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Clements Road, Ramsgate

Council owned land to the rear of Clement Place, Ramsgate has been identified for redevelopment to provide additional affordable housing to be aimed at older households (plus 55s).

The proposal is that we will reconfigure the existing hardstanding, parking area, stores and drying areas to provide a brand new block of nine accessible apartments.

There will also be improved landscaping and the creation of a communal garden area for the new build and existing Thanet District Council blocks at the site.

The redevelopment aims to regenerate the current site, adding to and enhancing the sustainable and cohesive community.    

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Phases

Phases overview
Phase 1: Concept Design - Pre-planning
Concept Design - Pre-planning
Phase 2: Concept design - review
Concept design - review
Phase 5: Procuring a Main Contractor
Procuring a Main Contractor

Procuring a Main Contractor

22 December 2023 00:00 - 13 April 2024 23:00

During this phase the Council will procure the services of a Main Contractor to finalise design and deliver the new affordable housing units plus wider landscaping. During the tender processes the Council will invite quotes from Main Contractors to deliver the works and evaluate bids based on quality and cost criteria. At the end of this process, the winning bidder will be appointed as Main Contractor for the scheme and the council with enter into Contract with the supplier to deliver the works.

The reputable Ramsgate-based firm, WW Martin Ltd, has been appointed as the Main Contractor for TDC's Affordable Homes Phase 4 project. Following a successful tender submission, contracts were finalised on June 12, 2024. TDC is thrilled to partner with a local contractor who will employ local tradespeople to construct homes for local families and households. This collaboration not only supports the community's housing needs but also boosts the local economy.