CPU 7942 - Consultancy Service for Lifts

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Katy Reed

Value

£220,000

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Lifts
Technical testing, analysis and consultancy services

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Submission Deadline

3 weeks from now

Published

1 hour ago

Description

Nottingham City Council are seeking a specialist lift and access equipment consultancy service, to support the management of passenger lifts and domestic lifts across its portfolio. The consultancy shall have a wealth of experience in developing and delivering lift and access solutions for the built environment.  The Practice consultants shall be experienced in dealing with the particular challenges of all types and sizes of project from large scale & high-rise to single lifts. The consultants may have to work with architects and apply their knowledge to the latest innovations and advances within the lift industry to assist Nottingham City Council Housing Services with their particular maintenance management functions and project delivery as required. 
Further information on the project particulars can be located via the Proactis portal. Project title CPU 7942 Consultancy Service for Lifts.

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