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WP4139 - Former Gasholders Site Redevelopment

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In brief

Walsall Council is seeking to redevelop the Former Gasholders Site into a modern industrial estate, with an estimated value of 74,400,000 GBP. This works contract in the United Kingdom has a duration of 59 months. The deadline for submission is 30 April 2027. Notice, tender documents and submission instructions are available on find-tender.service.gov.uk.

Updated October 30, 2026

Deadline
180 days left
April 30, 2027
Contract Details
Category
Other
Reference
099656-2026
Value
£74,400,000
Location
West Midlands, United Kingdom
Published
October 24, 2026
Organization
CPV Code
Project Timeline

Tender Published

October 21, 2026

Deadline for Questions

April 23, 2027

Submission Deadline

April 30, 2027

Contract Start Date

June 15, 2028

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Key facts

Estimated value
£74,400,000
Deadline
180 days left
CPV Code
45000000 — Construction work
Procedure
Competitive flexible procedure
Lots
Divided into lots
Budget
£74,400,000
Duration
59 months
Location
West Midlands
Type
Other

Original Tender Description

Walsall Council (the "Council") is the freeholder of the site known as the Former Gasholders Site, Darlaston Road, Walsall (the "Site") which it wishes to develop. The Council have assembled and acquired the whole site; comprised of the former National Grid Gasholders site plus adjoining land to the south. The project will involve the transformation of this circa 9-hectare brownfield site into a modern industrial estate suitable for logistics, light manufacturing, and warehousing. The site is a strategic delivery priority for the Council as part of the Black Country Enterprise Zone and Walsall Growth Zone and is allocated as 'Potential High-Quality Industry' in the Walsall Site Allocation Document (SAD). The site is a significant opportunity based on its connectivity being adjacent to the M6 and other upcoming industrial developments in proximity. The proposed redevelopment will assist in generating new employment, training, and business opportunities in Walsall as part of the M6 Junction 10 employment area. The project scope encompasses all activities required to enable the successful redevelopment of the site for industrial use, including: · Site Remediation and Preparation to address any contamination and Earthworks to prepare the ground for construction, including site clearance, grading, and levelling. · Mitigation of On-Site Constraints such as ecology, flood risk, and utilities diversion to facilitate development. · Creation of a site access that is suitable for future traffic movements associated with the site. · Installation of all necessary utilities and site-wide infrastructure. Construction of four high-quality industrial units suitable for B2 (General Industrial) or B8 (Storage and Distribution) use, each ranging from 30,000 to 99,999 sq. ft GIA including associated external works. The Council intends to publish a Tender Notice in April 2027 to commence a competitive tendering process under the Procurement Act 2023 (the "Act") and given the value of this opportunity is publishing this notice to notify the market of this intention in accordance with s93 of the Act. The competitive tendering process to be conducted by the Council will be informed by the preliminary market engagement previously undertaken by the Council via the publication of a Preliminary Market Engagement Notice in November 2025 (2025/S 000-071275). The Tender Notice and associated tender documents made available to the market in the near future will provide further details on the scope and nature of the opportunity along with information on the procurement process to be conducted by the Council. Further details on the contract structure and competitive tendering process will be made available when the Council formally commences the procurement. To support the viability of the scheme, the Council intends to make available grant funding to the successful supplier and further details on this will be provided when a procurement process is formally commenced by the Council.

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