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United Kingdom-Nottingham: Environmental improvement works – Framework Lead
The current contract for Environmental improvement works – Framework Lead is projected to end on 02-JUL-21 and may be available for retender. External Environment Improvement Works.
External Environment Improvement Works.
Efficiency East Midlands (EEM) is a procurement consortia which establishes and manages a range of Framework Agreements. Our members include Social Housing Providers, Local Authorities, Universities and NHS Trusts. We are looking to establish a new framework for the provision of external environmental improvement works.
Due to the geographical spread of our Members eligible to use the established framework we have decided to split the works into the following core regional geographical lots:
Lot 1 Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire;
Lot 2 Leicestershire and Northamptonshire;
Lot 3 Lincolnshire;
Lot 4 West Midlands;
Lot 5 Greater London.
An additional Lot has also been made available for Members who have properties across the whole of England and Wales or who sit outside of our core regions:
Lot 6 National Coverage.
A full description of the Lotting strategy is available in the tender documents.
Efficiency East Midlands (EEM) is a procurement consortia which establishes and manages a range of Framework Agreements. Our members include Social Housing Providers, Local Authorities, Universities and NHS Trusts. We are looking to establish a new framework for the provision of external environmental improvement works.
Due to the geographical spread of our Members eligible to use the established framework we have decided to split the works into the following core regional geographical lots:
Lot 1 Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire;
Lot 2 Leicestershire and Northamptonshire;
Lot 3 Lincolnshire;
Lot 4 West Midlands;
Lot 5 Greater London.
An additional Lot has also been made available for Members who have properties across the whole of England and Wales or who sit outside of our core regions:
Lot 6 National Coverage.
A full description of the Lotting strategy is available in the tender documents.
Common procurement vocabulary (CPV): 45262640, Environmental improvement works, 34928200, Fences, 44221300, Gates, 44221310, Access gates, 45421148, Installation of gates, 14213200, Tarmac, 45233251, Resurfacing works, 77314100, Grassing services, 44113120, Paving slabs, 44114250, Concrete slabs, 44115710, Canopies, 45112700, Landscaping work, 45233222, Paving and asphalting works, 45432112, Laying of paving, 43325000, Park and playground equipment, 45233270, Parking-lot-surface painting work, 45262330, Concrete repair work, 45341000, Erection of railings, 44112100, Shelters, 45111240, Ground-drainage work, 45232450, Drainage construction works, 45232452, Drainage works,
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