PL0230 - Traffic Signals Term Contract 2024

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Value

£8,450,000

Classifications

  • Traffic-signal maintenance services
  • Road traffic-control equipment
  • Installation of traffic lights
  • Illuminated traffic signs
  • Traffic lights
  • Engineering-design services for traffic installations
  • Maintenance services of public-lighting installations and traffic lights
  • Traffic control services

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  • tender

Submission Deadline

1 year ago

Published

1 year ago

Description

The contracting authority is Worcestershire County Council (WCC), which is a non- metropolitan county in the West Midlands. It has an area of 1,735 km2 and a population of 598,000 (2020). The County highway network consists of 4,000 km of roads that includes 113 traffic signals junctions and 192 pedestrian crossings.WCC require the services of a Traffic Signals contractor. The service detailed in the contract is generally located within the County of Worcestershire or on those highways maintained under agreement by WCC. The service consists of:* Maintenance of Traffic Signals, Pedestrian Controlled Crossings, * First line maintenance of Variable Message Signs (VMS) and Carpark Management Systems (CMS), and  * Installation and renewal of Traffic Signals and Pedestrian Controlled Crossings, Full documentation is available at the councils website www.worcestershire.gov.uk  under procurement

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PL0230 - Traffic Signals Term Contract 2024

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