Tender for the design, supply and installation of new skatepark equipment within Swanage skatepark/wheeled sports area

The procurement contact named on the official notice.

A template label for return submissions has been provided. Envelopes should be marked as follows: Design, supply and installation of new skatepark equipment within Swanage skatepark/wheeled sports area To be addressed as follows: The Clerk to the Council Swanage Town Council Town Hall High Street Swanage Dorset BH19 2NZ

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Swanage Town Council seeks submissions for the design, supply and installation of new skatepark ramps and rideable features that are suited to a full range of users from beginners to advanced.

This will accompany existing equipment and will form phase one of a two or three-phase project to enhance the wheeled sports park.

It is necessary that the new equipment successfully functions alone, in conjunction with the existing ramps and a complete future build.

To achieve this it is expected the build will be modular in form and use the same materials as the existing ramps (skatelite and steel frames with open sides).

It is essential that a high-quality wheeled sports park is delivered that will have a feeling of flow; fun, stimulation, challenge and excitement for users.

A mix of rideable features that accommodate all ages, abilities, and wheeled sports is anticipated.

Meeting the needs of the multi-generational users of Swanage Skatepark, particularly the local young people is a fundamental requirement.

Swanage Town Council is working in partnership with Swanage Skatepark Community Project (SSCP), a group of skatepark users who formed a registered charity under the umbrella of Swanage and Purbeck Development Trust in December 2023.

Extensive community engagement has already been undertaken by SSCP and the successful contractor will be responsible for presenting their design to the local community including SSCP and then finalising the design and safely delivering the construction, installation and handover stages of the project.

It is a requirement that the new equipment is installed and opened for use by the public in autumn of 2025.

Given the location of the facility and the nature of Swanage as a tourist destination, on site works will not be permitted in the main summer season of July and August.

Conditions of participation relating to suppliers legal and financial capacity and technical ability to perform the contract are detailed within the tender documents.

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