Closed tender

Removal Services

Details

Value
£70,000
Topic
Facilities management services
Published
11 July 2024
Submission
12 August 2024

Tender description

Removal services to support the closure of Suffolk Archives branches in Bury and Lowestoft (including the relocation of books, records, furniture and equipment to the Hold in Ipswich. Additional information: Invitation to Tender documents can be accessed via www.suffolksourcing.uk Is a Recurrent Procurement Type? : No

Timeline

  1. Completed: Tender published11 July 2024
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Submission date12 August 2024

About the buyer

Suffolk County Council is a local authority procuring under the Procurement Act 2023. Dynamic purchasing systems cover Adult and Community Learning and Passenger Transport Services, open to new suppliers at any time. Suppliers are also expected to add value to the local economy, the Suffolk pound.

Many contracts are let through frameworks, pre-approved supplier lists awarded competitively or, where permitted, by direct award.

Over the past 5 years, most of Suffolk County Council's contract awards have been in transport services, education and training and health and social work.

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