Main contractor in appeal to local tradesmen to pitch for work on grand Pier Gardens revamp project

 

One of three new artists' impressions images released ahead of a Meet the Buyer day on March 23 

CONTRACTORS interested in pitching for work on the revamp of Pier Gardens  are being invited to attend a  Meet the Buyer event in Cleethorpes Town Hall between 11am and 3pm on March 23.

According to North East Lincolnshire Council, the event will give businesses and inviduals "a clear understanding of the work packages, materials, services and skills required for the project over the next 15 months"

Attendees will have the chance to meet the project team, discuss likely procurement needs and explore partnership opportunities.

The session will open with a short introduction from the Maylim team before attendees are invited to visit four themed stalls:

* Stall 1: About Maylim: An overview of the company, its experience delivering public realm projects, and the vision for Pier Gardens.

* Stall 2: Procurement (Local Suppliers): A breakdown of materials and service categories Maylim will be sourcing locally where possible, including general building products, aggregates, concrete, office supplies, plant, site equipment and maintenance, workwear and PPE, tools, printing, transport, accommodation and IT.

* Stall 3: Subcontractors: Information on upcoming subcontracting opportunities including bricklaying, soft maintenance, rendering, carpentry, electrical work, groundworks and paving.

* Stall 4: Work placements & careers: Guidance on skills, training routes and future opportunities across engineering, electrical work and soft landscaping.

Says a  spokesperson for the project:: "We are committed to supporting local businesses and ensuring the community benefits from this major investment in Cleethorpes. 

"This event is a chance for suppliers and trades to understand what’s coming up, ask questions directly and explore how we can work together as the project progresses."                                                         

Fun for the kiddies - artist's impression of the proposed play structures

                                                               

How the proposed water feature might look