Landscape Maintenance Contract 2023

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Value

£123,397

Classifications

  • Grounds maintenance services
  • Building-cleaning services

Tags

  • award
  • contract

Published

2 years ago

Description

Refer Schedule 3 for a detailed description.
Initial Clean Up and Maintenance Plan, Ongoing Inspection: One off tidy up at start of season and ongoing weekly throughout the year: litter picking; report on condition of shrubs and hedges, trees, play areas; produce maintenance plan. Monthly contract review.
Common Stair Cleaning: Sweep and wash including windows, cills & wall tiles.
Front and Rear Close Entrances: sweep and clean, remove debris.
Backcourts and External Common areas: sweep, remove debris, litter, leaves, moss & weeds; ensure hardstandings clean and clear; de-weed and prune soft landscaped areas.
Bin Stores and Associated Paths/ Hardstandings: sweep, remove debris, litter, leaves, moss & weeds; powerwash bin stores, removing and replacing wheelie bins.
Grounds Maintenance: weeding & herbicide/ weed killer to hardstandings; edging & de-weeding [including under fence lines]; shrub pruning & cut back where overhanging paths/hedges/buildings; hedge cutting and remove all arisings.
Grass cutting: tenement gardens & backcourts; ‘garden care’ properties; sweep adjacent hard surfaces; lawn mower cut and strimmed; hard surfaces to be swept and all waste/ cuttings/ arisings to be collected and removed off site.
De-littering: uplift domestic refuse, debris, litter and sharps; uplift and remove/ dispose of the same day.
Windlaw & Dunagoil Strips [rank grassland- densely planted area- and non-rank grass]: uplift refuse, furniture and debris; sweep & clear paths and hardstandings; [non rank] grass cutting; [rank] perimeter grass cutting; edging & de-weeding; cut back shrubs & trees behind fence/ boundary line; all debris/ waste/ cuttings/ arisings to be removed off site.
Bulk removal: remove/ pull through bulk items to kerbside; or collect & remove all debris to a licensed waste unit; complete all administration in connection.

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