14406/1 - Lot 2 - St Lukes Primary School

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Beacon Field Pathways Project 2025

We would like contractors to provide a quotation for replacing an old tarmac pathway approximately 230m total length, and adding an area of hardstanding at the entrance to our dog walking area. Locations as shown on the attached plan at Annex F. We welcome site visits and would be happy to meet with contractors on site, if required. Your tender must comply with the Instructions to Tenderers in Annex A of the Invitation to Tender. The Scope of Work is defined in Annex B. Associated required Terms and Conditions of Contract are included at Annex C. Photographs providing further information are given at Annex D, E and a map of the site showing the location of the required works is shown at Annex F. The project covers work on Beacon Field, which is managed by Peasedown St John Parish Council. Any resultant contract will be with Peasedown St John Parish Council. The invitation to tender is not a commitment by the Parish Council to place an order now, or at a later stage. Any expenditure, work or effort undertaken prior to acceptance of a contract, is a matter solely for the commercial judgement of your company. All works to comply with British Standards Institution guidelines.

Katy Reed

Published 2 hours ago

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Tate Galleries - Principal Contractor - Tate Britain Garden

Tate Britain is creating a bold new garden for London in collaboration with celebrated garden designer Tom Stuart-Smith and the Royal Horticultural Society. Generously funded by the Clore Duffield Foundation, the Clore Garden will transform Tate Britain's exterior and offer beautiful natural spaces for residents, students and visitors to enjoy. The Clore Garden will: • transform Tate Britain's landscape, enhancing existing architecture and restoring sightlines • amplify biodiversity through diverse planting, and improve sustainability • create space to enjoy art outside the gallery, with works shared from Tate's collection • feature a new café terrace with room for outdoor programmes, talks and learning events  • include a new classroom for school groups and adult learners to connect art with nature (separate contract). Complementing Tate Britain's classical architecture, the garden's organic design will invite discovery year-round. From magnolias and blossom in spring, to seed heads and evergreens in autumn and winter, there will be eye-catching plants to delight in across the seasons. The garden will be fully accessible with quiet spaces, seating and interactive water features. The project includes the removal of and creative refabrication of existing landscaping to create new fluid pathways through the garden. The project includes a separate new purpose-built garden classroom which is subject to an interdependent but separate procurement exercise. The garden includes key features aimed at celebrating the beauty of nature, creating a space of amenity where artwork can be explored in a different context whilst simultaneously allowing areas of public enjoyment and education to take place concurrently. The garden project includes works to elevate and improve existing listed features such as gates and railings, works to improve legibility and access and, additionally, key areas of interaction through a bespoke water feature and pond. New services will be provided including a proposed irrigation borehole, a new irrigation system, pathway lighting and event power. Works subject to a Section 278 Order, include the revised front layby, kerb lines and associated drainage and utilities. The contract will be let as a traditional contract under a JCT Standard Building Contract, with tenderers acting as the Principal Contractor. The tenderers will act as Principal Contactor as defined in the Construction Design Management Regulations 2015 which will include the role to oversee a directly appointed contractor the Garden Classroom.

Katy Reed

Published 17 hours ago

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Tate Galleries - Principal Contractor - Tate Britain Garden

Tate Britain is creating a bold new garden for London in collaboration with celebrated garden designer Tom Stuart-Smith and the Royal Horticultural Society. Generously funded by the Clore Duffield Foundation, the Clore Garden will transform Tate Britain's exterior and offer beautiful natural spaces for residents, students and visitors to enjoy. The Clore Garden will: • transform Tate Britain's landscape, enhancing existing architecture and restoring sightlines • amplify biodiversity through diverse planting, and improve sustainability • create space to enjoy art outside the gallery, with works shared from Tate's collection • feature a new café terrace with room for outdoor programmes, talks and learning events  • include a new classroom for school groups and adult learners to connect art with nature (separate contract). Complementing Tate Britain's classical architecture, the garden's organic design will invite discovery year-round. From magnolias and blossom in spring, to seed heads and evergreens in autumn and winter, there will be eye-catching plants to delight in across the seasons. The garden will be fully accessible with quiet spaces, seating and interactive water features. The project includes the removal of and creative refabrication of existing landscaping to create new fluid pathways through the garden. The project includes a separate new purpose-built garden classroom which is subject to an interdependent but separate procurement exercise. The garden includes key features aimed at celebrating the beauty of nature, creating a space of amenity where artwork can be explored in a different context whilst simultaneously allowing areas of public enjoyment and education to take place concurrently. The garden project includes works to elevate and improve existing listed features such as gates and railings, works to improve legibility and access and, additionally, key areas of interaction through a bespoke water feature and pond. New services will be provided including a proposed irrigation borehole, a new irrigation system, pathway lighting and event power. Works subject to a Section 278 Order, include the revised front layby, kerb lines and associated drainage and utilities. The contract will be let as a traditional contract under a JCT Standard Building Contract, with tenderers acting as the Principal Contractor. The tenderers will act as Principal Contactor as defined in the Construction Design Management Regulations 2015 which will include the role to oversee a directly appointed contractor the Garden Classroom.

Katy Reed

Published 17 hours ago

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