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United Kingdom-Truro: Chain – Framework Lead
The current contract for Chain – Framework Lead is projected to end on 24-MAY-21 and may be available for retender. Torpoint Ferry Main chain supply.
Torpoint Ferry Main chain supply.
This procurement exercise is intended to cover the supply of the next 3 pairs of chains and a further 200 m length of chain to enable replacement of the tunnel chains that attach the main chains to the counterweight gantries of the Torpoint Ferry Service, which runs up to 3 Ferries at a time between Torpoint in Cornwall and Plymouth in Devon providing a vital transport link between the 2 counties.
Cornwall Council and Plymouth City Council jointly shared responsibility for the operation of the Torpoint Ferry Service which is overseen by the Tamar Bridge and Torpoint Ferry Joint Committee.
This procurement exercise is intended to cover the supply of the next 3 pairs of chains and a further 200 m length of chain to enable replacement of the tunnel chains that attach the main chains to the counterweight gantries of the Torpoint Ferry Service, which runs up to 3 Ferries at a time between Torpoint in Cornwall and Plymouth in Devon providing a vital transport link between the 2 counties.
Cornwall Council and Plymouth City Council jointly shared responsibility for the operation of the Torpoint Ferry Service which is overseen by the Tamar Bridge and Torpoint Ferry Joint Committee.
Common procurement vocabulary (CPV): 44540000, Chain,
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