Norwich City Council e-Tendering
9714 - Improvements to the play area and associated works at Mile Cross gardens in Norwich
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.
Mile Cross Gardens are grade II listed parks; they are an integral feature of the Mile Cross housing development.
The two linked parks were designed in the 1920s to provide green space and recreational opportunities for residents.
They were originally laid out as bowling greens and each park has a classical pavilion building that served as the bowl pavilion.
This project covers improving the condition of the gardens along with improving the play value of the green space and enhancing access to the sites for visitors / users.
In recent years the parks have become underused and the fabric of the original design including pergola features, stone walling and the original pavilion buildings have either been removed (in the case of the pergolas) or damaged and becoming costly and difficult to maintain.
There are limited play facilities (play equipment) in the northern of the two parks.
The simple layout and style of the parks has ensured that they remain an attractive asset to the area but investment is required to ensure they continue to serve the needs of the local community.
Norwich City Council is seeking a supplier to complete the required improvements and associated works.
This project proposal is for the:- • removal of two swing sets •supply and installation of new play equipment •installation of seating and picnic benches •replacement access steps •installation of a new access gate •slimblock grass grid to damaged grass surfacing •preparing the site for installation of safety surfacing by DCM surfacing.
The Gardens are adjacent to and accessible from Suckling Avenue, Mile Cross, Norwich NR3 2RS.
What the supplier must deliver
The two linked parks were designed in
The two linked parks were designed in the 1920s to provide green space and recreational opportunities for residents.
In recent years the parks have become
In recent years the parks have become underused and the fabric of the original design including pergola features, stone walling and the original pavilion buildings have either been removed (in the case of the pergolas) or damaged and becoming costly and difficult to maintain.
The simple layout and style of
The simple layout and style of the parks has ensured that they remain an attractive asset to the area but investment is required to ensure they continue to serve the needs of the local community.
•supply and installation of new play equipment
•supply and installation of new play equipment.
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