Waterhead Carpark Toilet Building Redesign Tender - 139511233

Procurement Summary

Country: United Kingdom

Summary: Waterhead Carpark Toilet Building Redesign

Deadline: 22 May 2026

Posting Date: 14 Apr 2026

Other Information

Notice Type: Tender

TOT Ref.No.: 139511233

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Competition: ICB

Financier: Self Financed

Purchaser Ownership: Public

Tender Value: Refer Document

CPV Classification

71200000 - Architectural and related services
71400000 - Urban planning and landscape architectural services
71500000 - Construction-related services
71800000 - Consulting services for water-supply and waste consultancy

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Tender Details

Lake District National Park Authority (LDNPA) invite architects to submit tenders for the design and related planning submission of a replacement public toilet block in the Waterhead Carpark, Ambleside. The architect will be expected to submit a fixed fee proposal for the outline design and have capacity to deliver the design by mid Summer 2026 and complete the planning application by the Autumn 2026. The current building houses a small shop and public toilet facilities. The building is no longer fit for purpose and LDNPA wish to replace this with a new building in the carpark. We propose that the new building should contain multiple individual unisex toilets with enough room for changing for activities on the lake. There should also be accessible toilets available. There will be a charge to use the toilets inline with the existing facilities. We are considering options for the space, so the design should consider whether to keep a shop/kiosk at the location. The design should also consider including a 'Changing Places Toilet', Changing Places Toilets. We would suggest the planning application should include these, even if they are not initially included in the eventual build. The building design should take into account the historic and natural environment it sits in and be sympathetic to the surrounding buildings. This should include the design of the building along with materials used. Wherever possible, carbon implications should be considered and should consider LDNPA's...

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