Framework Agreement for the General Building Works up to 350,000

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Building construction work
Miscellaneous building structures
Construction work for multi-dwelling buildings and individual houses
Multi-dwelling buildings construction work
Multi-functional buildings construction work
Construction work for buildings relating to education and research
Construction work for school buildings
Construction work for college buildings
Construction work for social services buildings
Building alteration work
Building extension work
Building installation work
Building completion work
Painting work of buildings
Other building completion work
Electrical installation work of heating and other electrical building-equipment
Repair and maintenance services of building installations
Repair and maintenance services of electrical and mechanical building installations
Repair and maintenance services of electrical building installations
Repair and maintenance services of mechanical building installations
Building services

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1 year ago

Description

The Council’s intention is to enter into a Framework Agreement with 15 Contractors unless fewer than this number of tenders are received or do not pass the award stage.  A further 5 contractors will be appointed on to a reserve list; unless fewer than this number of tenders are received or do not pass the award stage. For the purpose of the Tender the Contractor is to assume the premises are that of a school, that is a live facility for school children and Staff. And or a Public Building which is in use by members of the public.

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Legal, Democratic and Business Intelligence, Swansea Council,

Regional or local authority

Lisa Evans

[email protected]

+44 7966230649

+44 1269839499

+44 1267233021

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