Coroners Removal Service within the Boroughs of Sefton, Knowsley and St Helens

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Value

£350,000

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  • Funeral and related services

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  • contract

Published

2 years ago

Description

Sefton council is seeking bids from interested providers for a Coroners Removals Service
across the boroughs of Sefton, Knowsley & St Helens for the period 1st December 2021 to
30th November 2024 with the option for 2 further extensions, each of 12 months.
The requirement is accordingly split across the following lots:-
Lot 1 Sefton North
Lot 2 Sefton South
Lot 3 Knowsley
Lot 4 St Helens
The service is for the removal of deceased persons to a designated mortuary at the
instruction of HM Coroner for Sefton, Knowsley and St Helens (Coroner’s Removals).
The service is designed to provide a respectful, dignified, efficient and speedy removal of the
bodies of deceased persons from their place of death to the relevant mortuary facility.

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Sefton Council

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Mrs Jane Taylor

[email protected]

+44 1519344282

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