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United Kingdom-Belfast: Repair and maintenance services of security equipment – Framework Lead
The current contract for Repair and maintenance services of security equipment – Framework Lead is projected to end on 11-OCT-20 and may be available for retender. BHSCT – Maintenance of Security Systems.
Belfast Health and Social Care Trust (the Contracting Authority) is seeking to establish a Contract or Contracts for maintenance and repair of Security Systems. This includes:
– Service and repairs of systems including Control Room equipment, CCTV, Access Control, Intruder Alarm Systems and Remote Monitoring.
– Provision of specialist attendance on site.
– Specialist System advice and assistance.
– Security data retrieval and viewing.
It should be noted that contracts(s) awarded may be modified as required, from time to time, to take account of ongoing BHSCT requirements for maintenance of systems covered by such contract(s). By way of explanation, as per the terms and Conditions of the contract(s), equipment may be added to or be removed from the scope of the Contract as required by BHSCT. Where applicable, each Lot may be modified by addition or removal of equipment or systems. It may also be necessary to increase or reduce the frequency of routine service visits for certain systems if deemed necessary by BHSCT.
Where necessary, the value of Contract(s) will be adjusted in accordance with the method described in SCC2 Special Conditions of Contract, clause 14.2.
Common procurement vocabulary (CPV): 50610000, 50610000, 50610000, 50610000, 50610000, 50610000,
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