CPU 7328 Development for Social Housing of former United Reform Church, Clifton
Description: Nottingham City Council is a unitary authority providing all local government services for its 300,000+ citizens, from waste collections and clean-up teams to public health, social care and locally maintained schools. The Authority also works with a wide variety of partner agencies such as NHS, other local authorities etc, and manages a wide range of services, delivered both directly by the Council and through external contractors, with a large and diverse supply chain. The objective of this procurement is the development of the former United Reform Church site for social housing. The value including VAT is PS5,562,300
Summary: Nottingham City Council is procuring construction works to redevelop the former United Reform Church site in Clifton, Nottingham, for social housing. The project is intended to create housing on the former church site; the requirement is described as development, rather than simply the supply of building materials or a standalone service. Nottingham City Council is the buyer and provides local government services across the city. The work is to be delivered in Nottingham. The procurement is relevant to developers and construction businesses able to take on a social housing development on a former church site, including firms with the capability to manage both pre-construction and construction activities. The stated purpose is social housing provision, so suppliers should assess whether their development experience and delivery model fit that outcome.