Procurement of Laboratory Testing Services for the Suffolk Coastal Port Health Authority

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Buyers

East Suffolk Council

Value

£5,527,122

Suppliers

HAMPSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL

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Technical testing, analysis and consultancy services
Technical inspection and testing services
Laboratory services

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Published

5 months ago

Description

East Suffolk Council (ESC) is steadfastly committed to upholding the highest standards of public safety and regulatory compliance through the implementation of robust food safety and environmental health measures. To ensure adherence to relevant legislation, we necessitate a dependable testing service capable of providing a thorough and accurate analysis of various samples.As such ESC is seeking to procure comprehensive analytical testing services for a broad spectrum of products, encompassing food safety, environmental health, and public health samples. Further detail in the specification in Appendix A outlines the essential requirements and considerations for selecting an official laboratory partner.

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East Suffolk Council

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+44 01502523676

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