Tender Results of Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council

MTCBC Heating Maintenance-Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council (The Contracting Authority) has awarded a contract for Service and Maintenance of gas and oil fired space heating and domestic hot water systems This contract will include the service and maintenance of all plant, equipment and associated systems as detailed in the asset list and pricing schedule. CPV: 70332000, 70332000, 39715000, 71315400, 71630000, 50720000, 45259300, 50000000.

MTCBC Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Heat Pump Maintenance-Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council (The Contracting Authority) has awarded a contract for the Servicing and Maintenance of all air conditioning units, ventilation units and heat pumps within the Authority as detailed in the Contract documents and upon the terms and conditions contained in the attached Conditions of Contract. CPV: 70332000, 70332000, 39715000, 71315400, 71630000, 50720000, 45259300, 50000000, 50511000, 71315410, 42511110.

Mini Comp 99 - Home to School Transport - Lot 1 4-8 Seat Vehicles-The procurement for an individual scheduled routes appropriate to vehicles with 4-8 seats. (WA Ref:127074)

Mini Comp 89 - Home to School Transport - Lot 1 4-8 Seat Vehicles-The procurement for an individual scheduled routes appropriate to vehicles with 4-8 seats. CPV: 60000000, 60000000.

Cyfarthfa Furnaces Feasibility and Investigation Services-Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council has awarded a contract for the feasibility study and investigative work that considers stabilisation of the furnace structures. CPV: 71311000, 71310000, 71312000, 71351200, 71621000.

Mini Comp 88 - Home to School Transport - Lot 1 4-8 Seat Vehicles-The procurement for an individual scheduled routes appropriate to vehicles with 4-8 seats. CPV: 60000000, 60000000.

Swansea Road - Collery Waste Tips-Project is to dewater the Colliery waste tip by completing the construction of an already partially completed concrete Canvas/ Block stone Drainage channel which runs along the toe of the tip. An existing historical culvert is believed to cross Swansea Road at a depth thought to be around 3.0m in depth. The Culvert is of construction unknown to us but it has been buried in various materials for many years and as such requires exploratory excavations to uncover the culvert and remedial works acco...