CPU 7210 Legionella Control Services

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Buyers

Nottingham City Council

Value

£280,000

Suppliers

HSL Compliance Limited

Classifications

Monitoring and control services

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Submission Deadline

1 year ago

Published

10 months ago

Description

Nottingham City Council invite tenders from suitably experienced and qualified entities for the provision of Legionella Control services to their public buildings during Normal Working Hours & Out of Hours, 24-hours coverage 365 days a year.
The Service consists of:
• Planned maintenance (including Remedial repairs)
• Reactive maintenance
• Provision of Legionella Risk Assessment for large sites.
• Taking water samples from Leisure Centre Pools.
• Associated works & services
For further information on the project specifics please see the tender pack and associated documents.

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