Playground Safety Surface

Award outcome

Award Criteria

A minimum of 3 tenders are required. All submitted tenders will be evaluated after the closing date. Tenders will be assessed against the criteria set out in this notice, to include: Quality and suitability of the proposal Relevant experience and qualifications Ability to meet the required timescales Price The Parish Council is not required to select the cheapest tender but one that it believes fulfils the Council's requirements.

Description

The playground is located on the Village Green in the village centre. (///reckoned.wacky.ears). The current wetpour is now failing in several areas, and the sub-base is failing in several areas causing unevenness. The current surface was replaced as part of a playground restoration project in 2012. Another area of the playground is now surfaced with bonded rubber woodchip effect and this has worked well on the heavy clay soil that is susceptible to movement. This is our preferred surface material. Works to comprise but not limited to: Provide suitable Heras fencing (or similar), welfare for your team, equipment and all materials including security for duration of the Works. Remove existing including disposal of all brick edging and wetpour surface and relay with new material to comply with requirement stated herein. Removal and disposal of all existing wetpour estimated at 275m2 but all tendering contractors are to make their own judgement on quantities. Excavate all areas below where wetpour was removed, supply, lay including full compaction of no less than 100mm depth MOT Type 1 stone. Supply and lay no less than 275m2 area at minimum depth 40mm of re-chipped/recycled clean rubberised material bonded in-situ using appropriate polyurethane. Clear site including any surplus materials leaving safe and suitable environment for public use. We are open to alterations to this specification if deemed necessary after inspection. A works and surface guarantee to be provided. For more information please apply to [email protected]

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