Total Fleet Solution Framework

Complete

Buyers

Watford Community Housing

Value

£400,000,000

Classifications

Motor vehicles
Agency fuel cards
Telematics system
Breakdown vehicles
Racking
Repair, maintenance and associated services of vehicles and related equipment
Repair and maintenance services of motor vehicles and associated equipment
Vehicle-fleet-support services
Breakdown and recovery services for cars
Breakdown and recovery services for commercial vehicles
Breakdown and recovery services for buses
Breakdown and recovery services for motorcycles
Telematics services
Breakdown and recovery services for motor vehicles
Systems and technical consultancy services
Business analysis consultancy services
Project management consultancy services

Tags

tender

Submission Deadline

4 months ago

Published

6 months ago

Description

Watford Community Housing ("WCH") is seeking Tenders from suitably skilled and
experienced suppliers for the provision of vehicles and associated flexible fleet services
under this four-year, multi supplier framework.
This framework seeks to offer the benefits of a flexible vehicle hire solution that can react to
legislative and other operating context changes, incorporating the flexibility of a rental
model whilst competing with the total cost of ownership of a fixed-term contract hire/lease
arrangement. The framework will provide additional services to support the fleet operation
including but not limited to maintenance, fleet management services and additional fleet related services as set out in the specification.  Full details are available in the procurement documents.

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Contract Agreement

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Award Notice

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Organisation

Watford Community Housing

Body governed by public law

Jessica Welch

[email protected]

+44 1707339800

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