Langarth Garden Village Phase 1

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Country: United Kingdom
Summary: Langarth Garden Village Phase 1 - North Play Area
GBT Ref No: 94043730
Deadline: 12 Jan 2024
Competition: ICB
Financier: Self Financed
Purchaser Ownership: Public
Tender Value: Refer Document
Notice Type: Tender
Document Ref. No.: DN704661
Purchaser's Detail :

Purchaser : CORSERV LIMITED
Western Group CentreScorrierCornwall and Isles of ScillyTR16 5EHUnited Kingdom
Contact Name :Gemma Parker
Telephone :01872 324560
Email :gemma.parker@corservltd.co.uk
Email :gemma.parker@corservltd.co.uk

Description :
Langarth Garden Village Phase 1 - North Play Area
Corserv Solutions Ltd are seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced contractor for the following:

North Play Area - 1000m2 (32m x 34m).

Tender scope:
- Design input
- Supply and installation of the play equipment including preparatory groundworks
- Supply and installation of the safety surfaces as required, including preparatory groundworks
- RoSPA Post Installation Inspection

Excluded from scope:
- Footpath design and construction
- Soft landscaping (including willow tunnel).
- Fencing, gates, signage, benches
- Initial site reprofiling

The principles of the design and layout have been set in:
- Concept plan: LGV4_17-LLO-XX-XX-DR-L-0112-S2-P02-Detail Sheet 12 NEAP
- LEMP: LGV4_17-LLO-XX-XX-RP-L-0001-P02 - LEMP
- Planning design statement: LGV4_17-LLO-XX-XX-RP-L-0002-P02 - PDCS

The focus has been to deliver a naturalised play facility, with emphasis on landscape, planting and static features rather than more traditional kinetic equipment. Equipment to be dynamic, challenging, stimulating and offer a broad range of physical and intellectual opportunity. The focus should be on a natural play experience. The play equipment should be accessible where possible. The area is restricted to approximately 1000m2 (32m x 34m), therefore we are looking to maximise the play value by using a multi play units where possible together with mounds, bould...
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