Fire Alarm and Emergency Lighting Maintenance

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Value

£292,449

Suppliers

Classifications

  • Repair and maintenance services of electrical building installations
  • Emergency lighting equipment
  • Fire-detection systems
  • Fire-alarm systems

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  • contract

Published

4 years ago

Description

The contract is for the ongoing annual maintenance programme for fire alarm systems and emergency lighting.
These functions can be broadly defined as follows:
• Planned and Reactive Maintenance of fire alarm systems within designated buildings
identified within the specification, and other Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council (SBC)
building assets.
• Planned and Reactive Maintenance of emergency lighting systems within designated
buildings identified within the specification, and other SBC building assets.
• Provision of a 24 hour seven day per week responsive repairs service for the duration of the
agreement

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STOCKTON-ON-TEES BOROUGH COUNCIL

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