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Demolition, Design and Construction of Howard's Lane Public Toilets, Howard's Lane, Wareham

Wareham Town Council · published 19 Oct 2026

Deadline
15 Jan 2027, 12:00 · questions by 27 Nov 2026, 12:00
Estimated value
£140,000 excluding VAT where stated
Procedure
Below threshold - open competition · below threshold
Contract dates
1 Feb 2027 to 30 Sept 2027
Where
South West
Categories (CPV)
  • 45111100 Demolition work
  • 45215500 Public conveniences
  • 45262660 Asbestos-removal work
Small businesses
The buyer marks this as suitable for SMEs.
Award criteria
  • Design Quality (quality)25%
  • Cost (cost)25%
  • Experience and Track Record (quality)20%
  • Social Value (quality)10%
  • Project Timeline (quality)10%
  • Health and Safety (quality)10%

Description

Wareham Town Council invites tenders from suitably experienced contractors to demolish the existing public toilet block at Howard's Lane, Wareham, Dorset BH20 4HU, and to design and build a new public toilet facility on the same site. The works include: safe demolition and clearance of the existing building, including the removal of any asbestos identified by the Council's asbestos survey (which will be provided to all tenderers); construction of the new facility; connection of all services; and making good the site. Planning has been confirmed as permitted development. Bidders must also price a pay-to-use (contactless) entry system as a separately identified optional item; the Council will decide at award whether to include it. This procurement follows an earlier tender exercise for these works which did not result in a contract award. The contract will be awarded to the most advantageous tender, assessed against the price and quality criteria set out in the tender documents. Tender documents are attached to this notice and are also available from the Town Clerk.

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