Hull City Council has published a decision record announcing that PBS Construction Limited will be appointed to construct the city’s first closed road cycle circuit.
Following a competitive tendering process the council awarded local construction company PBS Construction Limited the contract having demonstrated that it offered the best value and most cost effective solution.
The 1km purpose-built cycle circuit at land adjacent to Ennerdale Leisure Centre will boast additional parking facilities and spectator paths improving cycling provision for all levels within the region.
The new circuit is to be funded by grant contributions from British Cycling and Hull City Council and will be available for use by local cycling clubs and the wider public of all ages and abilities, providing a safe, traffic-free environment for cyclists to learn, train and compete.
Councillor Terry Geraghty, Hull City Council Portfolio Holder for Culture and Leisure and Chair of Hull Culture & Leisure Limited, said:
“The confirmation of the contractor is positive step forward for this exciting project and I am looking forward to seeing work start on the site.”
Glenn Smurthwaite, Contracts Director at PBS Construction Limited, said:
“With being a local company based in Hull who employ over 50 people people we are always very proud to carry out work in our home town and help the local economy, using suppliers and subcontractors.”
Construction work is due to commence before the New Year, the new facility is hoped to be completed by August 2017, offering a high quality facility that will benefit, cyclists, families and the wider community.
