External improvement works identified at Tarant Road
This is a contract result notice, not an open opportunity. Details from the official award data.
This sits in the lower-middle of the Construction band — a mid-scale opportunity. Based on 64,002 valued Construction tenders in our corpus.
1.
Remove the overgrown flower beds which run along the back of the building and turn this into a grassed area which will look neater and be easier to maintain 2.
Remove the footpath which runs parallel to the back of the building and turn this to grass.
We feel that this pathway is not necessarily needed and removing it would help provide more privacy for residents (i.e. by encouraging pedestrians to walk further away from residents' windows).
3.
Install eco plastic shin rails to protect the grassed area behind blocks to prevent vehicles parking here.
4.
Plant some small trees within this area which are low maintenance and provide biodiversity 5.
Bricking up the original bin store, level the ramp and use this area to house the bins.
What the notice asks for
Remove the overgrown flower beds which run
Remove the overgrown flower beds which run along the back of the building and turn this into a grassed area which will look neater and be easier to maintain.
We feel that this pathway is not
We feel that this pathway is not necessarily needed and removing it would help provide more privacy for residents (i.e. by encouraging pedestrians to walk further away from residents' windows).
Plant some small trees within this area
Plant some small trees within this area which are low maintenance and provide biodiversity.
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Plant some small trees within this area which are low maintenance and provide biodiversity
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- contract · Contract
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- SCC-202627-0014
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