Hailsham Play Area Development

Concepts

• hailsham
• hailsham town council
• maurice thornton play area
• recreation, culture and sport
• success of the new play area
• hailsham play area development
• hailsham parish
• stroma gardens play area
• excellent play value
• play area boundary

Location

Description

Contact Details - Richard Gillett Richard.Gillett@hailsham-tc.gov.uk 01323 841702 Hailsham Town Council Inglenook, Market Street, Hailsham East Sussex BN27 2AE Description or works: Update and repair of three significant playgrounds in the Hailsham parish, to be procured by Hailsham Town Council; under the direction of Hailsham Town Council Works Manager, Richard Gillett. Maurice Thornton play area: BN27 2JX Battle Road play area: BN27 1UA Stroma Gardens: BN27 3AZ The three areas are more than 10 years old and some of the equipment needs replacing, due to coming to the end of its serviceable life or starting to corrode. With the success of the new play area at Western Rd, the Council can take this opportunity to bring these three areas up to a good standard, offering excellent play value for all users. Area1: Maurice Thornton play area The Maurice Thornton play area has the compacity to include more equipment, so we wish to have installed a 30-meter arial zip line and to replace the broken inclusive roundabout. Installation of a new inclusive roundabout All the wet pour in this area needs overlaying, The new wet pour will have a soft edge finish and will be laid over the old, as to eliminate the issues with shrinkage and to cut down on groundwork cost. Area 2: Battle Rd play area Battle Road play area is used by many different age groups, and the Council has agreed to overlay the wet pour and replace the swings, but the Council now wishes to replace the Whirly bird roundabout at the same time with an inclusive option as a suitable replacement. Area 3: Stroma Gardens play area The installation of new pieces of toddler equipment. To remove the large slide and replace with a toddler multi play unit, install a four-person springy seesaw and an inclusive toddler springy. The Playdale toddler swings are in very good order, so there is no need to change them. The Proludic roundabout is not an inclusive piece of equipment, so changing this for something more suitable would be beneficial for the area, but not essential. (10+ native species trees will be planted inside the play area boundary, as there is ample space for this, and the funding will come from the new tree planting budget). Tenders to be sent via email to: richard.gillett@hailsham-tc.gov.uk Or via post to: Richard Gillett, Works Manager, Hailsham Town Council, Inglenook, Market Street, Hailsham, East Sussex, BN27 2AE Richard Gillett will work through the tenders and produce a report with recommendations which will then be considered by the Hailsham Town Council Assets Management Committee meeting on 30th November 2022

CPV Codes

• 92000000 - Recreational, cultural and sporting services

Indicators

• Contract is suitable for SMEs.

Other Information

Additional Details Testing, commissioning, setting to work and all handover documents should also be provided as part of the works. It is the successful contractor's responsibility to ensure that the installation is installed in line with the drawings provided and in accordance with all current regulatory requirements and industry standards Any change to the design provided including modifications and relocation shall become the responsibility of the successful contractor including warranties for the altered services. A site visit must be performed to ensure the site constraints are realised and that the contractor is fully familiar with the site. This to be arranged with Richard Gilllett. The works shall comprise of the complete installation as noted on the drawings and specification Current Photograph of playground Screenshot_20220908-061351_Maps.jpg Current photograph of playground Screenshot_20220908-061351_Maps.jpg Current photograph of playground Screenshot_20220908-061527_Maps.jpg