Framework Agreement For The Supply & Delivery of Door Furniture

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Value

£0

Classifications

  • Hardware
  • Windows, doors and related items
  • Hinges
  • Hinges, mountings and fittings
  • Locks, keys and hinges
  • Tools, locks, keys, hinges, fasteners, chain and springs

Tags

  • tender

Submission Deadline

10 months ago

Published

1 year ago

Description

This framework aims to facilitate the procurement of high-quality door furniture to support the maintenance and enhancement of Swansea Council's infrastructure, ensuring safety, security, and aesthetic value across its properties.  The framework encompasses the purchase of a diverse range of door/uPVC furniture items, catering to both domestic and commercial requirements. This tender focuses on procuring door furniture, covering a spectrum of domestic and commercial door fixtures, fire door fixtures, and associated components.  The pricing schedule will cover various types of hinges, handles, locks, knobs, closers, letterplates, and associated accessories
The framework is designed to enlist a select group of suppliers for effective procurement of door/uPVC furniture. To maintain a competitive yet manageable pool, the framework intends to list a maximum of 10 suppliers. The selection process for these suppliers will adhere to the criteria of the most economically advantageous bid for each specific item or product.
Orders placed before 12:00 noon should be available for collection within 8 hours or delivered within 72 hours.

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