The City of Liverpool College - Installation & Fit Out Minor Works Framework (Closed Framework) - AWARD

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5 days ago

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The City of Liverpool College are going out to tender for the creation of a closed framework ' Installation & Fit Out Minor Works'.  The contract is for a period of 4 years with the option to extend for one extra year.  
      
      The documents for this tender are ready to be downloaded and the closing date for the return of your tenders via the College`s In-Tend website is 12 noon on 22nd April 2025 at 12 noon.
      
      This is via the UK Public Works Contracts and is an under the threshold tender.  The value of this contract is approx £2.5m, this is only an approximation and no guarantee)

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The City of Liverpool College

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Tina Smith

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0151 252 3243

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