Residential Textiles and Linen Services

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Value

£18,000,000

Classifications

Soft furnishings
Beds and bedding and specialist soft furnishings
Kitchenware
Bed linen
Bathrobes
Articles for the bathroom and kitchen
Towels
Tea towels
Curtains, drapes, valances and textile blinds
Curtains
Installation work of blinds
Blinds
Laundry-management services
Laundry-operation services
Laundry-collection services
Table linen
Toilet and kitchen linen

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tender

Submission Deadline

1 month from now

Published

1 week ago

Description

NWUPC is establishing a multi-provider Framework Agreement on behalf of members of NWUPC, CPC, APUC, HEPCW, LUPC, NEUPC, and SUPC for Residential Textiles and Linen Services Ref: FFE3188 NW. The Framework Agreement will be split into (4) lots as follows:
Lot 1 Residential Textiles and Student and Conferencing Packs
Lot 2 Window Coverings
Lot 3 Fully Managed Linen Hire and Laundry Service
Lot 4 Laundry Service for member owned Linen
This Framework Agreement will commence on 1st August 2025 for an initial period of thirty-six (36) months until 31st July 2028 with the option to extend the Agreement for (12) months until 31st July 2029 subject to satisfactory Economic Operator performance.

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North Western Universities Purchasing Consortium

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Laura Hills

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+44 1612348003

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