Tenders of The National Museum Of The Royal Navy

In 2017 The Hms Warrior Preservation Trust Merged With The National Museum Of The Royal Navy (nmrn), Following The Merger The Nmrn Conducted Surveys Of Warrior's Electrical Systems And Identified That It Requires Extensive Rewiring Work. Previously In 2018 A Tender Was Advertised But Was Not Awarded Following Feedback From The Submitted Bids. The Ship And Its Systems Host A Staff Presence 24/7 Across The Whole Year, With Members Of The Public Visiting During Opening Hours Of Portsmouth Historic Dockyard. The Ship Hosts Events On Board Throughout The Year, With Catering For Events Being Supplied By The Fully Equipped Professional Kitchen On Board The Ship. The Ship Maintains Numerous Systems Such As; A Macerator, Speaker, Fire Detection, Lighting And Ventilation Systems Alongside The Public-facing Role. This Tender Is Intended To Help Support The Current And Future Power Requirements Of The Nmrn Onboard Hms Warrior. The Nmrn Is Seeking To Rewire Hms Warrior To Bring All Electrical Systems On Board Up To Standard, This Is Across The Ship And Partially To The Jetty Alongside Warrior. The Scope Of Work That Suppliers Will Be Required To Replace And Update Includes; - Removal And Replacement Of The Existing Electrical Circuits Onboard Including; Lv/small Power Systems - Removal Of Existing Fire Alarm And Commissioning New Fire Alarm System (to L5 Standard And L1 Performance) Across The Ship. - Removal And Installation Of A New Ship-wide Pa System - Removal And Updating Of Cctv System - Replacement Of Hvac Ventilation System Wiring And Controls - Provisions To Replace And Update The Mast Downlights And Fittings For Seasonal Lighting (foremast Christmas Tree Lights). - Requirement To Refurbish Approx. 150-period Accurate Replica Light Fittings; Including Updating To Led Lighting And Rewiring To Reinstall And Reuse. These Requirements May Change In Scope So This Is Currently Indicative Of At The Time Of Writing. Full Details Can Be Found In The Documentation Attached To This Tender. The Nmrn Is Using A Jct Design & Build Contract For This Tender, Please See The Attached Annex C Appendixes For Further Details. The Nmrn Encourage All Interested Suppliers To Attend A Site Visit To See Hms Warrior And Throughout The Ship In Order To Further Understand The Requirements Of The Nmrn Tender. Site Visits May Be Booked Via Tenders@nmrn.org.uk And Should Give At Least Two Working Days To Make Arrangements. The Dates To Book A Site Visit Are; Wednesday 21st September Thursday 22nd September Friday 23rd September (morning Only) All Clarification Questions Should Be Sent To Tenders@nmrn.org.uk, With Responses Released Throughout The Clarification Period.

Over The Next 12 Years The National Museum Of The Royal Navy (nmrn) Are Leading The Conservation Of Hms Victory To Ensure The Long-term Preservation Of A World-class Historic Vessel And An Exemplar Of A Royal Navy Capital Warship From The Age Of Sail. In Addition To Being A Unique Historic Asset, Hms Victory Continues To Be A Significant Visitor Attraction Within Portsmouth Historic Dockyard Whilst Continuing To Serve As A Commissioned Warship Of The Royal Navy. The Aim Of The Hms Victory Conservation Programme Is To Deliver A Fully-conserved Hms Victory, In An Open Environment, And In A Condition To Survive For The Next 50 Years Without Major Work Beyond A Programme Of Planned Maintenance. The Conservation Work Includes Replacement Of All External And Some Internal Planking In A Staged Programme; It Is Intended That The Ship Remains Open To The Public Throughout The Planned Work. Core To The Programme Is The Procurement Of Timber, Primarily Oak, To Meet The Planned Hull Conservation Programme. Where Solid Timber Of Sufficient Size And Quality Is Not Available The Nmrn Will Require The Supply Suitable Timber For Lamination In Nmrn's Workshops. In Addition To Planking, Additional Solid 'curved' Timber Will Be Needed To Replace Items Such As Knees And Beams (compass Timber), And The Timber Supplier(s) Will Be Expected To Work With The Nmrn To Source And Produce Such Items. To Achieve This Requirement, The Nmrn Recognise That The Procurement Model Is Likely To Consist Of A 'framework-type' Service Agreement, Separated Into Lots Associated With The Various Elements Of Timber Supply. The Nmrn Are Seeking A Range Of Suppliers Who Meet The Following: Flexibility And Responsive To Change - Suppliers Who Are Flexible In Their Approach And Can Cope With Changing Environments, Processes, And Requirements. - Suppliers Who Can Operate Seamlessly During The Whole Duration Of The Contract. Compliance - Suppliers Who Fully Comply With All Contractual Obligations, National, And International Laws. - Suppliers Who Fully Comply With Environmental Requirements, As Specified By The Nmrn. This Notice Intends To Identify Suppliers Who Would Like To Express An Interest In Providing These Services And To Invite All Interested Parties To Attend A Market Engagement Event. The Purpose Of This Early Market Engagement Is To: • Secure Wider Market Interest In The Supply Of Timber, Including Timber Buyers, Sawmills, Forestry And Suppliers/distributors; • To Assess The Level Of Appetite From Different Providers In The Delivery Of Such Provision; And • To Test With The Market The Potential Delivery And Procurement Model. The Nmrn Plans To Hold A 'hybrid' Market Engagement Event Both Face-to-face At Portsmouth Historic Dockyard And Via Ms Teams, On Tuesday, 12th April 2022 From 10:00 - 15:00. How To Apply? Please Open Attachment To This Pin For Information How To Register Interest For This Event.

Supply Of Timber For The Conservation Of Hms Victory

Tenders Are Sought By The Nmrn To Produce And Print Publications For A 3 Year Period From 4th January 2022 - 3rd January 2025.

The National Museum Of The Royal Navy (nmrn) Wishes To Appoint An Exhibition Designer For A Colourful And Engaging Exhibition At Portsmouth, Showcasing Objects And Interactives Based On Hms Challenger's Famous Voyage Of 1872-6, With Linked Content Displayed At Nmrn Hartlepool. The Exhibition Will Also Highlight The Royal Navy's Continued Involvement In Science At Sea, In The Context Of The Challenger Legacy. The Exhibition Tender Will Comprise Of Phase 1 (design) And Phase 2 (manage), With A Break Between Them, The Nmrn Are Committing To Work To Riba Stage 4 Value Of £28k For Phase 1. If The Proposals For Full Costs (not Exceeding £199,100) Are Taken Forward To Proceed To Phase 2 (manage - Up To Riba Stage 6) We Will Continue With The Winning Bid And Design For This Tender. The Exhibition Tender Will Comprise Of; • Phase 1 (design- Up To Riba Stage 4) Firm Price At Submission. • Phase 2 (manage Up To Riba Stage 6) Detailed Proposed Costs At Submission, Then Fully Costed When The Design Is Finalised. The Nmrn Are Committing To Work To Phase 1. Phase 2 Is Subject To Fundraising. Locations And Dates: Special Exhibition Area, Storehouse 10 Galleries, National Museum Of The Royal Navy, Portsmouth (nmrnp). Modular Display To Fit Existing Gallery At Nmrn Hartlepool (nmrnh) Should Be Part Of Any Full Cost Proposals With Linked Content To Main Exhibition In Portsmouth. This Site Is Home To Hms Trincomalee, Still Afloat And Open To Visitors; The Ship Has Its Own Story Of Circumnavigation - Content Here Will Be On The Theme Of Worlds Beneath The Waves But More Tailored Towards Trincomalee's Story. Full Details Can Be Found In The Itt Document And Also The Appendix A Design Brief. Site Visits If Required By Suppliers Must Be Booked In Advance, These Will Be Held 2nd & 3rd November 2022. We Can Support Virtual Visits As Well If Required. Please Email Eileen.clegg@nmrn.org.uk To Organise This By Referencing This Tender In Your Email Subject. Please Note, This Is A Rerun Of A Previously Withdrawn Tender Reference 226904.