No it will be either Viking Warrier or Exiled Chemic looking for artefacts to slow down the build.

drove over the flyover tonight, and the area has been cleared again.

Quote theredshed="theredshed"I read Salford and Saints are using the same architects - AFL who designed the new Wembley Stadium. If you open this AFL promotional brochure (link below) and scroll down to page 7 it shows all their clients. www.afl-uk.com/files/SPORT%20PORTFOLIO.pdf'" [urlhttp://www.secondhandcastles.com/sports_inflatables.html[/url I opened the brochure and that's what was listed under Salford Proposed Plans , is that right ?

Quote theredshed="theredshed"I read Salford and Saints are using the same architects - AFL who designed the new Wembley Stadium. If you open this AFL promotional brochure (link below) and scroll down to page 7 it shows all their clients. www.afl-uk.com/files/SPORT%20PORTFOLIO.pdf'" [urlhttp://www.secondhandcastles.com/sports_inflatables.html[/url I opened the brochure and that's what was listed under Salford Proposed Plans , is that right ?

nah mate thats more lane

going off the number of fans it could be Salford V catalan this Friday



(PS it's MOOR Lane)

The sales team from our firm (National Multi Utility Company) held a meeting with today with Peel regarding the new Gas, Water and Electric supplies associated with the whole development.



Onwards and upwards.

The scheme is at a pretender stage



Scheme Construction of a 12,000 - 15,000 (approximate) capacity stadium within four stands, this capacity will also have to be designed for a future expansion to 20,000 capacity, areas for concession, community concession, players area, club match day facilities, banqueting space, executive boxes, club offices, kitchen and pantry, media and control rooms, pitches, changing facilities and parking. Phase two of site development.



Status This is a joint venture between Peel Holdings Limited and Salford City Council. Currently a separate contract is in place for the remediation works. Expressions of interest should be received by 23/04/2010. Tender documents should be issued 08/07/2010. OJEU ref 2010/S 36-052206. Expressions of interest should be recorded on myTenders or via email. The PQQ will be released on 09/03/10. OJEU ref 2010/S 39-056254.



Source Barbour ABI evolution.

That's pre-tender, as in not yet tendered for, not 'Pretender' as in trying to be something that it's not (note - posted by a Widnes fan, can anyone spot the irony here?)

Technically it's two schemes. One of which is at the pre-tender stage (the stadium build) and one of which the tender has been awarded and will go on site in the next fortnight (the ground remediation, infrastructure and utilities).

So basicailly they are divving up who is doing what in relation to which company brings the crains, who brings the concrete and who brings the brick? The people who are in charge of clearing the area and leveling it out will start in the next 2 week or so as it already been decided who is doing that?

Quote The optimist="The optimist"So basicailly they are divving up who is doing what in relation to which company brings the crains, who brings the concrete and who brings the brick? The people who are in charge of clearing the area and leveling it out will start in the next 2 week or so as it already been decided who is doing that?'" According to the first tender, the winners of the first contract should have been notified late last year. The post below from a few pages back suggests that is indeed the case (anyone fancy phone the company to ask?) Quote The optimist="theredshed"[iThought I'd just share with you what I've heard recently.[/i The 6 month contract for the land remediation work to start March/April has allegedly been awarded to a local company from Irlam. Being sceptical (After several false dawns) I did a quick google search to check a land remediation company existed in Irlam and found a firm by the name of W Maher & Sons Ltd. www.remediation.co.uk/manchester.html Click link & scroll down to bottom of page I've also been told by the same guy that he knows someone 'in the know' at Bovis (BBC Media City Contractors)... and he apparently said they will be favourites to win the contract from Peel/SCC to start building in September.'"

Quote The optimist="The optimist"So basicailly they are divving up who is doing what in relation to which company brings the crains, who brings the concrete and who brings the brick? The people who are in charge of clearing the area and leveling it out will start in the next 2 week or so as it already been decided who is doing that?'" According to the first tender, the winners of the first contract should have been notified late last year. The post below from a few pages back suggests that is indeed the case (anyone fancy phone the company to ask?) Quote The optimist="theredshed"[iThought I'd just share with you what I've heard recently.[/i The 6 month contract for the land remediation work to start March/April has allegedly been awarded to a local company from Irlam. Being sceptical (After several false dawns) I did a quick google search to check a land remediation company existed in Irlam and found a firm by the name of W Maher & Sons Ltd. www.remediation.co.uk/manchester.html Click link & scroll down to bottom of page I've also been told by the same guy that he knows someone 'in the know' at Bovis (BBC Media City Contractors)... and he apparently said they will be favourites to win the contract from Peel/SCC to start building in September.'"

From what I have been told the work and building at Media City is a head of Schedule, so this is a good indicator of how Peel will sort out the Stadium.