Llandudno Coastal Defence Improvements

Published

21 December 2023

Estimated value

£3,000,000

Place of performance

UKL13

Lots

1

Notice number

037713-2023

Reference

ocds-h6vhtk-042942

Official source

Official source

CPV codes

• 45243000Coastal-defence works

Description

The construction of two new walls, one 300mm in height and 50m in length, one 500mm in height and 80m in length, the construction of a pedestrian access ramp, the provision of minimum 2 new flood gates, the construction of new access points in existing walls, the construction of 14no supports for timber flood barriers, the reprofiling of existing beach material (NO importation of new material) and various public realm improvements

Official publications

• FTS · 037713-2023 · 21 December 2023

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