25/014 Legionella & Water Hygiene Consultancy

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Buyers

Tamworth Borough Council

Value

£220,000

Suppliers

Second Element Ltd

Classifications

Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services

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Published

4 weeks ago

Description

To provide Legionella & Water Hygiene Consultancy as directed by Tamworth Borough Council in compliance with recognised 'best practice' and the Fusion21 Building Safety and 
Compliance Framework (2025-2029) Specification and other relevant guidance.

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Tamworth Borough Council

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Jennifer Getliff

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