Cleaning Equipment

Description

The City of Edinburgh Council (the Council) intends to establish a ranked Framework Agreement for the Supply and Repair of Cleaning Equipment. Lot 1: Supply of Cleaning Equipment The City of Edinburgh Council (the Council) intends to appoint a maximum of four Contractors to a ranked Framework Agreement for the supply of cleaning equipment. The Facilities Management Team are responsible for ensuring the cleanliness of buildings across the Council including, schools, libraries and corporate buildings and require a range of cleaning equipment to fulfil this responsibility. Lot 2: Repair and Maintenance of Cleaning Equipment The Facilities Management Team are responsible for ensuring the cleanliness of buildings across the City of Edinburgh Council (the Council) including, schools, libraries and corporate buildings. The Council intends to appoint a maximum of four Contractors to a ranked Framework Agreement to provide a repair and maintenance service for cleaning equipment. This Lot will include scheduled annual PAT Testing, reactive repairs in the event of equipment breakdown and the disposal of equipment that is beyond economical repair. Lot 1: Supply of Cleaning Equipment The City of Edinburgh Council (the Council) intends to appoint a maximum of four Contractors to a ranked Framework Agreement for the supply of cleaning equipment. The Facilities Management Team are responsible for ensuring the cleanliness of buildings across the Council including, schools, libraries and corporate buildings and require a range of cleaning equipment to fulfil this responsibility. Lot 2: Repair and Maintenance of Cleaning Equipment The Facilities Management Team are responsible for ensuring the cleanliness of buildings across the City of Edinburgh Council (the Council) including, schools, libraries and corporate buildings. The Council intends to appoint a maximum of four Contractors to a ranked Framework Agreement to provide a repair and maintenance service for cleaning equipment. This Lot will include scheduled annual PAT Testing, reactive repairs in the event of equipment breakdown and the disposal of equipment that is beyond economical repair.