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Havant Borough Council (the council), alongside its operator, Horizon Leisure Trust, are planning to deliver a transformation of the facilities at Waterlooville Leisure Centre, and require an experienced, high quality Architectural leisure specialist to act as Lead Designer to progress the design development of the project for RIBA stages 1, 2 and part 3 through to first stage tender and the appointment of a Preferred Contractor.
The Client for this project will be Havant Borough Council.
A two-stage design and build procurement strategy has been recommended to allow for early engagement of the Contractor whilst maintaining an element of competition.
The services required will include:
The following surveys will be required:
Other surveys and services may also be required and the selected supplier may be required to provide these services, as identified, to support the project. Where these services cannot be provided in-house, the council may require the supplier to appoint them as sub-consultants, with a collateral warranty in place between the sub-consultant and the council.
| Lot | Title | Value |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lot 1 | — |
| Title | Supplier | Value | Awarded |
|---|---|---|---|
| Award 1 | BRADSHAW GASS & HOPE LLP | — | — |
In the role as Lead Designer, the supplier will actively manage the co-ordination, timely delivery, quality, and performance of the other design consultants to meet the Client's objectives (with the assistance of the Project Manager), whether they are delivering the services in-house, as sub-consultants or as separate consultants appointed directly by the Council.
The scope of the project is split into 3 distinct phases: