CWC25071 Active Travel Engineering Support

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Buyers

Wolverhampton City Council

Value

£103,310

Suppliers

Waterman Aspen

Classifications

Civil engineering consultancy services

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Submission Deadline

7 months ago

Published

6 months ago

Description

City of Wolverhampton Council, New Works Team, part of Strategic Transport, is to develop, design and implement a range of Active Travel projects, all funded by external grants. The team currently have a numerous projects in development, all with tight timescales for design and delivery.
To ensure that these projects are completed and funding opportunities are not lost, it is necessary to have project management support.
Utilising Midlands Highway Alliance PSP4 Lot 2 Framework

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Wolverhampton City Council

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Alison Porter

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