115_25 Outdoor Playground, Fitness and Sports Facilities and Equipment (Design, Supply, Delivery, Installation, Maintenance and Inspection)

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ESPO
ESPO

Value

£2,520,000,000

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Playground equipment
Urban furniture
Playground swings
Playground climbing apparatus
Playground merry go rounds
Playground slides
Playground see saws
Playground tunnels
Playground sandboxes
Playground bleachers
Park and playground equipment
Landscaping work for playgrounds
Flatwork for children's play area
Repair and maintenance services of playground equipment
Floodlights
Outdoor sports equipment
Field and court sports equipment
Landscaping work for sports grounds and recreational areas
Construction work for sports facilities
Single-purpose sports facilities construction work
Multi-purpose sports facilities construction work
Repair and maintenance work in connection with sports facilities
Flatwork for tennis court
Artificial grass
Gymnasium equipment
Fitness equipments
Flatwork for running tracks
Chairs
Specialist soft furnishings
Miscellaneous furniture and equipment
Miscellaneous equipment

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2 months ago

Description

An ESPO national framework for the design, supply, delivery, installation, maintenance and inspection of Outdoor Playground Equipment, Outdoor Fitness Equipment, Skate/BMX Parks, Parkour, Multi Use Games Areas, Water Play Areas and Sports Areas including associated services such as landscaping, fencing and outdoor furniture. Delivery and installation is direct to customers' sites.

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