Mintlaw Pedestrian Crossings
The works will involve the installation of a zebra crossing on Longside Road and civils works for a PEDEX crossing on North Street, both in Mintlaw. This will include planing 50mm deep of the carriageway, excavation of road crossing, installation of ducts and chambers, kerbing works, resurfacing, cold applied high friction surfacing. The work will also include installation of lighting columns on Longside Road and electrical work
Buyer
Aberdeenshire Council
Value
£60,000
Published
13 Jun 2023
Closes
17 Jul 2023
Procurement details
Source
Pcs
Region
Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire
Procurement method
Open
Category
Works
Contract starts
Not provided
Contract ends
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CPV classifications
45233294
Installation of road signals
45233251
Resurfacing works
Lots
Lot 1 Mintlaw Pedestrian Crossings
Value not provided
The works will involve the installation of a zebra crossing on Longside Road and civils works for a PEDEX crossing on North Street, both in Mintlaw. This will include planing 50mm deep of the carriageway, excavation of road crossing, installation of ducts and chambers, kerbing works, resurfacing, cold applied high friction surfacing. The work will also inclu...
Delivery: Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire
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The works will involve the installation of a zebra crossing on Longside Road and civils works for a PEDEX crossing on North Street, both in Mintlaw. This will include planing 50mm deep of the carriageway, excavation of road crossing, instal...
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Volume 1 Invitation to tender documents
13 Jun 2023
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Volume 2 Contract data and form of agreement
13 Jun 2023
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Volume 3 Scope and tender drawings
13 Jun 2023
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Volume 4 Site information
13 Jun 2023
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Volume 5 Pre construction information and designers risk assessment
13 Jun 2023
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Word copy of Volume 2 - Contract Data
28 Jun 2023
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