Refurbishment of Big Lottery Fund’s Offices in Birmingham
The project is primarily to achieve these occupancy requirements, but also to refresh and re-organise what is now an old and worn interior.
Design and Refurbishment of Big Lottery Fund Offices at Apex House
Big Lottery Fund
Contract summary
Industry
Construction and Real Estate
Location of contract
Any region
Value of contract (£)
£0 – £2,000,000
Published date
14 June 2016
Closing date
12 July 2016
Contract start date
01 September 2016
Contract end date
28 April 2017
Description
About the buyer
Address
Apex House
3 Embassy Drive
Edgbaston Birmingham
B15 1TR
England
Other information
Attachments
Apex Housing Third Floor – Existing Plan
Apex House Third Floor – Existing Plan.pdf
Pre Construction Information Rev B
Pre-construction Information Rev B.pdf
Existing Layout Showing Demolition – Second Floor
16.007_ALL_PGA_E_02-Demolition.pdf
Pre Construction Information
Pre-construction Information.docx
Proposed Plantroom Plan
2612 AL (2) 07 – Proposed Plantroom Plan .pdf
Proposed General Arrangement – Second Floor
16.007_ALL_PGA_E_02-PGA (1).pdf
Existing Layout Showing Demolition – Third Floor
16.007_ALL_PGA_E_03-Demolition.pdf
Clarification 1
Clarification 1 – BIG001-0747.doc
Green Wishlist
ITT Design and Refurbishment of Big Lottery Fund Offices Apex House
BIG001-0747 ITT Design and Refurbishment of Big Lottery Fund Offices Apex House.doc
Accessibility
Proposed Basement Plan
2612 AL (2) 01 – Proposed Basement Plan.pdf
Proposed General Arrangement – Third Floor
Existing Layout Showing Demolition – Fourth Floor
16.007_ALL_PGA_E_04-Demolition.pdf
Proposed General Arrangement – Fourth Floor
Apex Housing Second Floor – Existing Plan
Apex House Second Floor – Exisiting Plan.pdf
Typical T Point Elevation
16.007_ALL_PGA_E_T POINT DETAIL.pdf
Apex Housing Fourth Floor – Existing Plan
How to apply
Please apply directly to the buyer using the contact details provided.
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