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United Kingdom-London: Framework Contract for Landscaping and Associated Works – Framework Lead
The current contract for Framework Contract for Landscaping and Associated Works – Framework Lead is projected to end on 09-AUG-22 and may be available for retender. Framework Contract for Landscaping and Associated Works
Framework Contract for Landscaping and Associated Works
The intention behind the framework is to establish multi-discipline Landscaping framework.
This framework is being established primarily to support Peabody with the redevelopment of Thamesmead. Peabody acquired Thamesmead in 2014 and are developing ambitious plans for its regeneration and development. A key part of Thamesmead’s identity are its existing extensive landscape assets and it is recognised that the development of both these and new areas of landscape and public realm will be critical to ensuring the long-term success of the plans.
Full details can be found at – <a href=
> www.thamesmeadnow.org.uk
In addition to the requirements defined above the framework will also be open to Member organisations of Procurement for housing.
The intention behind the framework is to establish multi-discipline Landscaping framework.
This framework is being established primarily to support Peabody with the redevelopment of Thamesmead. Peabody acquired Thamesmead in 2014 and are developing ambitious plans for its regeneration and development. A key part of Thamesmead’s identity are its existing extensive landscape assets and it is recognised that the development of both these and new areas of landscape and public realm will be critical to ensuring the long-term success of the plans.
Full details can be found at – <a href=
> www.thamesmeadnow.org.uk
In addition to the requirements defined above the framework will also be open to Member organisations of Procurement for housing.
Common procurement vocabulary (CPV): 45000000, Construction work, 45211360, Urban development construction work, 45212000, Construction work for buildings relating to leisure, sports, culture, lodging and restaurants, 45212100, Construction work of leisure facilities, 71421000, Landscape gardening services, 77211300, Tree-clearing services, 77211400, Tree-cutting services, 77211500, Tree-maintenance services, 77340000, Tree pruning and hedge trimming, 77341000, Tree pruning, 45342000, Erection of fencing, 45340000, Fencing, railing and safety equipment installation work, 44313100, Wire-mesh fencing, 34928310, Safety fencing, 77314000, Grounds maintenance services, 77313000, Parks maintenance services, 77310000, Planting and maintenance services of green areas, 77311000, Ornamental and pleasure gardens maintenance services, 45111230, Ground-stabilisation work, 45111240, Ground-drainage work, 45111250, Ground investigation work, 45232452, Drainage works, 45247100, Construction work for waterways, 37535200, Playground equipment, 43325000, Park and playground equipment, 45112723, Landscaping work for playgrounds, 50870000, Repair and maintenance services of playground equipment, 45212200, Construction work for sports facilities, 45212290, Repair and maintenance work in connection with sports facilities, 45212220, Multi-purpose sports facilities construction work, 90713000, Environmental issues consultancy services, 90732600, Soil pollution measurement or monitoring, 90732000, Services related to soil pollution,
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