Highways Maintenance

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Buyers

Katy Reed

Value

£71,000,000

Classifications

Construction, foundation and surface works for highways, roads

Tags

tender

Submission Deadline

1 month from now

Published

5 hours ago

Description

The London Borough of Bromley, as the Highway Authority, is responsible for the repair and maintenance of 1370km (850 miles) of footways, 842km (525 miles) of carriageways and more than 28,000 streetlights and items of illuminated street furniture. 
The Council is seeking to re-procure these services, as described in the Invitation to Tender documentation, in the following Lots: 
Lot 1 - Major Works 
Lot 2 - Minor Works 
The Lots will be evaluated separately as outlined in the Invitation to Tender. A company may be awarded one or both Lots.

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