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Framework Agreement for the Design, Supply and Installation, Removal, Storage and Recycling of Sectional Semi Permanent Ramps and Associated Works (2024)

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£5,200,000
value
GBP
29 Nov 2024
awarded
2
suppliers named

Who

Buyer County Durham
Supplier Easibathe & Easiaccess
Supplier Peart Access Ramps Limited

What

This Framework is for the Design, Supply and Installation, Removal, Storage and Recycling of Sectional Semi Permanent Ramps and Associated Works.\r The range of ramps delivered will include individually designed sectional semi-permanent ramps. The Successful Bidding organisation will be expected to remove ramps that are no longer required, refurbish and store any reusable parts and reuse these parts in future ramp installations. \r \r For this Framework the Council following this tender exercise will appoint a maximum of 2 Bidding organisations onto the framework. 1 main and 1 reserve contractor who achieve the highest weighted overall scores. \r Successful Service providers will visit clients, carry out surveys and submit quotes to the Home Improvement Agency (HIA) \r Following submission of quotes, the HIA will approve grants and allocate funding based on the eligibility of clients and works as detailed in the Housing Grants, Construction and Repair Act 1996\r Social Value (TOMS) applies to this Framework Agreement.\r \r Bidding organisations wishing to tender must be registered at www.nepo.org and insert DN 747630 within the supplier area. Bidding organisations should register their interest and download the documents which are readily available from this website. The documents cannot be accessed any other way.\r

Dates and source

Runs 1 Feb 2025 to 31 Jan 2029
OCID ocds-b5fd17-766e8ab0-90f4-4f34-aad9-2c0f81b22118
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Figures are as published An award value in OCDS may be a framework ceiling rather than a sum anyone expects to spend, so a large figure here is not evidence of a large purchase.