Tender: Phase 1 Feasibility and RIBA Stage 0–2 Design for Lymington Sea Water Baths – Integrated Architect, Engineering & Cost Consultancy

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Lymington and Pennington Town Council is seeking to appoint an integrated architect, structural, geotechnical, mechanical and electrical engineering, marine/environmental and quantity surveying team to deliver Phase 1 feasibility, technical surveys and coordinated RIBA Stage 0–2 design work for the Lymington Sea Water Baths Restoration Project, supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund. The commission will produce the technical, design and cost evidence to inform future restoration and sustainable operation, leading and coordinating mobilisation, project management, extensive technical investigations (including structural condition surveys, concrete testing, geotechnical boreholes/trial pits, hydrogeological assessment, M&E and drainage reviews, electrical and marine water-management assessments, and environmental and climate resilience appraisals), RIBA Stage 0–1 appraisal and briefing, and developed RIBA Stage 2 proposals (architectural layouts, general arrangements, structural and geotechnical strategies, M&E and pumping/drainage strategies, accessibility and inclusion, landscape and conservation-led design, visualisations, sustainability proposals, programme and construction phasing). Final Phase 1 outputs will include coordinated RIBA Stage 2 design reports, technical survey reports, drawings, cost plans, risk registers, visual materials for consultation and funding, and contributions for National Lottery Heritage Fund reporting. The Phase 1 contract value is up to £120,000 excluding VAT and must include all listed professional services, technical surveys, testing and preparation of the required RIBA Stage 2 deliverables.