Closed tender

Consultancy – Feasibility of Creating a Park with Complementary Development at Melrose Cutting

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Buyer
Liverpool City Council
Published
27 October 2016
Submission
10 November 2016
Source
uk:procontracts

Tender description

Liverpool City Council is currently investigating the feasibility of creating a new park, potentially with complementary built development, within a disused railway cutting adjacent to Kirkdale Station on the Merseyrail Northern Line. To inform this process we require the preparation of baseline evidence on topography, contamination and ground stability for which your proposal including methodology and price quotation is now invited. Keywords: Feasibility, Development, topography, Consultancy

Timeline

  1. Tender published27 October 2016
    Current notice
  2. Submission date10 November 2016

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