Remedial Works to Retaining Wall at Saxon Hall, Raunds - Design and Construction of Micropile Anchoring System

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RAUNDS TOWN COUNCIL

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£15,000

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Engineering works and construction works

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1 month from now

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3 days ago

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Raunds Town Council is seeking a suitably experienced contractor to undertake remedial works to a distressed retaining wall at Saxon Hall. The works will include vegetation removal, installation and testing of R32 self-drilling micropiles, masonry repairs, and reinstatement. This is a design-and-construct contract based on a geotechnical design report and structural inspection findings.

Submit tenders by 12:00 noon on 25 August 2025 to:
Town Clerk, Raunds Town Council
The Hall, Thorpe Street, Raunds, NN9 6LT
Email: [email protected] 
Subject: Tender Submission - Saxon Hall Retaining Wall

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Steve Tucker

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