Beck Hill Multi Storey Car Park, Bridlington East Yorkshire

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East Riding of Yorkshire Council

Value

£0

Classifications

Construction work

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Published

9 months ago

Description

The Construction of a Multi Storey Car Park to the site at Beck Hill, the works are designed and will be issued under under NEC Option B for demolition works and enabling works followed by the construction of a multi-Storey Car Park. There will be associated civil engineering work in connection with the diversion of the existing Gypsey Race River in connection with the development.
The overall scheme will provide 429 parking spaces comprising 392 standard parking bays and 31 accessible bays along with 6 Electrical Vehicle Charging Points. 8 motorcycle parking
spaces and 12 cycle spaces will also be provided to the site. The scheme has been designed up to RIBA stage 4 however there may be a requirement for some element of contractor design development in connection with some of the smaller specialist elements of the works.

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East Riding of Yorkshire Council

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Paul Firth

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