LHP - Asbestos Survey & Air Monitoring Contract

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Buyers

Lincolnshire Housing Partnership

Value

£463,151

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Technical testing, analysis and consultancy services

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Submission Deadline

3 months ago

Published

4 weeks ago

Description

Asbestos Survey & Air Monitoring Contract in the LHP area to various predominantly tenant occupied properties that are owned and/or managed by the Additional Client.

The Contract is on a JTC measured term basis with a 3 year fixed term with 2 x 1 year extension options. There is no volume or workflow guarantee.

This underlying contract is awarded following a mini competition from Lot 2 - Asbestos Survey Services of the EN:Procure Asbestos, Demolition and Water Hygiene Framework.

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Lincolnshire Housing Partnership

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Elizabeth Quinn

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+44 3306061460

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