Improvements to Martham Playing Field Play Area
The contract covers the redesign, refurbishment and installation of new play equipment, ancillary items and associated works at Martham Playing Field Play Area. Great Yarmouth Borough Council, a local government authority, is procuring these works to improve the existing play area and provide upgraded recreational facilities. The supplier’s scope includes developing the play area redesign, carrying out refurbishment, installing the specified new equipment and completing all related ancillary works at the site. The estimated contract value and duration are not stated in the available tender information. Delivery is required at Martham Playing Field, Playing Field Lane, off Rollesby Road, Martham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk NR29 4SN. No specific eligibility, certification or qualification requirement is published; bidders will need to meet the requirements set out in the complete procurement documents.
Buyer: Great Yarmouth Borough Council. Source: Find a Tender. Updated 13 Oct 2026.
Key facts
- Estimated value: £89k
- Bids close: 10 Nov 2026
- Location: Norwich and East Norfolk, Suffolk
- Procedure: Open procedure
- Contract period: 30 Nov 2026 to 31 Mar 2027
- Category: Park and playground equipment (43325000)
From the official notice
To provide redesign, refurbishment and installation of new play equipment and ancillary items and works at Martham Playing Field Play Area Martham Playing Field Play Area, Playing Field Lane, off Rollesby Road, Martham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk NR29 4SN
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Questions about this tender
When is the deadline?
Bids close on 10 Nov 2026.
What is it worth?
The estimated value is £89k.
Who can apply?
Any supplier that meets the buyer's requirements can apply. Check the official notice for conditions.
How do I bid?
Open the official notice, register on the buyer's portal and submit your bid before the deadline.
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