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  • Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for the provision of Adaptations, Repair, Maintenance and Improvement (ARMI) for Contracting Authorities and grant applicants.
  • Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for the provision of Adaptations, Repair, Maintenance and Improvement (ARMI) for Contracting Authorities and grant applicants.
  • Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for the provision of Adaptations, Repair, Maintenance and Improvement (ARMI) for Contracting Authorities and grant applicants.
  • Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for the provision of Adaptations, Repair, Maintenance and Improvement (ARMI) for Contracting Authorities and grant applicants.
  • Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for the provision of Adaptations, Repair, Maintenance and Improvement (ARMI) for Contracting Authorities and grant applicants.
  • Project will comprise the construction of 1no. three-storey BREEAM Excellent workshed, including solar PVs, with a total GIA of circa 1,328m2. As part of the works the contractor will provide all required external and landscaping works, including planting, alterations to boundaries, provision of parking, and provision of infrastructure to the buildings. The construction of an external plant room, a cycle store, and a bin store to serve the development concludes the generic scope of construction work. As part of the RIBA Stage 4 design, or as part of construction if the conditional permission permits, the contractor must provide the design information and documentation required to discharge the planning conditions for which they are responsible on this project.
  • For the purpose of this tender, we have categorised our lifts and lifting assets into two broad categories:- passenger lifts and domestic lifts. The domestic lift asset category includes all assets within domestic properties such as stairlifts, through-floor lifts, platform lifts and hoists.
  • A development agreement (“DA”) was originally entered into in 2010 between the South East England Development Agency (“SEEDA”) and Stanhope PLC and concerned the re-development, in phases, of a site in the centre of Ashford known as Elwick Place according to a masterplan to be agreed between the parties. In 2015 the Council acquired the site and the rights and obligations formerly vested in SEEDA under the DA. The Phases are now as follows: Phase 1 (cinema, hotel, restaurants, retail units and car park), Phase 2 (200 residential flats) and Phase 3 (yet to be agreed). The parties have now agreed certain changes to the DA.
  • The framework is for the supply and fitting of window blinds and curtains for office accommodation and the cleaning of existing blinds for use across the Northern Ireland Civil Service and the wider public sector.
  • Fusion21 has developed a Framework for the full provision of building safety and compliance works and services across public sector estates. The scope of this lot includes asbestos consultancy, surveying, analysis, air monitoring, training and related services.
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