Provision of a Fleet Maintenance Service

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£8,055,000

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Motus Commercials

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Fleet management, repair and maintenance services
Repair, maintenance and associated services of vehicles and related equipment

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Published

11 months ago

Description

South Ayrshire Council (the Council) has a requirement to establish a Multi-Provider Framework Agreement for suitably experienced and competent Service Providers to undertake the following:
All Repairs;
Services;
MOT’s;
Routine planned inspections and maintenance to vehicles and ancillary  equipment fitted to vehicles;
24/7 breakdown recovery and roadside assistance for the entire fleet of Council vehicles as detailed within each relevant Lot.

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South Ayrshire Council

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+44 3001230900

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