Widening of the northern footpath at Fleet Pond reservoir, construction of a slipway, replacement of timber footbridge, and resurfacing of Fleet Pond access road and car park

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Value

£1,500,000

Classifications

  • Works for complete or part construction and civil engineering work

Tags

  • tenderAmendment

Submission Deadline

3 years ago

Published

3 years ago

Description

Update 22/10/2021: The council acknowledges that the responses to some clarifications have proved more complex, taking longer than we would have liked and in turn has prompted some further clarification. As a result, we have agreed to allow bidders additional time to factor in these updates and will extend the deadline for submissions to 4pm Monday 1 November. All other project deadlines should remain as planned. 

'HDC202107 - Clarifications update 211022' (Update 5) has been uploaded to help address outstanding points of clarification 


Update 19/10/2021: Final clarification responses to questions received are now provided in an additional document uploaded as 'HDC202107 - Clarifications update 211019' (Update 4). Accompanying documentation including the CEMP requested, are also now published in the folder provided to bidders who have requested this previously; 'HDC202107 Fleet Pond' inside the folder: HDC202107- Clarification 4 Docs


Update 14/10/2021: Clarification responses to questions received up to 14/10/21 provided in an additional document uploaded as 'HDC202107 - Clarifications update 211014' Please note this is update 3. An update 4 will be provided to cover outstanding queries received shortly.

Update 07/10/2021: Clarification responses to questions received up to 07/10/21 provided in an additional document uploaded as 'HDC202107 - Clarifications update 211007' 

Update 01/10/2021: Clarification responses to questions received up to 01/10/21 provided in an additional document uploaded as 'HDC202107 - Clarifications update 211001' 

The Council invites quotations to widen the northern footpath of Fleet Pond reservoir; replacement of short-span low level timber and steel bridge, construction of new slipway in northern eastern of the reservoir, resurface the Fleet Pond car park and access road.

Some supporting documentation is restricted to interested bidders only. Please email [email protected] if you need a copy of these. The contract will be run under the NEC4 Engineering and Construction Contract model.

The last date for clarification question submissions is 13 October 2021

See attached Invitation to Tender document for full details of how to apply.

Additional information: Some supporting documentation is restricted to interested bidders only. Please email [email protected] if you need a copy of this.

Update 22/10/2021: The council acknowledges that the responses to some clarifications have proved more complex, taking longer than we would have liked and in turn has prompted some further clarification. As a result, we have agreed to allow bidders additional time to factor in these updates and will extend the deadline for submissions to 4pm Monday 1 November. All other project deadlines should remain as planned. 

'HDC202107 - Clarifications update 211022' (Update 5) has been uploaded to help address outstanding points of clarification 

Update 19/10/2021: Final clarification responses to questions received are now provided in an additional document uploaded as 'HDC202107 - Clarifications update 211019' (Update 4). Accompanying documentation including the CEMP requested, are also now published in the folder provided to bidders who have requested this previously; 'HDC202107 Fleet Pond' inside the folder: HDC202107- Clarification 4 Docs

Update 14/10/2021: Clarification responses to questions received up to 14/10/21 provided in an additional document uploaded as 'HDC202107 - Clarifications update 211014' There are 3 attachments to this update. Please note this is now clarifications update 3. An update 4 will be provided to cover outstanding queries received, shortly.

Update 07/10/2021: Clarification responses to questions received up to 07/10/21 provided in an additional document uploaded as 'HDC202107 - Clarifications update 211007' 

Update 01/10/2021: Clarification responses to questions received up to 01/10/21 provided in an additional document uploaded as 'HDC202107 - Clarifications update 211001'

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