INSTALL 2 X CATTLE GRIDS, ACCESS GATE'S & ASSOCIATED FENCING

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Katy Reed

Value

£30,000

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Construction work

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tender

Submission Deadline

4 weeks from now

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2 hours ago

Description

Supply and install 2 x cattle grids and associated infrastructure at given locations on private track, leading to coastal location in South West Cornwall.  One cattle grid is within location of Public footpath.  Particular access gate is required.  Details within RFQ.

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Katy Reed

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Richard Glasson

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