EPCOMP23 - Compliance Framework

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Buyers

Value

£26,500,000

Classifications

Building installation work
Access control system
Surveillance and security systems and devices
Street-lighting columns
Tunnel lighting
Maintenance services of public-lighting installations and traffic lights
Security cameras
Lighting equipment and electric lamps
Alarm system and antenna installation work
Entrance cards
Alarm systems
Electrical installation work
Fire-alarm systems
Burglar and fire alarms
Lighting systems
Lightning conductors
Lightning arrestors
Fire-alarm system installation work
Emergency lighting equipment
Operation of electrical installations
Lightning-protection equipment
Entrance telephones
Repair and maintenance services of electrical and mechanical building installations
Aerials and reflectors
Firefighting equipment
Lightning-conductor installation work
Repair and maintenance services of firefighting equipment
Lightning-protection works
Commissioning of public lighting installations
Devices for the elderly
Alarm-monitoring services
Burglar-alarm system installation work
Television aerials
Technical inspection and testing services
Repair and maintenance services of security equipment
Emergency and security equipment
Asbestos-removal work
Asbestos removal services
Risk or hazard assessment for construction
Risk management insurance services
Repair and maintenance services

Tags

tender

Submission Deadline

1 year ago

Published

1 year ago

Description

This Framework procurement is for those Service Providers who can deliver the works and services under this Framework which will consist of but is not limited to:Lot 1 – Alarms, Entry Systems, Security, Emergency Lighting, Lightning Protection Systems, Street Lighting and Associated ServicesLot 2 – Asbestos SurveyLot 3 – Asbestos Removal Lot 4 – Fire Risk Assessments and Remedial Works

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Eastern Procurement Limited

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