Cleaning Services

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Buyers

Freebridge Community Housing Limited

Value

£360,000

Classifications

Cleaning services

Tags

tender

Submission Deadline

3 years ago

Published

3 years ago

Description

Freebridge requires an experienced supplier who is a member of BICS (British Institute of Cleaning Science) to deliver a first class service to its tenants and staff covering the following services and sites. 
All internal and external cleaning services for two large offices, seventeen sheltered schemes, two community centres and other facilities as required.  
Services to include window cleaning, guest room turnaround, deep cleaning, bathroom and kitchen facilities, general cleaning and bin clearance. 
We expect all suppliers to deliver a high standard of safeguarding, customer service and care.
The contract is non-exclusive and there is no guarantee of supply.

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Freebridge Community Housing Limited

Body governed by public law

Mark Wagg Senior Administrator Procurement Insurance and Risk

[email protected]

+44 1553666881

+44 2079477000

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