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Palmerston Play Area Refurbishment

The Vale of Glamorgan Council requires works to upgrade Palmerston Play Area in Gibbonsdown, Barry. The Council has secured Funding from the ‘All Wales Play opportunities Grant 2025-26. Capital grant for play spaces and playgrounds’. Tenders are sought from experienced contractors to design and implement works to upgrade the existing play area, which is in poor condition. The existing play area is set within Parks land adjacent to an existing MUGA. The site currently comprises of swings, a roundabout, a springy animal and a climbing unit. The area is well used by children from Palmerston Primary School. After consultancy exercises with the school, it was noted that the children would like accessible play equipment. The site itself can suffer from ground water flooding in low lying areas, so it will be necessary for all equipment to be installed at a similar or higher level than the adjacent pathway. There is one area in particular that floods and is highlighted in the attached appendices. Ideally the play equipment is to be grouped together so that it can be accessed from the pathways and from item to item. If the new area of surfacing for the new play equipment is greater than 100m2 over and above the existing surfacing, SUDS approval will be required. We require the contractor to suggest proposed drainage; the client will apply for the SUDS necessary. Items of equipment should not be above 4ms high. If this is the case Planning permission will not be required. Tenders are sought from experienced contractors to design and implement works to upgrade the play area. The scope of the work s includes the following activities: - • Design of new play area. • Removal of existing play equipment, surfacing and site furniture. (See Appendices). • Supply and installation of new play equipment, surfacing, site furniture and any other works to complete the approved scheme. • Provide access track for vehicles to the site to stop damage to fields. (As necessary, See Appendices). • Be free draining if possible and comply with SAB legislation if applicable • Reinstatement of site as necessary. All works must be undertaken in accordance with the Council’s brief and drawing supplied and approved by the Contractor.

Katy Reed

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Electrical Installation Condition Report Testing (Domestic and non-domestic) for Wrexham County Borough Council

Wrexham County Borough Council is looking to appoint a single Contractor to undertake Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs) and associated remedial works as and when instructed. The work may be located anywhere across Wrexham County Borough with all WCBC owned and / or managed buildings falling within the scope of this Contract. The Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs) will be delivered as part of a structured five-year testing cycle to ensure a balanced and manageable programme. The works will be carried out in the following stages (assuming the contract is extended accordingly): - Year 1: up to 2,400 properties - Year 2: up to 2,400 properties - Year 3: up to 2,400 properties - Year 4: up to 2,400 properties - Year 5: up to 2,400 properties In Year 6, the programme will recommence with the retesting of the initial 2,400 properties inspected in Year 1, in line with the periodic inspection requirements. Following completion of EICR’s, WCBC may instruct the Contractor to carry out any remedial works that may arise. Whilst these figures are a guide, WCBC cannot commit to them and actual numbers may be higher or lower. No claim for loss of income, profit or similar can be made where figures do not match those contained within the full suite of tender documentation. Please note that WCBC may also instruct the successful Contractor to complete a EICR’s for properties it manages through it’s Local Lettings service but cannot guarantee this. Contracted Work will be let through the JCT Measured term Contract (MTC) 2016. It is anticipated that the Contract will commence on 2nd March 2026. The initial Contract will run for two (2) years. The Contract may be extended for two further periods of two years The total Contract Period including all allowable extensions is six (6) years. The Conditions of Contract which apply to the Contract prior to the extension period will apply to any extension of the Contract Period.

Katy Reed

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Palmerston Play Area Refurbishment

The Vale of Glamorgan Council requires works to upgrade Palmerston Play Area in Gibbonsdown, Barry. The Council has secured Funding from the ‘All Wales Play opportunities Grant 2025-26. Capital grant for play spaces and playgrounds’. Tenders are sought from experienced contractors to design and implement works to upgrade the existing play area, which is in poor condition. The existing play area is set within Parks land adjacent to an existing MUGA. The site currently comprises of swings, a roundabout, a springy animal and a climbing unit. The area is well used by children from Palmerston Primary School. After consultancy exercises with the school, it was noted that the children would like accessible play equipment. The site itself can suffer from ground water flooding in low lying areas, so it will be necessary for all equipment to be installed at a similar or higher level than the adjacent pathway. There is one area in particular that floods and is highlighted in the attached appendices. Ideally the play equipment is to be grouped together so that it can be accessed from the pathways and from item to item. If the new area of surfacing for the new play equipment is greater than 100m2 over and above the existing surfacing, SUDS approval will be required. We require the contractor to suggest proposed drainage; the client will apply for the SUDS necessary. Items of equipment should not be above 4ms high. If this is the case Planning permission will not be required. Tenders are sought from experienced contractors to design and implement works to upgrade the play area. The scope of the work s includes the following activities: - • Design of new play area. • Removal of existing play equipment, surfacing and site furniture. (See Appendices). • Supply and installation of new play equipment, surfacing, site furniture and any other works to complete the approved scheme. • Provide access track for vehicles to the site to stop damage to fields. (As necessary, See Appendices). • Be free draining if possible and comply with SAB legislation if applicable • Reinstatement of site as necessary. All works must be undertaken in accordance with the Council’s brief and drawing supplied and approved by the Contractor.

Katy Reed

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