Street Lighting Upgrade and Maintenance

Published

7 May 2025

Submission deadline

2 June 2025

Place of performance

UKD

Procedure

Open procedure

Lots

1

Documents

2

Notice number

019448-2025

Reference

ocds-h6vhtk-050e0b

Official source

Official source

CPV codes

• 50232100Street-lighting maintenance services

Description

Poynton Town Council is offering opportunities for suitably qualified companies to apply to become be the council's Approved Contractor for street lighting for an initial period of 3 years. Poynton Town Council currently has a mixture of street lighting types. We own 87 streetlights; that require reactive repair and ongoing maintenance. We are looking to replace nine streetlights in the short term. The council has a desire to install solar powered lights, where the location supports such a move. As Poynton Town Council's Approved Contractor for streetlighting, you will be required to carry out the following: • The replacement of nine streetlights • Reactive maintenance on faulty streetlights • Other electrical works including electrical supply to defibrillators • Installation of Christmas Light banners • Installation of lights on Town Christmas Tree • Condition inspections Specification The streetlights approved contractor information sheet (appendix B) should be completed providing as much detail as possible including: • Details of services, personnel and resources • Indicative costs, including hourly rates, call out charges or any other additional charges for planned and emergenc…

Official publications

• FTS · 019448-2025 · 7 May 2025

Frequently asked questions

What is the deadline to bid for this tender?

The submission deadline is 2 June 2025. Check the official source, as dates can be modified.

Who is the buyer of this tender?

The contracting authority is Poynton with Worth Town Council (United Kingdom).

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