UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

The contract is for the provision of a Contractor to deliver the Glengormley Environmental Improvement Scheme – Antrim and Ballyclare Roads project. The project is located in Glengormley town centre. The project seeks to address the strategic, economic and environmental need to improve the public realm in Glengormley town centre and help meet the challenges facing all high streets across the UK. The project aims to visually transform the area, reduce the current vehicular dominance and sustain footfall in the area, thereby improving the perception of the area, its businesses and adding to its vibrancy and appeal to business, visitors and residents. Project Scope will include: • Excavation and disposal of existing footpath and carriageway • High quality natural stone paving and kerbing (approx. 6,500m²) • Footpath realignment works • High quality street furniture, sustainable features, signage and railings • Landscaping inc. tree planting • Carriageway resurfacing, ramping, parking and line marking (approx. 12,000m²) • Works to existing services and utilities • Drainage works • Construction of event infrastructure • New civic shared spaces and pedestrian gateway features • High quality street and feature lighting (to be undertaken separately by the Department for Infrastructure)

THIS NOTICE IS FOR INFORMATION ONLY. THIS PROJECT IS BEING PARTIALLY FUNDED BY SEUPB UNDER THE PEACEPLUS PROGRAMME. ALL NOTICES WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS. Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council invites tenders for the design, build, and maintenance of a series of heritage trails to showcase the Borough’s cultural, social and industrial history and the associated app, which will be free, public facing and will include, at a minimum, the following: • Five borough-wide driving trails with audio commentary, interactive maps, physical interpretation and additional resources (10–15 location sites per trail) • 10 local walking trails (named localities), each with audio, maps, and interpretation at key points. • Linkage to physical signage/interpretation and printed resources available at two Heritage Hubs. The aim of this project is to provide an engaging, accessible, and inclusive digital experience for residents and visitors as well as offering a sustainable content management system that will allow Council to maintain and grow the trails over time. The anticipated completion/launch date for the project is July 2027. The maintenance contract period will be 3 years from the completion/launch date with an option to extend for up to a further 36 months, subject to performance and review.