Closed tender

Breathing Air Compressor Maintenance Contract

Details

Value
£50,000
Topic
Repair and maintenance services of compressors
Published
17 September 2024
Submission
22 October 2024

Tender description

South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue (the Customer) is seeking a contractor to undertake the service and reactive maintenance of its breathing air compressors which are used specifically for the refill of firefighter breathing air 300 bar cylinders. Compressors are located at 20 regional sites (a full list of site addresses and location map are enclosed within the tender documentation - Site Locations).

Timeline

  1. Completed: Tender published17 September 2024
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Submission date22 October 2024

About the buyer

South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue is a blue light buyer. Most non-staffing spend goes through national and regional framework agreements. Call-offs can be made from frameworks such as the Fire Consortium and the Yorkshire Purchasing Organisation. Collaborative and joint procurement with public sector authorities is part of its approach.

Over the past 5 years, most of South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue's contract awards have been in software and information systems, waste, cleaning and environmental services and construction materials.

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