St Stephen Parish Council invites tenders for the resurfacing of the Parish Centre Car Parking areas, access road, extending the lower area and marking of all parking bays on completion. The work must ensure compliance with Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) requirements and improve the surface quality for all users.
The selected contractor will be responsible for the removal of the existing surface where required, complete all resurfacing to the appropriate level, preparing the base for and surface for additional spaces with relevant British Standards and Industry best practices
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St Stephen Parish Council invites tenders from suitably qualified and experienced contractors for the resurfacing of the carpark area and access road, extending the lower parking area with the supply and laying of new asphalt surfacing to a high quality, durable standard appropriate for public car parks with regular vehicular use and subsequent completion of all parking bay markings, to include designated disabled bays at the Parish Centre, Station Road, Bricket Wood Car Park.
Compliance with current Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) and BS 8300 accessibility standards.
High-visibility, weather-resistant line markings applied using thermoplastic or equivalent industry-approved materials.
The contractor will also be responsible for:
Temporary traffic and site management, including safe access for pedestrians and adjacent properties.
Removal and lawful disposal of all waste materials arising from the works.
Providing all necessary plant, equipment and labour to complete the works to specification.
Ensuring compliance with relevant British Standards, Highways Specifications (Series 900), and all applicable health and safety legislation.
Delivering works within the agreed timeframe and minimising disruption to car park users and surrounding residents.
The objective of the procurement is to improve the safety, accessibility, and longevity of the car park surface and ensure the facility remains fit for purpose for all users.£45,000