Supply and delivery of Older People Furniture and associated Services

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Classifications

  • Medical furniture
  • Kitchen furniture and equipment
  • Dining-room furniture
  • Living-room furniture
  • Library furniture
  • Lounge and reception-area furniture
  • Parts of furniture
  • Shop furniture
  • Bedroom furniture
  • Mattress supports
  • Mattresses
  • Pneumatic mattresses
  • Motor scooters and cycles with auxiliary motors
  • Garden furniture

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  • contract

Published

4 years ago

Description

The supply, delivery and installation of domestic or residential furniture for use in Homes for older people, specialist care centres, specialist provision in extra care and other relevant locations across Sanctuary Group sites (“The Group”) for the following Lots ;
Lot 1 - Communal Furniture
Lot 2 - Bedroom Furniture
Lot 3 -Garden Furniture
Lot 4-Pressure Mattress
Lot 5- Profiling beds, clinical seating and associated services

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Sanctuary Housing Group

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