Upgrade Coppice Close Play Area

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Value

£65,000

Classifications

  • Recreational, cultural and sporting services

Tags

  • tenderAmendment

Submission Deadline

3 weeks from now

Published

6 hours ago

Description

To carry out a refurbishment of Coppice Close Play Area (Hatfield). Companies are invited to submit proposed designs, a quotation for implementing those designs and confirmation that the entire works can be done between 17th April 2025 and 4th July 2025.
The Council intend to take a two stage approach before awarding the contract.
Stage one: Tenders should be submitted by email by the deadline of 4th April 2025. All tenders will be assessed against a set criteria (see documents attached).
Stage two: Up to 4 companies will be invited to  present proposals in person or via zoom. With the winning bid to be confirmed by 14th April 2025. Site visits are advised and appointments should be arranged with [email protected]

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Jane Anderson

[email protected]

01707 280401

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