ODS Framework Contract for Body Shop Repairs
Oxford City CouncilEstimated Value
£150,000 – £200,000
Deadline
12 July 2019
Published
11 June 2019
Type
services
Overview
Oxford Direct Services are looking for a maximum of 3 suppliers for a Framework Agreement for Body Shop Accident Repairs. Oxford Direct Services is made up of two companies that work together to deliver cost-effective public and commercial services.
The Companies are owned by Oxford City Council who is the single shareholder. ODS Accident Repairs Repairs will include: re-finishing works; paint/spray; glazing repair and replacement; fitting of beacons, lights, aerials, audible warning devices, reflective / fluorescent marking tape etc.; removal and replacement of damaged bodywork panels; removal and replacement of mechanical and electrical components; and an alignment of complete body and steering geometry.
This list is not exhaustive and other repairs will be necessary as and when required. 1. The Services include the collection, storage, repair and delivery of accident damaged vehicles 2.
Additional details
The following types of vehicles will be covered by this Contract: 2.1. Cars 2.2.
Light Vans 3.5t 7.5t For the full scope of service please see the documentation on the South East Business Portal. https://procontract.due-north.com The Framework Agreement will be for a 4 year term. The Council reserves the right to cancel the procurementat any time and not to proceed with the award at any stage of the procurement process.
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Oxford City CouncilKey Dates
Published
11 June 2019
Submission deadline
12 July 2019
Notice type
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