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Feasibility study into the regeneration options for the Newark Gateway area in Newark, Nottinghamshire and production of a 'first stage' Master Plan.

Quotations are invited for carrying out a feasibility study relating to the regeneration of the Newark Gateway area and the production of a 'first stage' Master Plan. The proposals for the masterplan will provide a key catalyst for the development and regeneration of this important gateway into Newark-on-Trent but will also take into consideration the important issues relating to infrastructure, heritage and community. For the purposes of the study, the Gateway is broadly defined as the Former Highways Depot site,...

Buyer

Newark & Sherwood District Council

Value

£50,000

Published

27 Sept 2017

Closes

27 Oct 2017

Procurement details

Source

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Region

United Kingdom

Procurement method

Open

Category

Services

Contract starts

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Contract ends

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CPV classifications

79314000

Feasibility study

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Lot default Feasibility study into the regeneration options for the Newark Gateway area in Newark, Nottinghamshire and production of a 'first stage' Master Plan.

£50,000

Quotations are invited for carrying out a feasibility study relating to the regeneration of the Newark Gateway area and the production of a 'first stage' Master Plan. The proposals for the masterplan will provide a key catalyst for the development and regeneration of this important gateway into Newark-on-Trent but will also take into consideration the import...

Delivery: East Midlands · United Kingdom, East Midlands, United Kingdom

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27 Sept 2017

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