Playground improvement - Derek Graham Memorial Park

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Tewkesbury Town Council

Value

£25,000

Classifications

Playground equipment

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tender

Submission Deadline

2 weeks from now

Published

4 days ago

Description

Playground improvement plan to include the following:
Tractor role play, including slide and climb through features, majority of the feature must be wooden.
Playhut with sides and desk for under 5s, must be wooden.
Four seat and table option in wood for under 5s.
Wooden pony springer and wooden mule springer.
Sand coloured tipi carousel
Sand coloured spinner bowl
2 x curved pine benches
1 x curved pine bench and 1 x straight pine bench 

To include all safety matting, installation of equipment and benches, heras fencing during works and any additional installation costs, site welfare facilities, delivery charges, and an initial playground inspection on completion.

Application is by email to the Deputy Town Clerk at Tewkesbury Town Council by 29th April 2025 at noon [email protected]

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01684 294639

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