Professional Services Framework 4

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£30,000,000

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Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services
Architectural and related services
Engineering services
Urban planning and landscape architectural services
Construction-related services
Site-investigation services

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3 years ago

Description

This Framework aims to establish a sustainable consultancy supply chain to help deliver the
Council’s future capital works programme in a cost effective and efficient way in
collaboration with Council officers and supply chain partners. The Services have been
divided into the following work packages (Lots):
• Lot 1A - Architecture under £50k
• Lot 1B - Architecture over £25k
• Lot 2A - Highways Civils under £50k
• Lot 2B - Highways Civils over £25k
• Lot 3A - Building Surveying under £50k
• Lot 3B - Building Surveying over £25k
• Lot 4A - Growth and Infrastructure under £50k
• Lot 4B - Growth and Infrastructure over £25k

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Cumbria County Council

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Mrs Clare Redpath

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+44 7771396537

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