CO6107 - Shandy Park Playground and Gym Refurbishment

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Buyers

Katy Reed

Value

£250,000

Classifications

Park and playground equipment
Gymnasium construction work

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tender

Submission Deadline

3 weeks from now

Published

14 hours ago

Description

This procurement sets out the London Borough of Tower Hamlets’ requirement for the supply and installation of the playground and outdoor gym in Shandy Park, 24 Bale Rd, London, E1 4QJ.
Tower Hamlets Council is seeking proposals from experienced play and outdoor gym specialists, who can deliver an imaginative, creative, and inclusive play area in Shandy Park.
Parks’ play areas are intended for use by children and young people from toddlers to teenagers and must therefore have appeal to a range of ages.
Parks’ Outdoor Gym areas are intended for use by adults and teenagers and must therefore have appeal to a range of ages and abilities.
The play equipment at Shandy Park should be 100% inclusive to children with special educational needs and disabilities. The outdoor gym should aim to be at least 50% inclusive for those with special educational needs and disabilities.
The successful bidder will be required to supply and deliver the winning proposal, bringing in specialists as needed.

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Katy Reed

Public authority - sub-central government

Mr Darren Judge

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+44 2073645000

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