Expired contract

Awarded-FWK1109 - Carpet Installation & Floor Coverings (Negotiation) - AWARD

Details

Buyer
Parliament UK
Supplier(s)
M & S Carpet & Flooring LLP
Duration
2 years
Topic
Carpets
Published
15 May 2017
Source
ContractsFinder

Tender description

The justification for the choice of negotiated procedure without prior publication of a call for competition in accordance with regulation 32, is no suitable tenders received in response to an open procedure. An open tender was issued under reference 2016/S 213-388836 (FWK1100) on behalf of House of Lords and House of Commons in November 2016. Lot 3 carpet fitting, received only a single bid that was evaluated and deemed not suitable. A negotiated procedure was necessary and undertaken to ensure a service provision would be in place as desired in the original tender.

Timeline

  1. Award date3 May 2017
  2. Award published15 May 2017
    Current notice
  3. Contract expiry date4 November 2018

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  • 39531000 · Carpets

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