Design , fit out and operation of wellness and leisure offer in Unit 2 Boscombe

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£1,590,000

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  • Hotel, restaurant and retail trade services
  • Recreational, cultural and sporting services
  • Wellness services

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  • tender

Submission Deadline

4 weeks from now

Published

2 days ago

Description

BCP Council is seeking an experienced supplier (concessionaire) to internally design, fit-out, operate and maintain a leisure/wellness offer in Unit 2 Boscombe Overstrand. The concessionaire shall provide a quality, year-round varied offer appealing to both residents and seafront visitors.
The premises is Unit 2 Boscombe Overstrand BH5 1BN.
The services is a leisure/wellness offer intended to enhance Boscombe waterfront's leisure amenities.
The concession will be granted for a fixed term of ten (10) years, commencing February 2026.

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