A contract has been awarded by WSCC for improvements to Bognor Regis Esplanade.
A contract worth more than £380,000 has been awarded by West Sussex County Council for improvements to Bognor Regis Esplanade.
The work will be part of the Arun Growth Programme, a joint five-year commitment between Arun District Council and the county council to sustainable economic growth in the area, which was signed in 2018.
The project will cover public realm space from Lennox Street to Clarence Road.
A report to Lee Harris, the county council’s director of place services, said: “This initiative will enhance key areas and link the town centre to the seafront through the creation of attractive, sustainable, and accessible public spaces.
“This will feature improvements to crossing facilities, public amenities, additional greenery, and enhanced Sustainable Urban Drainage systems.”
Mr Harris awarded the £386,255.57 contract to Pulborough-based civil engineering and construction firm Landbuild Ltd.
Work is expected to start in October and should be finished by April 2025.
Roger Nash, chair of the district council’s economy committee, said: “It’s great to see new investment going into improving Bognor Regis’ seafront, the completed work will make the location much more pleasurable and colourful.
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