Suppliers have been alerted to a new construction and maintenance contract for a major airport, valued at up to £10 million.
London Luton Airport is seeking contractors for its Civils Works and Maintenance Framework, which is scheduled to run for five years.
The announcement follows the airport being approved for a revised extension of the site in October last year, following a public inquiry.
It is understood the wider scheme could cost in the region of £2.4 billion.
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The framework is broken down into two Lots as follows:
- Lot One: Site maintenance of the entire LLAO estate (airside, landside and car parks)
- Lot Two: Small civils works projects across the LLAO estate (airside, landside and car parks)
The schedule for delivery is currently estimated to be between 1 November 2024 and 31 October 2029.
Suppliers interested in tendering for this contract, or finding out more about the application process, can do so via this link and using ref: IT-373-820-L24048-T-SG.
The deadline for submissions is 11am on 12 June.
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