Electrical Contracting Framework

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The State Hospitals Board for Scotland

Value

£30,500

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Electrical services
Electrical installation work

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Published

1 week ago

Description

The State Hospital wishes to construct a framework for the procurement of electrical contracting in respect of both planned and reactive works.
The key services being sought for the framework are planned works, routine maintenance works, unplanned reactive works/emergency call outs and Minor Project/Capital Planning works.

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The State Hospitals Board for Scotland

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+44 1555842177

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