Legionella Prevention, Control and Risk Management Services

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Renfrewshire Council

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£0

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Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services
Environmental monitoring for construction
Environmental services
Technical inspection and testing services
Miscellaneous evaluation or testing instruments
Technical testing, analysis and consultancy services
Technical testing services
Risk or hazard assessment other than for construction
Natural risks or hazards protection services

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2 years ago

Description

This procurement procedure is for the appointment of a qualified and experienced Contractor(s) for the provision of a Legionella Prevention, Control and Risk Management Service. There is 2 separate Contracts included within this Invitation to Tender where the services are required to take place:
Contract 1 – Renfrewshire Council
Contract 2 – OneRen Renfrewshire Leisure
This is a single procurement procedure for the award of 2 separate contracts, being conducted as an above Government Procurement Agreement (GPA) Threshold Open Tender procedure relating to a Services Contract. Contractors are invited to bid for one or both Contracts.

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Renfrewshire Council

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KerriAnne Ben Ammar

[email protected]

+44 3003000300

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