Citywide Play Area Upgrades

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Liverpool City Council

Value

£683,000

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Playground equipment

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Submission Deadline

2 months ago

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1 week ago

Description

Liverpool City Council are seeking bids from perspective suppliers to support the project of refurbishing play areas in the City, by replacing play equipment and safety surfaces. Suppliers will be asked to provide their plan for the space and must meet elements of criteria which will be set out in this specification.

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Liverpool City Council

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Jessica Thomas

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