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Prince Street - Sawing of granite setts

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What the buyer wrote

Bristol City Council is looking for firms capable of sawing large quantities of traditional hand-hewn setts. The setts are currently either in store or in situ in historic areas of the city centre. They are nominally 200mm long x 100mm wide x 200mm deep. They are all slightly different sizes and shapes without any sawn, or otherwise flat faces. The great majority of the setts are granite from different locations around the world (brought to Bristol as ships? ballast) and some of them are extremely hard. Some setts are thought to be sandstone, limestone or other unidentified metamorphic or igneous rock types. Additional information: Specification: We require the setts to be sawn i…

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What the buyer calls it
Prince Street - Sawing of granite setts
How they are buying
The buyer did not say
Type
services
Work starts
15 Feb 2016
Work ends
31 Mar 2016

Who the buyer named

Spencer Penny was the named contact on this notice.

spencer.penny@bristol.gov.uk