Preliminary Tender Enquiry - Wheeled Sports Facility - Linton, Cambridgeshire

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Buyers

Linton Parish Council

Value

£100,000

Suppliers

Canvas Spaces Limited

Classifications

Site preparation work

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Submission Deadline

3 years ago

Published

4 months ago

Description

Project: 
Linton Parish Council wishes to invite tenders for the design and construction of a new wheeled sports facility with associated external works. 

Description of Works: 
The design and construction of an insitu-concrete surface skateboard and other wheeled sports facility comprising jumps, obstacles, a bowl etc (as listed below). 

Features Required: 
Mandatory feathures: 
Suitable for both skate boards and scooters
A concrete bowl ( with drainage due to being built on a flood plain) 
Split height ramps
A half pipe
A variety of 3 other design elements
Location for seating, either included in design or separate designated space. 

Optional  features:
A track suitable for BMX bikes and scooters
Flood lighting 

Location of Site: 
The site is located at the Meadow Recreation Ground in Linton at the west of the village

Approximate Cost: £75,000- £100,000

Insurance required: £5,000,000

Employer: 
Linton Parish Council
The Village Hall
 Coles Lane
 Linton
 Cambridgeshire
 CB21 4JS

Employers Agent  and Quantity Surveyor: 
Wilby & Burnett LLP
Providence House
123 Ashdon Road
SAaffron Walden
Essex
CB10 2AJ

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Linton Parish Council

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Mr Trevor Vincent of Wilby & Burnett LLP

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1799513621

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