GLLM Capital Construction Framework Agreement 2023

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Buyers

Value

£90,000,000

Classifications

Construction work
Building construction work

Tags

tender

Submission Deadline

2 years ago

Published

2 years ago

Description

The Capital Construction Framework Agreement 2023 is based on works projects with values exceeding GBP 5.5 million.
GLLM are seeking to appoint up to 10 Contractors under this Framework, which will allow GLLM to individually commission construction works and services in relation to their Capital Projects (referred to collectively herein as the Works) and each Project by means of a mini-competition process only.
It is intended to appoint up to 10 contractors to the Framework.
A minimum of 3 successfully appointed contractors are required to form the Framework.
The Framework Agreement will primarily, but not exclusively, be accessed by GLLM’s Capital Projects staff based on our Llangefni Campus, LL77 7HY, North Wales, or any GLLM appointed consultancy.

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Organisation

Grwp Llandrillo Menai

Body governed by public law

Mr David Christmas

[email protected]

+44 07502152921

+44 2079477501

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