Delivery of Highway Maintenance

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Value

£50,000,000

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Classifications

  • Highway maintenance work

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  • award

Submission Deadline

10 months ago

Published

2 months ago

Description

Liverpool City Council intends to carry out highways maintenance works as part of its
ongoing infrastructure management programme. Two contracts are anticipated to be procured covering the North and South of the city. The highways maintenance works will encompass various aspects of maintenance, repair and
installation, including but not limited to:

24/7/365 Emergency response to incidents on the highway
Reactive highway maintenance, including but not limited to, the following assets:
carriageways, footways, drainage, structures, street furniture, signs, road markings,
guardrail and Vehicle Restraint Systems (VRS) Planned/cyclical highway maintenance, including but not limited to, the following assets:
carriageways, footways, drainage, structures, street furniture, signs, road markings,
guardrail and VRS
Preventative highway maintenance, including but not limited to, the following assets:
carriageways, footways, drainage, structures, street furniture, signs, road markings,
guardrail and VRS
Repairs to, and installation of, highway assets including but not limited to, the following:
carriageways, footways, drainage, structures, street furniture, signs, road markings,
guardrail and VRS
Small capital schemes
Other associated works deemed necessary by the Authority
Please note that the exact scope of works, and locations are detailed in the tender documents.

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Liverpool City Council

Regional or local authority

Andrew Bithell

[email protected]

+44 1513510543

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