Cleaning Provision for South Hams District Council and West Devon Borough Council

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£469,000

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  • Building-cleaning services
  • Office cleaning services

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  • contract

Published

4 years ago

Description

The overall scope of work represents the provision of cleaning services to the buildings at South Hams District Council and West Devon Borough Council site(s) (as per Appendix A1 - A5), this identifies the cleaning requirements of areas and their associated footfall also the acceptable standards of cleaning.
A schedule of Buildings and their cleanable square meterage can be found in Appendix A1 - A5.
This being an output-based specification; the Contractor is invited to decide upon the type and frequency of any cleaning tasks to be carried out on a daily or weekly basis. The expected standards are set out in the Outcome criteria’s (Appendix A6 Base Line Services). The Contractor must satisfy themselves that their proposed frequencies will maintain an acceptable standard.  Two of the buildings in scope only currently require a weekly clean, Tavy Business Centre and 20 Plymouth Road as identified on the building information and room data documents for each site.
As a guide a minimum recommended frequency is listed in the Building Information and Room Data sheets (see Appendix A3 - A5).
Output Specification
This scope of work represents the provision of cleaning services
The two main service types are:
•	Base Line Services: General continuous cleaning requirements.
•	Demand Services: Additional cleaning input

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