PLACE451 Provision Of Tree Maintenance Services

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Derbyshire County Council

Value

£6,640,000

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Classifications

Tree-maintenance services
Agricultural services
Metal
Tree-cutting services

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Published

2 months ago

Description

The Council is inviting suppliers to tender for a framework contract for the provision of tree maintenance and tree works emergency response service within the Derbyshire boundary, excluding Derby City – please see Appendix E.

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Derbyshire County Council

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Miss Sally Beckett

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