services within the new South West Energy Centre, within the new East Road Building, within existing and new substations and all associated services infrastructure. The scope also includes elements of civils and builders work including trenching for new and relocated services and threading services through the existed listed building fabric.

The British Museum plans to embark in Spring 2024 on a procurement exercise that will lead to the appointment of a Design Team for the re-development of its Western Range as part of the Museum's Masterplan. The procurement approach will be in the form of a Restricted Procedure under the Public Contracts Regulations 2015. The evaluation methodology for the appointment of the Design Team has been developed, and approved by the Museum's Masterplan Committee. We now seek to appoint a Procurement Consultant to manage the delivery of the Design Team appointment in accordance with the agreed methodology whose main responsibilities will be: • Administration of e-sourcing portal including all communications with participants. • Facilitation of in-person events • Management of all evaluation stages by chairing and providing secretariat services to panels. For the avoidance of doubt the Procurement Consultant will not score any elements of the Design Team selection themselves.

The British Museum plans to embark in Spring 2024 on a procurement exercise that will lead to the appointment of a Design Team for the re-development of its Western Range as part of the Museum's Masterplan. The procurement approach will be in the form of a Restricted Procedure under the Public Contracts Regulations 2015. The evaluation methodology for the appointment of the Design Team has been developed, and approved by the Museum’s Masterplan Committee. We now seek to appoint a Procurement Consultant to manage the delivery of the Design Team appointment in accordance with the agreed methodology whose main responsibilities will be: • Administration of e-sourcing portal including all communications with participants. • Facilitation of in-person events • Management of all evaluation stages by chairing and providing secretariat services to panels. For the avoidance of doubt the Procurement Consultant will not score any elements of the Design Team selection themselves.

The British Museum is undertaking this procurement exercise to source a Contractor to undertake works as part of a major development at its Bloomsbury Estate in Holborn. The Energy Centre Programme (ECP) is a major infrastructure programme that is designed to improve energy supply and generation, rationalise primary services distribution, and provide improved resilience in the building services infrastructure that serves the British Museum's Bloomsbury Estate. The programme is also a key enabler which will support ongoing asset and infrastructure renewal and the emerging aspirations of the British Museum's masterplan.

The British Museum is undertaking this procurement exercise to source a Contractor to undertake works as part of a major development at its Bloomsbury Estate in Holborn. The Energy Centre Programme (ECP) is a major infrastructure programme that is designed to improve energy supply and generation, rationalise primary services distribution, and provide improved resilience in the building services infrastructure that serves the British Museum’s Bloomsbury Estate. The programme is also a key enabler which will support ongoing asset and infrastructure renewal and the emerging aspirations of the British Museum’s masterplan.

The British Museum is seeking to source a Delivery Manager to support a major programme of work at its Bloomsbury estate in Holborn. The Energy Centre Programme (ECP) is a major infrastructure programme that is designed to improve energy supply and generation, rationalise primary services distribution, and provide improved resilience in the building services infrastructure that serves the whole site. The programme is also a key enabler which will support ongoing asset and infrastructure renewal and the emerging aspirations of the British Museum's masterplan. The Delivery Manager role will be pivotal to the delivery of this multi-million pound programme. In conjunction with the British Museum's Estates and Capital Projects department and current ECP professional team the Delivery Manager will lead the management and coordination of the delivery of the ECP which will be procured via at least six main contract packages.

The British Museum is seeking to source a Delivery Manager to support a major programme of work at its Bloomsbury estate in Holborn. The Energy Centre Programme (ECP) is a major infrastructure programme that is designed to improve energy supply and generation, rationalise primary services distribution, and provide improved resilience in the building services infrastructure that serves the whole site. The programme is also a key enabler which will support ongoing asset and infrastructure renewal and the emerging aspirations of the British Museum’s masterplan. The Delivery Manager role will be pivotal to the delivery of this multi-million pound programme. In conjunction with the British Museum’s Estates and Capital Projects department and current ECP professional team the Delivery Manager will lead the management and coordination of the delivery of the ECP which will be procured via at least six main contract packages.

The British Museum is looking to replace its Digital Asset Management System (DAMS). The DAMS is a critical internal system that stores and distributes images across numerous systems and departments. As well as facilitating research and education, it also enables commercial image sales, and provides material for marketing content. Whilst the DAMS is internal facing it also supplies images to public facing systems, notably the Museum's online collection database, Collections Online. The scope of this procurement includes the following activities: a) Configuration of a new cloud based DAMS operating on a SaaS basis (and associated consulting services), b) Migration of existing assets & metadata from the existing on premises DAMS to the new cloud based DAMS, c) Integration of the new DAMS with other Museum systems, d) Ongoing support for the new DAMS. The estimated total contract value is based on a maximum contract duration of 10 years and assumptions relating to the volume of data that will be stored in the DAMS over that period so should be treated as being indicative only.

The British Museum is delighted to launch this international competition to choose a visionary, architect-led design team to work with the Museum to develop an extraordinary design for a significant part of its Bloomsbury site: The Western Range. This is an important commission to re-envisage and transform key parts of the main, iconic site in Bloomsbury. This will be the Museum’s biggest building project since the 1820s, when work commenced on the original quadrangle. The ambition is significant: to restore the Western Range and, in so doing, reimagine a third of the existing gallery area, deliver improved collections storage and create new amenities to enhance the visitor experience, making the collection as accessible as possible to all the Museum’s audiences.

The British Museum is delighted to launch this international competition to choose a visionary, architect-led design team to work with the Museum to develop an extraordinary design for a significant part of its Bloomsbury site: The Western Range. This is an important commission to re-envisage and transform key parts of the main, iconic site in Bloomsbury. This will be the Museum's biggest building project since the 1820s, when work commenced on the original quadrangle. The ambition is significant: to restore the Western Range and, in so doing, reimagine a third of the existing gallery area, deliver improved collections storage and create new amenities to enhance the visitor experience, making the collection as accessible as possible to all the Museum's audiences.

The British Museum wishes to replace its Digital Asset Management System (DAMS), a critical system that stores and distributes images across many systems and departments. It facilitates research and education, enables commercial image sales, and provides material for marketing content. Whilst the DAMS is internal facing it also supplies images to public facing systems, notably the Museum's online collection database, Collections Online. This procurement includes the following activities: a) Configuration of a new cloud based DAMS operating on a SaaS basis, b) Migration of existing assets & metadata from the existing on premises DAMS to the new cloud based DAMS, c) Integration of the new DAMS with other Museum systems, d) Ongoing support for the new DAMS. The estimated total contract value is based on a maximum contract duration of 10 years and assumptions about the volume of data that will be stored in the DAMS over that period so should be treated as being indicative only.

The British Museum wishes to replace its Digital Asset Management System (DAMS), a critical system that stores and distributes images across many systems and departments. It facilitates research and education, enables commercial image sales, and provides material for marketing content. Whilst the DAMS is internal facing it also supplies images to public facing systems, notably the Museum’s online collection database, Collections Online. This procurement includes the following activities: a) Configuration of a new cloud based DAMS operating on a SaaS basis, b) Migration of existing assets & metadata from the existing on premises DAMS to the new cloud based DAMS, c) Integration of the new DAMS with other Museum systems, d) Ongoing support for the new DAMS. The estimated total contract value is based on a maximum contract duration of 10 years and assumptions about the volume of data that will be stored in the DAMS over that period so should be treated as being indicative only.

The British Museum is looking to replace its Fundraising CRM system. The CRM is critical tool for managing engagement with the Museum's supporters and prospects, which includes its Membership base. The CRM acts as a central database for supporter/prospect information and supports the web-based sales channels for memberships and event tickets, thereby providing both internal and external facing components. The scope of the procurement includes: a) configuration of a new SaaS fundraising CRM to meet the British Museum's requirements associated with philanthropy, corporate sponsorship, membership and events, b) migration of CRM data from the existing on premises solution to the new SaaS CRM c) ongoing support for the new fundraising CRM. The estimated contract value is based on maximum contract duration of six years (three year initial term with up to three further one year extensions) and assumptions relating to the number of records that will be stored in the CRM, and the number of unique users over that period so should be treated as indicative only.