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United Kingdom-Derby: Catering services – Recurrent Lead
The current contract for Catering services – Recurrent Lead is projected to end on 25-JAN-21 and may be available for retender. TD1299 – The provision of Catering Services for Derby City’s Council House.
TD1299 – The provision of Catering Services for Derby City’s Council House.
Derby City Council is looking for an Organisation to provide catering services at the Council House.
The service will cover:
– The restaurant/café facility to cater for up to 1 200 council employees, customers and visitors.
– Business hospitality requirements, that serve the wider civic, members, corporate and commercial needs.
The form of contractual agreements for the Council House front end restaurant and kitchen will be based on a commercial lease and the hospitality requirements will be on a service contractual agreement.
The lease and service elements will be set up to co-terminate.
Derby City Council is looking for an Organisation to provide catering services at the Council House.
The service will cover:
– The restaurant/café facility to cater for up to 1 200 council employees, customers and visitors.
– Business hospitality requirements, that serve the wider civic, members, corporate and commercial needs.
The form of contractual agreements for the Council House front end restaurant and kitchen will be based on a commercial lease and the hospitality requirements will be on a service contractual agreement.
The lease and service elements will be set up to co-terminate.
Common procurement vocabulary (CPV): 55520000, Catering services,
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