High-profile deal up for grabs as British Museum launches £45m consultants’ framework

By Tom Lowe2020-08-04T05:00:00

Four year contract will run from 2021

Project managers, quantity surveyors and architects have until the end of the month to register interest in a £45m, four-year framework being run by the British Museum.

The world famous Bloomsbury institution is looking to revamp its existing buildings between 2021 and 2025, having overseen a major building programme in the past two decades which has included Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners’ £135m extension, named the World Conservation and Exhibitions Centre, completed by Mace in 2014.

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