CWC24109 - Public Realm Phase 2 Section 1

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Value

£2,349,840

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Classifications

  • Consultative engineering and construction services

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Submission Deadline

2 months ago

Published

2 months ago

Description

City of Wolverhampton Council require an organisation to deliver the following requirement. The City Centre Public Realm Improvement Programme was derived from CWC's Connected Places Strategy which was approved in 2018.The alterations to infrastructure and introduction of improved facilities for buses, cycling and walking are a critical aspect which underpins the wider City Centre Public Realm Programme and Connected Places Strategy for the city. Phase one (Victoria Street) & Phase three (North Street) have already been completed successfully.

It is now required to start construction Phase Two part one, which is Darlington Street between ring road and Waterloo Road junction. 
Utilising Midland Highways Alliance MSF4 Framework

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Organisation

Wolverhampton City Council

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Alison Porter

[email protected]

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