Worcestershire County Council seeks development partner for 35-acre regeneration opportunity

Worcestershire County Council seeks long-term development partner capable of delivering a 35-acre regeneration project.

Located at the heart of Worcester, between Worcester Shrub Hill Train Station and Worcester city centre, the site has been named The Shrub Hill Regeneration Quarter.

The selected supplier will need to deliver on the council’s ambitious visions for new residents, new employment and leisure activities, stimulate the economy and create a gateway to the neighbourhood.

Over the next 20-years, it is estimated that the regeneration could provide up to 5,000 jobs, 500+ homes and 2-hecatre of public realm.

The current Phase 1 is entirely owned by the council and covers 9.7-acres of the land earmarked for a residential-led mixed-use development.

At this stage, the site preparation works have been complete and funding secured from both the Towns Fund and Brownfield Land Release Fund Programmes. the council also identifies the potential for up to £5 million of additional Towns Fund support.

Suppliers are encouraged to complete a procurement specific questionnaire to help determine the shortlist for this tender.

Those successful at Stage 1 will be invited toa discussion session and to submit final tenders for consideration