Parking and Traffic Enforcement and Associated Services

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Buyers

The Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames

Value

£30,049,220

Suppliers

NSL Limited

Classifications

Installation services (except software)
Installation services of equipment for measuring, checking, testing and navigating
Civic-amenity services

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Published

2 years ago

Description

Parking and Traffic Enforcement and Associated Services for the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, with the aim to commission a high quality, yet competitive, service which focuses on customer satisfaction and continual improvement, in order to meet the Council’s strategic policy aims for this service area.
The contract duration is 60 months with 2 extensions available at the discretion of the Authority.

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The Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames

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Sue Gregory-Johnson

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+44 2085475000

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