Faringdon Town Council Oakwood Park Play Area
Estimated value
£100k
Awarded value
—
Suppliers
0
Lots
1
Published
02 May 2025
Description
This project is for the design and build of a play area which will replace the existing facility at Oakwood Park, also known as Ash Close Play Area. The site is a relatively small area serving the immediate community, surrounded on three sides by housing. There are currently several challenges for the Council in terms of general maintenance and the presence of large trees across the site. These include bird droppings on seating and equipment, root system damage to existing and any new surfacing and weeds and moss growing onto the bonded mulch. As outlined in Appendix 3, careful consideration to the new design, surfacing and equipment is required to mitigate these, while delivering an accessible and inviting play area that will be primarily used by younger families. All existing equipment, surfacing, play steel rail fencing (front of site) and any bases are to be removed and disposed of. The project is fully funded; however, the Council may wish to reduce the final budget depending on the submitted designs and other community priorities.
Scope
- Reference
- ocds-h6vhtk-050c3b
- Total value
- £100,000 excluding VAT£120,000 including VATBelow the relevant threshold
- Commercial tool
- Standalone contract
- Contract dates
- 30 Jun 2025 to 01 Jul 2026
- Main category
- works
- CPV classifications
- 375351003753520037535210375352203753523037535240375352503753526037535290375352913753529245212100
- Particular suitability
- Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME)
Award criteria
Criteria the buyer will use to evaluate bids.
| Name | Description | Type | Weighting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Design | — | quality | 60.00% |
| Technical | — | quality | 40.00% |
Submission & procedure
- Enquiry deadline
- 09 Jun 2025, 3:00 pm
- Submission deadline
- 16 Jun 2025, 3:00 pm
- Submission address
- www.sportsandplayconsulting.co.uk ↗
- Electronic submission
- No
- Procedure
- Below threshold - open competition