WDC AB Winter Gritting Services (ESPH721 JB)

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Buyers

Katy Reed

Value

£125,000

Classifications

Road salt
Snow-clearing services
Ice-clearing services
Car park services

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tender

Submission Deadline

3 weeks from now

Published

1 day ago

Description

Wealden District Council is in the process of appointing a suitably qualified and experienced contractor to deliver a new Winter Gritting Services contract.
The new Winter Gritting Services contract will deliver an uninterrupted gritting service including the removal of snow and/or ice where appropriate, across a number of General Fund and Housing Revenue Account sites across the Borough during the winter months (defined as 1st October to 31st March).
Full details are in the tender documents.

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