Outdoor Gym Equipment at School Lane Field, Bagshot (Windlesham Parish Council)

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Windlesham Parish Council

Value

£10,000

Classifications

Outdoor sports equipment

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tender

Submission Deadline

2 years ago

Published

2 years ago

Description

Windlesham Parish Council are seeking quotes for a new Outdoor Gym at one of their recreation grounds in Bagshot, Surrey. This includes the supply and installation of some pieces of new outdoor gym equipment.

The contractor will be responsible for organising an independent post-installation inspection and rectify any issues identified at their own cost.

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Windlesham Parish Council

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Sarah Wakefield

[email protected]

01276 471675

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