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United Kingdom-Norwich: Vehicle bodywork and mechanical repair framework – Framework Lead
The current contract for Vehicle bodywork and mechanical repair framework – Framework Lead is projected to end on 04-AUG-22 and may be available for retender. Vehicle bodywork and mechanical repair framework
Vehicle bodywork and mechanical repair framework
Norfolk County Council operates a fleet of approximately 2500 vehicles ranging from light commercial vehicles, minibuses and cars through to heavy commercial vehicles including dustcarts and gritters. This application is to create a framework agreement with suitable contractors for bodywork and mechanical repairs to vehicles required as a result of accident or other incident causing damage to the Council’s vehicles. The framework will consist of 2 lots as follows:
– Lot 1 – cars and light commercial vehicles up to 7,5 tonnes GVW ,
– Lot 2 – heavy commercial vehicles over 7,5 tonnes GVW.
Norfolk County Council operates a fleet of approximately 2500 vehicles ranging from light commercial vehicles, minibuses and cars through to heavy commercial vehicles including dustcarts and gritters. This application is to create a framework agreement with suitable contractors for bodywork and mechanical repairs to vehicles required as a result of accident or other incident causing damage to the Council’s vehicles. The framework will consist of 2 lots as follows:
– Lot 1 – cars and light commercial vehicles up to 7,5 tonnes GVW ,
– Lot 2 – heavy commercial vehicles over 7,5 tonnes GVW.
Common procurement vocabulary (CPV): 50110000, Repair and maintenance services of motor vehicles and associated equipment,
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