BU1112024 - Measured Term Contract for the Supply of Reactive Maintenance Services to the Bangor University Estate

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Buyers

Katy Reed

Value

£21,557,169

Classifications

Electrical wiring and fitting work
Alarm system and antenna installation work
Electrical installation work
Repair and maintenance services of building installations
Mechanical installations

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tender

Submission Deadline

1 month from now

Published

6 hours ago

Description

Bangor University BU1112024 MTC for the supply of Maintenance Services and Minor works (upto £100k Excl VAT) divided into the following lots
Lot 1 - Electrical 
Lot 2 - Mechanical
Lot 3 - Buildings and Grounds Maintenance
Please note the works listed below will not form part of this tender
• Asbestos Management
• Fire Risk Assessment
• Legionella Risk Assessment
• Water Treatment
• Lift Maintenance
• BMS Systems
• All Servicing (Boilers, Air Conditioning, Fire Systems etc.)
• A separate procurement exercise for projects Over £100K will form part of a separate tender or framework agreement.

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Katy Reed

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Jane Hulmston

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