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Hull City Council

Supply of Urban Tree Pit System, Queens Gardens, Hull.

Publication Platform
Hull City Council

Publication Date
16 March 2021

Deadline
12:00pm, 08 April 2021

Tender ID
DN532375

Description
The Authority is delivering major refurbishments and enhancement works to Queens Gardens, the principal green space in Hull city centre. The works represent a significant opportunity for the city, as the gardens are a valuable asset of large open space. Providing good quality design and better integration into adjacent areas there is potential for Queens Gardens to create a magnificent public space and an improved area to host major events. Within the scheme, the Authority has included sustainable tree management proposals and opportunities to improve biodiversity. Significant amounts of new tree planting is included within the scheme, 13 of which are in a heavily constrained city centre public realm location. This procurement consists of:- • Supply of tree pit system for thirteen (13no.) urban street trees, Queens Gardens, Hull city centre • The Authority require the goods to be delivered to Queens Gardens, Hull city centre over a period of eight months commencing September 2021 and running up to 31st May 2022. • The anticipated contract commencement date is 1st June 2021. A full specification of the tree pit system requirements is detailed within the Invitation To Tender documentation. This can be accessed via the Council's electronic tender portal, YORtender, accessed via weblink https://www.yortender.co.uk Suppliers will need to register on the YORtender portal if they have not previously done so. The specific Reference No. for this tender is DN532375

Hull City Council

Supply of Urban Tree Pit System, Queens Gardens, Hull.

Publication Platform
Hull City Council

Publication Date
08 March 2022

Deadline
12:00pm, 08 April 2021

Tender ID
DN532375 / 49330

Winners
Green Blue Urban

Description
The Authority is delivering major refurbishments and enhancement works to Queens Gardens, the principal green space in Hull city centre. The works represent a significant opportunity for the city, as the gardens are a valuable asset of large open space. Providing good quality design and better integration into adjacent areas there is potential for Queens Gardens to create a magnificent public space and an improved area to host major events. Within the scheme, the Authority has included sustainable tree management proposals and opportunities to improve biodiversity. Significant amounts of new tree planting is included within the scheme, 13 of which are in a heavily constrained city centre public realm location. This procurement consists of:- • Supply of tree pit system for thirteen (13no.) urban street trees, Queens Gardens, Hull city centre