Tender Results of Historic England

Visitor study at Whitby Abbey Eltham Palace and Audley End - AWARD-1. Historic England invites organisations to submit tenders for undertaking data collection for a qualitative study focused on understanding the motivations behind visitors' choices to visit Whitby Abbey, Eltham Palace, and Audley End. The target demographic encompasses visitors to these three historic sites. 2. The primary aim of this study is to gain in-depth insights into the reasons why visitors choose to visit these sites, including their experiences, whether the visit was part of a...

Facilities Management at The Engine House Swindon - AWARD-This Scope describes the Facilities Management services required at The Engine House and Archive building, collectively referred to as 'the premises' in Swindon. By way of summary, HE requires the Contractor to always deliver the following: ? Buildings that are compliant, safe and secure ? Provide a single point of contact for all FM related faults, issues and requests for service, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. ? Ensure the effective operation of the critical plant...

Historic England Sites Environmental Impacts Assessment - AWARD-The supplier will conduct a detailed review at each named site to support the development of an organisational-wide Environmental Management System and highlight potential shortcomings in our business operations

Grants - User Testing - Round 2 - AWARD-User testing web content and forms

Historic England Research Report Series Printing - AWARD-Historic England: Fort Cumberland, Portsmouth is tendering for a contractor to print our research report series. The research reports can be found here: https://historicengland.org.uk/research/results/reports/. We require a company to produce bound reports, as well as other supporting materials such as pamphlets, advertising postcards, posters and compliment slips. The contract will be for three years, and the annual budget is £6,000 to £9,000.

Estimates for Depreciated Replacement Costs (DRC) Asset Valuations at Various Sites in the South East - AWARD-To provide estimates to enable asset valuations to be calculated, by others, to comply with RICS Red Book Global Standards for Depreciated Replacement Cost valuations and Government Financial Reporting Manual (FReM) requirements.

IT Support Specialist Resource - AWARD-Historic England is a non-Departmental Public Body created by statute in 1983. It was formerly known as 'English Heritage' but changed its name to 'Historic England' (HE) in 2015. We are the government's independent expert advisory service for England's historic built environment, providing advice and guidance to local authorities, property owners and the public. We champion historic places and help people to care for them, now and in the future. In 2015 Historic...

E-learning Content Phase 1 - AWARD-Historic England (HE) are inviting suppliers to bid for e-learning training content for Historic England staff. The provision will be provided by a single supplier, up to the value stated in the contract advertisement over the 2 year period. Off the shelf e-learning content has becoming increasingly popular with HE staff wanting to upskill or develop their own CPD in their own time/ through the flow of work. We are looking for an e-learning content provider to provide courses which can sit with...

Daily & Periodic Cleaning Services Granville Street Birmingham - AWARD-To provide daily cleaning services to the Birmingham office of Historic England based on the output specification provided in the separate documents: Part 1 - HE_Cleaning_Specification_Birmingham_V01_Complete Part 2 - Cleaning Service Standards_Birmingham_V01_Complete Part 3 - Cleaning Service Area_Floor Plan_Birmingham_VO1_Complete Part 4 - Schedule of Finishes_Birmingham_V01_Complete Part 5 - Floor Finishes_Birmingham_V01_Complete Part 6 - Pricing Schedule_Birmingham The b...

Insuring Listed Buildings - AWARD-Intelligence garnered by Historic England suggests that the diminishing availability and increasing cost of insurance for listed buildings is becoming a disincentive to owners, both existing and prospective. If true, and if the trend continues, ownership of listed buildings is likely to become less attractive for many people and the financial viability of already struggling large houses is likely to worsen. Neither is desirable in the interests of securing the future of heritage assets listed fo...