Planning

Tybalds Estate Regeneration

  • London Borough of Camden

UK2: Preliminary market engagement notice - Procurement Act 2023 - view information about notice types

Notice identifier: 2026/S 000-003262

Procurement identifier (OCID): ocds-h6vhtk-060618

Published 14 January 2026, 5:05pm



Scope

Description

The London Borough of Camden are seeking to appoint and work with a Design and Build contractor who has a successful proven track record of constructing mixed-use development in urban environments, on constrained sites. The Contractor will need experience of delivering new build, mixed-use regeneration schemes developed around existing buildings where stakeholder and resident engagement is crucial. These requirements will need to be demonstrated and substantiated where Contractors are invited to selection questionnaire.

Tybalds Estate regeneration is included in Camden's Community Investment Programme (CIP). This programme seeks to provide new Council and affordable homes and new and improved education and community facilities through the development of existing land and assets and the raising of cross-funding through land disposals and homes for sale. High quality and environmental standards are inherent to the CIP and new homes are built to M4(2) standards (formerly Lifetime Homes standards). Public consultation is fundamental to development of CIP projects.

Contract dates (estimated)

  • 30 June 2026 to 30 June 2031
  • 5 years, 1 day

Main procurement category

Works

CPV classifications

  • 45210000 - Building construction work

Contract locations

  • UKI31 - Camden and City of London

Engagement

Engagement deadline

30 January 2026

Engagement process description


Submission

Publication date of tender notice (estimated)

16 February 2026


Contracting authority

London Borough of Camden

  • Public Procurement Organisation Number: PZXL-5842-VBBG

Town Hall, Judd Street

London

WC1H 9JE

United Kingdom

Region: UKI31 - Camden and City of London

Organisation type: Public authority - sub-central government