Historic England
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- Published identifier
- GB-PPON PXLY-5862-RMML
- Address
- Swindon, UKK14, SN22EH, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 11 Feb 2025
- Latest notice
- 20 Oct 2026
Published procurement activity · 170 tenders
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Historic England seeks to commission trainers with technical expertise in building performance evaluation to design and deliver online workshops. These workshops are for Historic England staff and will support knowledge and confidence in the application of Historic England’s Advice Note (HEAN) 18 Adapting Historic Buildings for
In March 2025, Historic England published its evaluation of the £95 million High Street Heritage Action Zones (HSHAZ) programme. We have an opportunity to build on this work by commissioning a data journalist to examine existing data and evidence and present it in a way that is engaging and impactful for a wide public audience.
Local authorities, funders and tourism partners are concerned about the economic unsustainability and inequitable spatial distribution of non-museum heritage attractions across England. This study will assess whether there is an over- or under-supply in particular places or attraction-types and provide an evidence base for plann
Historic England uses Umbraco (currently v13) as the Content Management System managing our corporate website. We are looking for an agency specialising in Umbraco to support our in-house team with maintaining the current implementation and to supply advice and guidance on future development. Contract will be in place for three
Cadw, Historic England (HE) and Historic Environment Scotland (HES) have been collaborating to strengthen the delivery of the Level 3 Award in Energy Efficiency Measures for Older and Traditional Buildings (L3). The Award is the primary accredited retrofit qualification specifically focussed on historic buildings and a requireme
This requirement is for creating and signposting a coherent set of resources aimed at community audiences supporting volunteers, local delivery bodies, and communities in understanding, caring for and managing their local historic places. The products are divided into four groups: • Group 1 - Resources which help volunteers to
This project will deliver a national review supported by a local deep-dive case study aimed at unlocking town centre spaces for residential use in England. The study will consider conversions not only of upper floors above shops but also of town centre ground-floor retail and hospitality units (including pubs and small hotels).
A project to design and develop teaching resources for the Level 3 Award in Energy Efficiency Measures for Older and Traditional Buildings. This project will be delivered in two phases. This phase (Phase 1) will involve the adaptation of existing resources to be up-to-date and neutrally branded, and the scoping of Phase 2 output
This project seeks to build on research undertaken by Historic England and others, to establish an effective technical framework for historic built assets excluding archaeological remains, landscapes and wrecks. It will offer solutions and identify opportunities for the heritage sector when considering the impact planning poli
This is the organisation's subscription to a resource which allows colleagues to access the most up-to-date material against a rapidly changing planning landscape and across planning case law. Direct award due to this being the only supplier who can provide the service required.
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