EDC/2025/4212 Traffic Management

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Value

£1,500,000

Classifications

Traffic control services
Installation of road signals
Road signs
Illuminated traffic signs
Traffic lights
Road cones
Road barriers
Safety barriers
Road traffic-control equipment

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Submission Deadline

1 month from now

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3 hours ago

Description

The Authority wishes to establish a contract for Traffic Management Services (TMS) across the EDC authority area, the contract will be utilised primarily to support Capital Investment and Maintenance Programmes of work however will be accessible to all authority departments.
The contractor is required to provide the design of Traffic Management Plans, provision of all signage and associated TMS equipment & operatives, installation, maintenance, relocation, removal of equipment, project management of Traffic Management Plan and emergency response.

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East Dunbartonshire Council

Regional or local authority

Nicola Young

[email protected]

+44 1415745750

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