Supply Chain Notice: DELTA Dispersal - CIDP25 - WC1587863 Reconstruction of the Bulk Fuel Bower Park and New Interceptors at RAF Akrotiri D Dispersal , CYPRUS

Descriptions

The location of this project is Cyprus (British Forces, RAF Akrotiri) WC1587863 Reconstruction of the Bulk Fuel Bower Park of D Dispersal (airfield), as per the design carried out under WC1315862 , the Works comprise, but not limited to, the following: - Break up and remove from site the existing concrete layers and other bound material layers. - Excavate further to reduce levels to sound subgrade. - Load proof subgrade and supply and lay Type 1 Granular Fill - Erect formwork, lay polythene sheet, cast brush finish concrete and form joints. - Seal joints with approved fuel resistant sealant. - Mark the Refueler Bowser Access Entrance and Parking Area. - Provide New Earth Points - Drain Channels New Interceptors as per the design carried out under WC1299848, the Works comprise, but not limited to, the following: - Break up and remove from site the existing asphalt and concrete layers and other bound material layers - Excavate further to reduce levels to the required levels and sound subgrade - Carry out works to install the interceptors and connect to the new drainage channels and main water discharge system - Reconstruct the defective asphalt parking area with concrete to match the BFVP project layout - Load proof subgrade and supply and lay Type 1 Granular Fill - Erect formwork, lay polythene sheet, cast brush finish concrete and form joints. - Mark the Sterile Area Markings at the Dispersal Entrance Further restrictions/instructions: - Existing topsoil: excavate from required areas to an average depth of 150mm and keep separate, including bulbs. Upon completion of the works topsoil to be spread to areas at the same locations - Trees that need to be trimmed / cut, as per the instructions of Environmental advisor, works should be carried out by Ground Maintenance (CSP JV). - Materials to be delivered early on site - Ground maintenance - Environmental restrictions - Antiquities