BT245 - Fire Door Replacement (Huguenot House)

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Westminster City Council

Value

£75,000

Classifications

Fire doors

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Submission Deadline

1 week from now

Published

1 week ago

Description

Huguenot House is part of an investment portfolio of properties managed by the Residential Services team within Corporate Property, a directorate within Westminster City Council.  

The scope of the requirement is to supply and fit 19 FD30 Fire door sets with dressing and fully compliant with the Regulatory reform fire safety act 2005. All doors would automatically be the same.
You will be required to be a fully certified BM TRADA installer.

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