The Provision of Traffic Management Services

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Lancashire County Council

Value

£12,500,000

Classifications

Traffic control services

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tender

Submission Deadline

1 year ago

Published

1 year ago

Description

Lancashire County Council is looking to appoint companies registered with National Highway Sector Schemes 12A/B, 12D (and 12C optional) for the provision of traffic management services. The service required includes (but is not limited to) implementing, installing and maintaining traffic management control systems such as traffic lights, lane closures, road closures, diversions and 'stop & go' boards.

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Lancashire County Council

Regional or local authority

Lindsay Wareing

[email protected]

01772 534966

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