Provision of Interpretive Design Services for Old Home Farm – Fyvie Castle, Gardens and Estate

Buyer
National Trust for Scotland
Value
Not published
Closes
11 December 2026
Where
Edinburgh, Scotland
Type
Open tender

In plain English

The National Trust for Scotland wants a design firm to create the visual look and signs for visitor information and finding your way around Old Home Farm at Fyvie Castle, Gardens and Estate. The work covers the Phase 1 design, production, installation and project management, plus a design guide and early sign ideas for future phases across the estate.

What the buyer wants

• Develop a consistent visitor information and wayfinding design style that matches the National Trust for Scotland brand, and produce a design guide for use across the estate later. • Deliver the detailed design, production, installation and project management of the interior and exterior interpretation and signage for Phase 1. • Carry out stakeholder engagement, coordinate with the wider design team, and prepare signage concepts for possible future phases.

Requirements

What could rule a small business out: The notice does not state an estimated value or any specific qualification, insurance or experience requirement, but the scope combines brand design, a multi-phase design guide, production, installation and project management, which may favour a firm able to deliver the whole package.

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How to bid

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