MTC for Fire Alarm, Smoke Alarm and Protection Systems Service and Maintenance 2022 – 2026 in Non-Domestic Properties

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£800,000

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  • Repair and maintenance services
  • Fire-detection systems
  • Fire-alarm systems

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  • contract

Published

1 year ago

Description

There is a requirement to appoint a competent and experienced Contractor to ensure that the Council fulfils its duties relating to the service and maintenance of fire alarms and fire protection systems.   Building use types include schools, residential care homes, leisure centres, offices, community halls and libraries.
The scope of services required includes (although is not limited to) the following:
-cyclical servicing, maintenance, inspection, testing and certification of the fire alarm and fire
protection systems, including sprinkler and smoke vent systems, installed at various Corporate
and Leisure properties throughout North Lanarkshire;
-priority coded ad-hoc minor and major repairs to fire alarm and fire protection systems,
including sprinkler and smoke vents systems, components and plant;
-potential reactive new installation works where repairs are not effective (no requirement for
contractor design)
-providing 24/7 reactive call out service to investigate faults; and,
-liaising with other Council maintenance Contractors, when required

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North Lanarkshire Council

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Karen Gorman

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