Invitation to Quote (ITQ) for the design, supply and installation of infrastructure (including a playground) within a designated community green space (the 'Premises') in Chilton, Buckinghamshire (the 'Service')

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Buyers

Chilton Parish Council

Value

£65,000

Classifications

Playground equipment

Tags

tender

Submission Deadline

3 months ago

Published

4 months ago

Description

Chilton Parish Council (the 'Council') seeks an Invitation to Quote (ITQ). It is for a qualified, experienced Service Provider. They must design, supply, and install infrastructure, including a playground, in a community green space in Chilton, Buckinghamshire (the 'Service').
 
We invite organisations to submit an ITQ, a Proposal, and a Price for the above requirement. Attached are the following documents. They may form the basis of any contract the Council awards for the services.

Documents for Information:
•	Document A: Instructions for Prospective Suppliers
•	Document B: Specification
•	Document C: Evaluation Criteria
•	Document D: Draft Terms & Conditions
•	Document I: ITQ Submission Checklist

Documents for Completion and Submission:
•	Document E: Suppliers Proposal
•	Document F: Suppliers Price
•	Document G: Suppliers Details
•	Document H: Suppliers Declaration on Collusive Tendering

The full timeline for the Service is in Section 5 of Document B (Specification). Please note, your ITQ must be received by 11.59pm on Monday 3rd March 2025.

You can send completed ITQs (Documents E to H) in English only to Cllr Stephen Pinel, the Vice-Chair of the Council, at [email protected].

Additional information: Please complete the MS Word document and follow the instructions in the PDF.

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Organisation

Chilton Parish Council

Stephen Pinel

[email protected]

7818822478

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