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The making space for nature project will deliver investment in publically owned and managed urban
Green space in the towns of Bodmin, Falmouth, Launceston, Liskeard, Newquay, Penryn and St Austell increasing their wildlife value, accessibility and community enjoyment.
Its objectives are
⢠focus investment on urban green space
⢠deliver wildlife-friendly solutions
⢠provide better access for all
⢠work with local communities
The project identified will contribute to the project objective to create 28 hectares of improved green space.
This element is to provide a costed BoQ to enable the purchase of interpretation panels, name plaques and notice boards for the 23 sites.
Stage 5 - Design, print and installation of signage
To produce design, artwork, print and installation of the following:
1. generic wildife interpretation panels @ A1 landscape size for x 18
2. name plaques @ A3 landscape size for x 21
3. off the shelf noticeboards x 6
Installation will be delivered in 2 phases by town and delivered in 8 towns across Cornwall at 20 sites or to suit supplier if staggered batches preferred.
This project has been part-financed by grant funding from the European Regional Development Fund, and Wren, and will be subject to conditions imposed by the funding bodies. Suppliers/Contractors will be expected to comply with the relevant requirements and any associated regulations such as procurement, publicity, and eligibility criteria.
To express an interest and to receive the tender documents please email …@cormacltd.co.uk quoting reference number SUBC0420.
Additional information: To express an interest and to receive the tender documents please email …@cormacltd.co.uk quoting reference number SUBC0420.
No supplier information available.