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Burial Ground Maintenance Contract

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The Burial Ground Maintenance Contract, issued by Chobham Parish Council under solicitation 2026/S 000-095270, is a three-year agreement for the comprehensive upkeep of the Chobham Burial Ground. The scope of work covers an established lawned cemetery and an expansion area, requiring a mix of weekly, monthly, seasonal, and annual tasks. Key responsibilities include weekly litter picking and bin emptying, seasonal mowing and strimming to maintain grass below 5cm, leaf clearance in autumn, and annual hedge trimming to a height of 6ft. Additional duties involve leveling graves with topsoil and seed, applying teak oil to benches, and maintaining pathways and boundaries. The contractor is required to provide all necessary machinery and tools, ensure the immediate removal of all site arisings, and strictly adhere to the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974. The contract is reserved for UK suppliers, with a particular suitability for small and medium-sized enterprises. The estimated total value is 36,000 GBP excluding VAT, with a guide value ranging from 26,000 GBP to 36,000 GBP over the three-year term. Award decisions are based on a weighted evaluation of experience (40%), value for money (30%), and geographic proximity, with preference given to contractors within a 10-mile radius of Chobham. Applicants must submit two references for public ground maintenance and proof of current public liability insurance. Tenders must be submitted by hand or post in a sealed envelope to the Parish Office by October 23, 2026, as electronic and email submissions are not accepted.

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Three-year contract for comprehensive maintenance of Chobham Burial Ground for UK suppliers.

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Chobham Burial Ground Maintenance Contract 2026-2029

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Chobham Parish Council Burial Ground Maintenance Contract

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AgencyChobham Parish Council
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Main Job Specifications: WEEKLY - Pick up any litter in the cemetery & car park and empty all bins. Remove any discarded or dead floral tributes from plots and remove from site Remove any other debris from site Clear debris, rake & level uneven shingle in the car park, cemetery entrance and pathways APRIL - SEPTEMBER: Weekly mowing of the cemetery & strimming around the headstones. Weekly mowing & strimming of the grass in the extension area next to the cemetery AUTUMN - clear and remove the leaves MONTLY TASKS: Clear all weeds and remove all debris from the hornbeam hedge between the established and new areas of the cemetery. Clear underneath the trees along the Western boundary removing all weeds, leaves & debris. Clear all weeds and remove all debris from the hedge along the western, eastern & southern boundaries OCTOBER - MARCH: Maintain a tidy appearance of all the grass areas, cutting & strimming as per the maintenance contract. The levelling of graves as needed and to include the supplying of top soil and seed. YEARLY TASKS - Once a year between March - April: Cut path edges in line with natural boundaries & pathways. Twice a year - in Spring & Autumn - keep the car park, cemetery entrance and pathways clear of weeds with a compliant weed killer. Once a year between July & August: Cut back all holly hedges - top and side - on the northern & eastern boundaries. Hedges to be cut & kept at 6ft and all clippings removed. Once a year between July & August: Trim the top & sides of the Queens hedge. Hedge to be cut & kept at 6ft. All clippings to be removed. Once a year between July & August: Trim the top & sides of the hedge along the western, eastern & southern boundaries. Hedge to be cut & kept at 6ft. All clippings to be removed. Twice a year - in Spring & Autumn - build up and/or level surfaces. Repair or replace turf as necessary. Once a year in Spring (or when required) - clean and apply teak oil to the benches. • The contractor to provide their own machinery and tools. • All arisings to be removed from the Cemetery immediately. • The contractor must hold the relevant insurances required for works to public grounds and for their own staff. • The contractor to take all necessary measures to comply with the requirements of the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 and any other acts, orders, regulations and codes of practice relating to health and safety which may apply. • The contractor to notify the Administrator immediately in the event of any incident occurring on the Burial Ground where that incident causes any personal injury or damage to property. • The contractor to advise the Administrator of difficulties in completing any part of the specification. • The contractor must be prepared to meet the Administrator/Councillors on site to discuss any issues they may have.

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