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RCC-1644 Mechanical and Electrical Systems Maintenance Contract
A public procurement published by Rutland County Council via Find a Tender.
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- Award value
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- Tender value
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- Suppliers
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- Awards
- 3
- Notices
- Planning
- Stage
Overview
Rutland County Council (the Council) is undertaking a soft market testing exercise to inform the development of a future procurement for a Mechanical and Electrical Systems Maintenance Contract. The purpose of this engagement is to allow interested organisations with appropriate experience to outline their views and ideas about the Council's proposed approach to Mechanical and Electrical Systems Maintenance. The Council will consider the responses received from this exercise to help inform the options appraisal and the decision-making process. Potential bidders will not be prejudiced by any response or failure to respond to the soft market testing. Potential bidders must also note that a r…
Key details
- Source
- Find a Tender
- Lifecycle stage
- Planning
- Status
- planning
- CPV classification
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- Currency
- GBP
- Total award value
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- Tender value
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- First published
- 7 May 2026
- Last updated
- 15 May 2026
Notice timeline
Every published notice in this procurement's lifecycle.
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FAQs about this procurement
Who is the buyer for "RCC-1644 Mechanical and Electrical Systems Maintenance Contract"?
RCC-1644 Mechanical and Electrical Systems Maintenance Contract is a UK public-sector procurement published by Rutland County Council via Find a Tender.
Has "RCC-1644 Mechanical and Electrical Systems Maintenance Contract" been awarded?
No award has been recorded yet. The current lifecycle stage is "Planning".
When was "RCC-1644 Mechanical and Electrical Systems Maintenance Contract" published?
It was first published on 7 May 2026 and last updated on 15 May 2026, across 3 notices.
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