DAWLISH TOWN COUNCIL CHILDREN’S TRAIL AND FLAGSHIP PLAY PARK

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Value

£300,000

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Classifications

  • Park and playground equipment
  • Playground climbing apparatus
  • Playground slides
  • Playground sandboxes
  • Playground bleachers
  • Playground tunnels
  • Playground equipment
  • Playground merry go rounds
  • Playground swings
  • Playground see saws

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  • contract

Published

3 years ago

Description

Teignbridge District Council is advertising this on behalf of Dawlish Town Council. The Council is inviting proposals for the supply and installation of a Children’s Trail (The Lawn) and a new Playground (Manor Gardens) in two separate locations.

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Teignbridge District Council

Body governed by public law

Miss Rosanna Wilson

[email protected]

+44 1626215120

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