Kemnay Riverside Path
The existing 1.8m width 582m long aggregate path surface has been washed away. Regrading, and adding to the existing sub-base material, the surface width will be increased to 2m width and the top surface replaced by 582m of asphalt.
Buyer
Aberdeenshire Council
Value
Not provided
Published
18 Sept 2023
Closes
16 Oct 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
45233161
Footpath construction work
45233160
Paths and other metalled surfaces
45233162
Cycle path construction work
45233253
Surface work for footpaths
44113600
Bitumen and asphalt
44113620
Asphalt
45233222
Paving and asphalting works
Lots
Lot 1 Kemnay Riverside Path
Value not provided
The existing aggregate path surface has been washed out after flood waters from the River Don damaged the path in November 2022. The surface washout is not consistent along the path; for most of the paths 582m length 80% has lost the top dust at 1.5m width within a 1.8m width path, here the existing aggregate will be regraded and compacted in preparation for...
Delivery: Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire
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The existing 1.8m width 582m long aggregate path surface has been washed away. Regrading, and adding to the existing sub-base material, the surface width will be increased to 2m width and the top surface replaced by 582m of asphalt.
Contract notice · Web page
Statement of Requirements
18 Sept 2023
Word document
Pricing Schedule
18 Sept 2023
Word document
Bill of Quantities
18 Sept 2023
Excel spreadsheet
Declaration
18 Sept 2023
Word document
Conditions of Contract
18 Sept 2023
Award Questionnaire - Quality
18 Sept 2023
Word document
Pre-construction Information
18 Sept 2023
Utilities
18 Sept 2023
Plan of site
18 Sept 2023
Cross section path drawings
18 Sept 2023
Invitation to Tender
18 Sept 2023
Word document
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