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Find a TenderRef 010162-2026

Bradbourne Re-Bourne - Main Contractor

SSevenoaks District Council logo
Contracting authoritySevenoaks District Council
ClosedWorksCPV 45112711
Contract value£1,300,000
Submission deadline9 Mar 202612:00Closed
Published4 Feb 2026
LocationSevenoaks, Kent, UKJ46, United Kingdom

Description

Bradbourne Lakes is a tranquil local park of historical and local significance located in a residential built-up area 2km northwest of Sevenoaks town centre. Measuring 3.5 hectares and comprising a series of five ornamental lakes with waterfalls, cascades and a circular walking

route set in areas of amenity grass, dense overgrown vegetation and clumps of trees, and some striking specimen veteran trees.

Sevenoaks District Council (SDC) wishes to improve the facilities available to the communities surrounding Bradbourne Lakes. Development Phase Funding for this purpose was approved mid-2024, with most of the funding coming from The National Lottery Heritage Fund. Delivery Phase application is submitted in November 2025 for approval in March 2026.

The current proposals include the restoration and enhancement of the designed landscape to celebrate its heritage and better accommodate the needs of contemporary park users with modern facilities in the setting of the restored site.

A full copy of the Invitation to Tender and other procurement documents may be accessed through the Sharepoint link provided. Further details on the works required are available in the Main Contractor Brief in the procurement documents.

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