Tender for the Provision of an Arboricultural Services Framework

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£340,000

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  • Horticultural services

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Submission Deadline

4 weeks from now

Published

4 days ago

Description

The Council is establishing a framework for the provision of Tree Works (Arboricultural Services), including hedge pruning, stump removal and re-instatement. The Contract also includes emergency tree works to address situations where for example a tree is at risk of failing or a tree is blocking a road etc.  In the event of emergency tree works being required, Suppliers MUST be able to attend site within one (1) hour of receiving notification from the Council. 
Indicative Volumes based on the last 12 months - These volumes are given for guidance only and are not a firm commitment for future requirements.
Crown Lifting - 1552 trees
Crown Reduction - 2 trees
Felling - 37 trees
Hedge Pruning - 5000 metres
Miscellaneous - 28 trees
Pollarding - 12 street trees
Coppicing - 35 trees
Removing dead wood - 35 trees
Removing stumps - 27 stumps 
Emergency works - 0 incidents

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