Measured Term Contract for Independent Gas Services Audits (HO PM 24 064)

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£180,000

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Corgi Technical Services

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Gas appliance maintenance services
Repair and maintenance services of central heating
Gas appliances
Gas regulation equipment installation work

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2 months ago

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North Lanarkshire Council wish to seek a competent supplier for the provision of a Measured Term Contract for Gas Audits.
The supplier will carry out Gas audits and report on the quality of gas works on behalf of the council, its partners and service providers.
The audit assessments will be carried out by selective sampling of all gas related works undertaken on any contract within the North Lanarkshire Council geographical area.

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