ITT for FM, HK and ACUs Pakistan

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Buyers

British Council

Value

£0

Classifications

Building services
Repair and maintenance services

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tender

Submission Deadline

3 days from now

Published

4 weeks ago

Description

The service required would cover complete provision of MEP services for British Council Facilities in Pakistan including but not limited to maintenance, repair, upkeep and supply of high quality consumables necessary for managing these services in alignment with SFG20 standards. The result to be derived from acquisition of such services would be a custom-made cost effective and efficient solution that is required to keep British Council Facilities pan Pakistan running in optimal, safe and pristine conditions. The Service provider (with national presence) shall also be required to provide housekeeping services to The British Council nationally. The objective for this project is to maintain a high level of cleanliness, hygiene and presentation of the British Council Facilities (including offices and libraries) pan Pakistan. The scope of work would also cover maintenance, services, repairs and supply of new and original parts for all ACUs units installed in Karachi and Lahore British Coun

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