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New cadet centre in Welwyn Garden City with EV charging in sustainable building
Bids go through Delta by 18 December 2026, 12:00. Register there, get the tender documents and submit your bid before the deadline.
Charging as part of wider works: chargers at workplaces, for any vehicle.
Charger specification
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A new joint cadet centre in Welwyn Garden City, estimated at £1.2m including VAT, includes EV chargers for the parking bays, with tenders due 18 December 2026. The full analysis sets out what is being built, the bidding steps and dates, and where a charge point installer fits in a building contract.
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Start your one month Pro trialDemolition of Existing Cadet Buildings and Erection of a Proposed New Joint Cadet Centre and External Store with Hard and Soft Landscaping. Demolition of four existing timber structures and the replacement with a new single storey timber framed masonry structure, comprising drill hall, classrooms, offices and associated stores, servery and ablution facilities, including outbuildings, hard and soft landscaping. Sustainable Development The proposed new building will be a considerable improvement in terms of sustainability. The project is aiming to achieve a DREAM ‘excellent’ rating (Defence Related Environmental Assessment Methodology, i.e. sustainability accreditation used in Ministry of Defence developments). The proposed scheme will include zoned efficient lighting, daylight lighting controls and PIR sensors, sub metering, and BMS. Coupled with new high thermal building fabric properties and the use of a PV panel power generation, the energy consumption of the new development will ensure that clean energy is the main energy source. EV chargers to the parking bays will also be provided. The materials used will be of high quality and the design will meet the energy efficiency standards of current Building Regulations. The use of non-petrochemical based materials whenever possible will be considered and all heavyweight materials will preferably be from local sources. Other materials that will be specified will be considered for their recyclability and lifecycle costing, avoiding composite materials that are difficult to recycle. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Chelmsford:-Demolition%2C-site-preparation-and-clearance-work./9V8JNF22YJ To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/9V8JNF22YJ