Norbury Railway Bridge Art Commission
The contract covers an art commission for Norbury Railway Bridge, commissioned by the London Borough of Croydon, a local government authority responsible for public services and regeneration in the borough. The selected artist or supplier will be expected to develop and deliver artwork for the railway bridge, with the commission managed through Croydon’s LBC Regeneration function. The available details do not specify the artwork format, detailed creative brief, installation requirements, performance expectations, contract value, duration, or delivery locations beyond the named Norbury Railway Bridge. The procurement is described as a two-stage expression-of-interest process to select an artist. No specific eligibility, certification, or professional qualification requirement is stated in the published information; the key stated requirement is that the appointed supplier must be an artist capable of delivering the Norbury Railway Bridge commission.
Buyer: London Borough of Croydon. Source: Find a Tender. Updated 14 Oct 2026.
Key facts
- Estimated value: £32.5k
- Bids close: 2 Nov 2026
- Location: Croydon
- Procedure: Below threshold - open competition
- Contract period: 1 Dec 2026 to 31 Mar 2027
- Category: Works of art (92311000)
From the official notice
Croydon is looking for a supplier to provide the Norbury Railway Bridge Art Commission LBC Regeneration will run a two-stage EOI process and procure/select an artist - SELECTED Please submit your expression of interest by email [removed]
View the official notice
Questions about this tender
When is the deadline?
Bids close on 2 Nov 2026.
What is it worth?
The estimated value is £32.5k.
Who can apply?
Any supplier that meets the buyer's requirements can apply. Check the official notice for conditions.
How do I bid?
Open the official notice, register on the buyer's portal and submit your bid before the deadline.
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