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Wroughton BMX Floodlight Proposal Proposal: Wroughton BMX Floodlight Proposal Prepared by: Josh Egginton +44 7970 100 771 [email protected] Registered Office Oddicroft Lane, Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, NG17 5FT, UK Registered in England No. 8494722 Contents • Abacus Lighting – at a Glance • Quotation Summary • Lighting Design • Floodlight Datasheet • References & Case Studies Registered Office Oddicroft Lane, Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, NG17 5FT, UK Registered in England No. 8494722 At a Glance WHO WE ARE OUR LOCATIONS A lighting industry leader providing NOSE innovative and quality solutions for our UK BE CZ customers worldwide. With products recognised for their market-leading safety and environmental performance, we CN continually invest in product development QAT UAE HK to retain our prime position. For 60 years, UK based HQ we have been manufacturing British NI with sales products at our HQ in Sutton-in-Ashfield. representation in 12 countries WHAT WE DO AUS Our standard and bespoke products are NZ installed in some of the most prestigious and renowned sporting, infrastructure and industrial locations. The number of installed columns worldwide and the performance of products in service is testament to Abacus 1958 - 2018 the durability of design and quality of manufacture. Our Engineering teams provide an unrivalled level of support and In the last 60 years we have supplied service for our customers. in excess of: • 1,000,000 light fittings A Sport • 850,000 columns • 38,000 high masts P Road and Rail P To 25,000 customers in 98 countries Oil and Gas L We have lit over Our base hinged Ports 70m I 4,000 sports columns can be C Car Park grounds in the seen on every A UK UK rail platform T Industrial/Commercial I Airports O Amenity/Architectural N 1m not to scale S Telecoms RECOGNITION WHAT MAKES US UNIQUE • East Midlands Chamber - We stand out amongst our peers in the Business of the Year 2017 exterior lighting industry with our complete • East Midlands Chamber - lighting package providing a full turnkey Excellence in International exterior lighting solution. Trade • The Sunday Times Lloyds THE QUEEN’S AWARDS SME Export Track 100 FOR ENTERPRISE: on tati INTERNATIONAL TRADE ul • Chad business award - Export s d 2017 on e c s and International Trade ig n e c n a n e m t OUR CORE VALUES n a i n a u m f a c t • Customer satisfaction u n r e o i t a l l a i t n • Our people are Abacus s • Quality of product and service • Growth through innovation /company/AbacusLighting @AbacusLighting /AbacusLighting www.AbacusLighting.com ID:8366 Abacus Lighting Ltd Tel +44 (0)1623 511 111 Oddicroft Lane Fax +44 (0)1623 552 133 Sutton in Ashfield Email [email protected] Nottinghamshire NG17 5FT Web www.abacuslighting.com United Kingdom Wroughton BMX Wroughton Swindon SN4 9JF Friday, 14 August 2020 Quotation Summary Ref: UKS17669 Wroughton BMX Dear Jennifer, I trust the enclosed proposal meets you’re requirements, a summary of the proposal is as follows: Design: Our scheme is designed to achieve a maintained average illuminance of 200 lux with a min/max uniformity ratio of 0.6, this is in line with the requirements of the specification. We have designed the scheme using a LED light source. Our design is complaint with the ILP guidance notes on obtrusive light. Quotation: The value of the quotation is £28,556.23 excluding VAT, this includes the following: o The manufacture and delivery to site of 6no lighting columns, 8no floodlights and all associated electrical items. o All works associated with the mechanical and electrical installation, which includes: . The manufacture and supply of 4no 10m base hinged columns and 8no 600W LED floodlights. The installation of a distribution board (mounted within the pavilion) which includes manual switching facility for controlling the floodlights. Installation of all feeder cables within pre-constructed trenches, including all cable terminations. Connection to the existing mains supply, including full electrical testing upon completion and commissioning report. o All construction associated with the civil works, which includes the following: . 4no concrete base foundations. Approximately 155m of cable trenching. Our quotation assumes the following: There is adequate supply and spare capacity for the new lighting (subject to electrical survey). Site storage, security and welfare facilities are to be provided by the facility. We hope that our proposals meet your requirements and we await your further instructions. If you require any further information then please get in contact. For and on behalf of Abacus Lighting Ltd Josh Egginton | Abacus Lighting Key Account Executive - UK Sport Oddicroft Lane, Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, NG17 5FT, United Kingdom. Tel: 07970 100771 | Mob: 07970 100771 www.abacuslighting.com | [email protected] Registered Office: Oddicroft Lane, Sutton in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, NG17 5FT, UK Registered in England No. 8494722 ABACUS LIGHTING LIMITED Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire NG17 5FT England Tel: (+44) 01623 511111 Fax: (+44) 01623 552133 Web: www.abacuslighting.com Email: [email protected] Ms. Jennifer Purcell Wroughton BMX Wroughton Swindon SN4 9JF Tel: 0 Quotation Number: 6103072 Date: 13.08.2020 Valid Until: 12.09.2020 Quote Value: GBP 28,556.23 Re: UKS17669 Wroughton BMX Dear Ms. Purcell, Following your recent enquiry we now have pleasure in enclosing our quotation for Abacus Lighting Limited products and services. Our quotation should reflect your requirements and to ensure this contact will be made by a member of our team. In the meantime we look forward to your further instructions. Yours faithfully, For and on behalf of ABACUS LIGHTING LIMITED Mr. Josh Egginton Key Account Executive - UK Sport Direct Tel No.: 07970 100771 Direct Fax No.: 01623 552133 [email protected] Registered Office: Oddicroft Lane, Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, NG17 5FT Registered in England No. 8494722 ABACUS LIGHTING LIMITED Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire NG17 5FT England Tel: (+44) 01623 511111 Fax: (+44) 01623 552133 Web: www.abacuslighting.com Email: [email protected] F.A.O Ms. Jennifer Purcell Wroughton BMX Re: UKS17669 Wroughton BMX Quotation No.: 6103072 Please refer to this quotation number on any further correspondence. Qty Item No. Description 4 T10HRLH 10M ROOT H/DUTY R/L COLUMN GALV 10 metre root mounted base hinged heavy duty tubular steel column, designed in accordance with EN40.Finished galvanised to ISO 1461. 4 FL4/3 2 LANT BKT 127 POT TAP M20 800 CRS GALV Abacus double floodlight bracket. Finished galvanised to ISO 1461. 32 GRB075KP M10 X 10 A2 S/ST HEX SKT SKT SET SCREW 8 AL60903/600/5K F-LUM LED FLOODLIGHT 600W 5K Abacus F-Lum LED floodlight, IP66, 5K, Finished powder coated Aluminium Grey. 1 999CAR DELIVERY CHARGES Delivery to site charges in one consignment to one address. This price does not include for off-loading, please contact our sales offices if this is required. 1 CUSTOM-OTHER NOTES 1 CUSTOM-OTHER INSTALLATION PRICE FLOODLIGHTING ONLY FLOODLIGHTING ONLY PRELIMS Contract preliminary costs ERECT250 To erect 4 x 10Metre lighting columns. The columns are to be erected into foundation pockets previously excavated. Access and suitable hard standing for plant is to be PROVIDED BY OTHERS. 892 ERE To fit and aim 8nr Abacus AL60903/600W LED fittings mounted on lighting columns. Supply and install flexible cable 13.08.2020 Page 2 ABACUS LIGHTING LIMITED Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire NG17 5FT England Tel: (+44) 01623 511111 Fax: (+44) 01623 552133 Web: www.abacuslighting.com Email: [email protected] F.A.O Ms. Jennifer Purcell Wroughton BMX Re: UKS17669 Wroughton BMX Quotation No.: 6103072 Please refer to this quotation number on any further correspondence. Qty Item No. Description between the floodlights and the base compartment of the lighting columns. 896 ERE Supply and install a fused cutout within the base compartment of the lightng columns and carry out cable terminations DISCUBS To supply and installe a SPN metalclad distribution board complete with suitably sized MCB's for the protection of the circuits out the lighting column locations. The distribution board is to be located within the pavilion 893 ERE To supply and install SWA cables from the external wall of the building out to the new lighting mast locations. The cables are to be laid within open trenches. Cable installation and mast erection to be carried out during the same visit to site ELE COMM On completion of the installation carry out testing and commissioning of the system. 1 CUSTOM-OTHER INSTALLATION PRICE GROUNDWORKS GROUNDWORKS 885 ERE To excavate 4 x foundation pockets for a 10metre root mounted lighting column. The pocket is to be excavated in SOFT GROUND to a depth of 1500mm BFFL TRENCH To excavate a cable trench in SOFT GROUND. The trench is to be excavate to a depth of 600mm BFFL and made ready for the installation of cables (Cable included elsewhere). The trench is to be backfilled with the excavated spoil and consolidated only. The trench is to be excavated around the perimeter of the pitch and back to the assumed electrical supply point. 155METRES 1 CUSTOM-OTHER INSTALLATION NOTES "Our price is BUDGET ONLY subject to the following; SITE SURVEY AND ELECTRICAL SURVEY. 13.08.2020 Page 3 ABACUS LIGHTING LIMITED Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire NG17 5FT England Tel: (+44) 01623 511111 Fax: (+44) 01623 552133 Web: www.abacuslighting.com Email: [email protected] F.A.O Ms. Jennifer Purcell Wroughton BMX Re: UKS17669 Wroughton BMX Quotation No.: 6103072 Please refer to this quotation number on any further correspondence. Qty Item No. Description Price assumes there is adequate access for plant onto site and adjacent to the column locations. Price assumes there is adequate supply and spare capacity for the new lighting. Site storage, security and welfare facilities are to be provided by others.
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