CWC23178B - Purchase of 1 x Wheel Loader inc R&M

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Buyers

Wolverhampton City Council

Value

£246,000

Suppliers

WARWICK WARD (MACHINERY) LIMITED

Classifications

Transport equipment and auxiliary products to transportation

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Submission Deadline

7 months ago

Published

1 month ago

Description

CWC require replacement of the current wheel loader, operated by Waste Services at the Council's Waste Transfer Station (WTS) located at Crown Street. This new machine will be like for like replacement and more environmentally friendly than the older vehicle currently in service.

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Wolverhampton City Council

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Sean Hynes

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+44 1902556556

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