English Castle: Historic Buildings Contractors

15th July, 2011 Public Tenders

One of England's most spectacular castles, with strong links to the Tudor dynasty in the 16th century is seekingÂ historic buildings contractor to undertake repairs to five timber framed bridges to the Wall Walk along the curtain wall of the castle.Â Estimated size of this contract is up to Â£100,000.

Further details on this opportunity are only available to paid subscribers of Museum [Insider].
To learn more and to purchase a subscription, please contact Adrian Harte, Head of Sales on:
+44 (0)1525 211 310 or email him at adrian@heritagesolution.co.uk

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