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United Kingdom-Newcastle upon Tyne: Refurbishment work – Recurrent Lead
The current contract for Refurbishment work – Recurrent Lead is projected to end on 10-MAY-22 and may be available for retender. (NU/1331) Buildings Works Measured Term Contract.
(NU/1331) Buildings Works Measured Term Contract.
The university has over 100 buildings on and off campus ranging from teaching space and lecture theatres, laboratories and workshops, office space, student accommodation, farms and sports facilities. Building work may be undertaken in all of these environments.
The scope of works includes the provision of various buildings works as and when required for the repairs, maintenance and improvements of the University premises. The University typically contracts for these works using a Measured Term Framework Agreement.
The university has over 100 buildings on and off campus ranging from teaching space and lecture theatres, laboratories and workshops, office space, student accommodation, farms and sports facilities. Building work may be undertaken in all of these environments.
The scope of works includes the provision of various buildings works as and when required for the repairs, maintenance and improvements of the University premises. The University typically contracts for these works using a Measured Term Framework Agreement.
Common procurement vocabulary (CPV): 45453100, Refurbishment work, 45454000, Restructuring work, 45450000, Other building completion work, 45400000, Building completion work,
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