Minor Works Framework

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Buyers

Merseyside Police - Procurement Department

Value

£7,500,000

Classifications

Emergency-services building construction work
Electrical installation work
Electrical wiring and fitting work
Mechanical installations
Mechanical engineering installation works
Installation services of electrical and mechanical equipment
Installation services of electrical equipment
Installation services of mechanical equipment
Mechanical engineering services
Mechanical and electrical engineering services
Construction work for buildings relating to emergency services
Building construction work

Tags

tender

Submission Deadline

3 years ago

Published

3 years ago

Description

A restricted list of companies is to be selected to provide project services on a mini- competition basis for the following Lots, which will be managed by the Corporate Assets Department of Merseyside Police: -
-	Building works
-	Mechanical works
-	Electrical works
The service required is for all of the above lots and expressions for particular lots only will be disregarded.
Scope: -
-	Planned minor refurbishment works, within the scope of the service lots - in line with the below value bands
-	Tenders will be invited for individual projects within the value band of £0 to £1,500,000 which will likely contain elements from all of the above lots. The successful contractor will be responsible for procuring and coordinating all works with their own resources and supply chain.

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Contract Agreement

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Organisation

Merseyside Police - Procurement Department

Body governed by public law

Pauline Totton

[email protected]

+44 1517771926

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