Principal Inspections and Related Services for 2No.Structures - Stadium Footbridges, Kingston Upon Hull, Direct Award Lot 1a

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Hull City Council

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Mason Clark Associates Limited

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Technical inspection services of engineering structures

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Submission Deadline

3 months ago

Published

1 month ago

Description

Hull City Council (The Authority) has appointed Mason Clark Associates to provide Principal Inspections and Related Services for 2No.Structures - Stadium Footbridges, Kingston Upon Hull. The opportunity was advertised from the Council's Engineering and Professional Services framework using the Direct award via rotation with Lot 1a Bridges Scheme Specific. The contract will commence from 6th Jan 2025 and end 5th Jan 2026.  The Authority has estimated the value of the Services to be £ 53,559.64 overall.

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Hull City Council

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Taofeeq Muftau

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+44 148275515

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