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Refurbishment of Elm Road Play Area

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£44,780
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GBP
2 Apr 2025
awarded
1
suppliers named

Who

Buyer Cainscross Town Council — not a council we hold
Supplier Wicksteed Leisure Ltd

What

Cainscross Town Council is looking to refurbish a small, enclosed play area at Elm Road Playing Field in Stroud. This is a residential area with housing close by. The site is owned by the council and the footprint of the play area will remain the same. There are no services at the site. Most of the play items and safety surfacing need replacing with new due to age and vandalism. We will consider the refurbishment of items where that makes sense, and would also like to consider re-siting one item - still in good condition - to another area of the playing field. Our objective is to create a safe, challenging and engaging play area for children up to 11 years of age. We want it to offer a varied play experience, to maximise use of the space, be as accessible as possible and fit sympathetically within the area. The specification in our tender document indicates how we think our objectives can be met, but we welcome other ideas around equipment and design. Interested contractors should read our tender document for how to apply, they must email us to confirm an intention to respond and they must visit the site. A completed tender response form must be emailed by the closing date specified along with any supporting documentation. Additional information: Please follow the instructions in the Invitation to Tender PDF document and complete the Tender Response Form Word document. Supporting evidence can be supplied in clearly labelled appendices.

Dates and source

Runs 19 May 2025 to 14 Jun 2025
OCID ocds-b5fd17-420b55e9-b6ee-4cde-a6dd-867faeac392c
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