Description
Reepham Town Council, as managing trustee for Stimpson's Piece Charity, is seeking quotes from suitably experienced and qualified contractors to undertake the Design and Build of a replacement Multi-Use Wheeled Skate Park for Reepham. This quote is to see the project through from concept to delivery, including community engagement and consultation, securing planning permission (if necessary), support with fundraising, as well as the design and build itself.
Should you wish to competitively tender for these works, you must submit a tender enclosing the following documents:
1 - Notice to Tenderers
2 - Technical Return Document
3 - Price Schedule
4 - Pre-construction Information
Following tender assessment, the successful Contractor will be appointed as the Preferred Contractor for the project. The contract would be entered once planning permission and a full funding package are secured.
You should provide evidence of your quality assurance documentation which will demonstrate your experience in similar previous projects and show how you will provide the support, expertise and quality required by the Town Council.
You should also provide a copy of your professional indemnity insurance documentation, along with proof of your sector specific portfolio.
Your tender will be assessed on the strength of your technical return (80%) and price schedule (20%).
The assessment of the technical return will consider criteria including your approach to engagement, fundraising, quality design, and approach to project delivery.
Telephone, fax or email tenders will not be accepted.
If you are intending to tender, please can you confirm so by Wednesday 30th April 2025 to the following email: clerk@reephamtowncouncil.gov.uk
The contractor is welcome to visit and inspect the site prior to submitting their bid. The proposed area is set within a freely accessible public Recreation Ground. There is a car park on the Recreation Ground.
The Contractor will gather all the information they deem necessary to fulfill the requirements of this bid and subsequent contract, and deliver the objectives therein. No consideration shall be given because of omissions or additions to this bid or subsequent contract by the Employer or the client that arise as a result of the failure to gather information that could reasonably be expected to have been determined by a site visit. The inspection shall not be invasive in any way. If the applicant determines that an invasive survey is required in addition to the information provided with this bid or subsequent contract, then the applicant is to raise this as a clarification.
Accompanied site visits with a Council representative can be arranged.
Prospective tenderers are prohibited from contacting staff or Councillors to canvass or encourage support for their tender outside of the prescribed process.