L-388 Wigg Island Bird Hides and Infrastructure Improvements
This is a contract result notice, not an open opportunity. Details from the official award data.
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The purpose of the contract is to replace the existing timber bird hides with related surfacing, remove disused assets such as old fencing and biodiversity improvements.
The works include:\r • Remove old Bird Hides and replace with New\r • Remove disused fencing across the site\r • Biodiversity improvements including cutting back existing vegetation along the canal edge\r • Remedial works to existing hard surfaces.\r • Removal of disused picnic benches and bird hide screen\r
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The purpose of the contract is to replace the existing timber bird hides with related surfacing, remove disused assets such as old fencing and biodiversity improvements.
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- 9a51ca1f-fded-4326-a7f4-efe8e5078520
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- contract · Contract
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- HALT001-DN792607-58957861
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