Public Contracts Scotland · Contract

High Level Maintenance

A public procurement published by Southside Housing Association. via Public Contracts Scotland.

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Award value
Tender value
0
Suppliers
0
Awards
2
Notices
Contract
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Overview

The Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body (SPCB) requires a Service Provider to deliver high level building fabric maintenance services. This involves Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM), reactive, minor and project change works activities to be undertaken on the high level internal and external building fabric at the Scottish Parliament Building, Holyrood, Edinburgh. The service will also include hard and soft landscaping maintenance and bird pest control. Due to the design and complexity of the building, much of the fabric maintenance is only accessible via rope access. It is considered the highest risk work activity that is undertaken on-site at the Parliament. The SPCB theref…

Key details

Source
Public Contracts Scotland
Lifecycle stage
Contract
Status
active
CPV classification
50000000
Currency
GBP
Total award value
Tender value
First published
13 Nov 2024
Last updated
23 Dec 2024
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Notice timeline

Every published notice in this procurement's lifecycle.

  1. Tender noticeHigh Level Maintenance
  2. Award,contractHigh Level Maintenance

Frameworks & programmes

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FAQs about this procurement

Who is the buyer for "High Level Maintenance"?

High Level Maintenance is a UK public-sector procurement published by Southside Housing Association. via Public Contracts Scotland.

Has "High Level Maintenance" been awarded?

No award has been recorded yet. The current lifecycle stage is "Contract".

When was "High Level Maintenance" published?

It was first published on 13 Nov 2024 and last updated on 23 Dec 2024, across 2 notices.

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