This contract involves actions aimed at reducing the vulnerability of people and property in flood-prone areas. It focuses on three specific areas: the Loir River, the middle and lower Cher River, and the upper Cher River near Montluçon. The goal is to conduct vulnerability assessments for various t
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This framework agreement is for the removal and disposal of floating waste and waste deposited on the banks of the reservoir. Suppliers are invited to provide services related to the collection and evacuation of waste in designated areas. The goal is to maintain cleanliness and environmental standar
This contract opportunity involves conducting studies for the reliability program of the Val d'Authion flood control system. It is divided into two lots: Lot 1 focuses on project management for strengthening the Belle Poule section of the dike, which is part of the Val d'Authion flood control system
This contract is part of the PEP Montluçon Cher amont project and involves conducting a hydraulic study to assess flood risks associated with the overflow of the Marmande River. The study will consider the influence of the Berry Canal and evaluate various potential development scenarios. Suppliers a
SETL is seeking supplier feedback on fleet cleaning services for approximately 378 vehicles across 44 South East locations, with an estimated contract value of £100-£130 million over up to 6 years.
Maidstone Grammar School for Girls seeks a cleaning contractor for a 3-year contract (with optional 2-year extension) valued at £1.1 million annually, evaluated on 35% price and 65% quality.
The Astley Cooper School in Hertfordshire is tendering a 3-year cleaning services contract (with optional 2-year extension) valued at approximately £227,709 annually, requiring minimum £5 million insurance and £750,000 annual turnover.
Hook Parish Council seeks an experienced local waste management company to provide weekly bin emptying and glass collection services for 50 parish-owned sites from 2027-2031.