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Fusion21 has launched its new £85 million national Grounds Maintenance Framework.
The four-year programme is designed to meet the needs of all public sector members including those working within Education and Housing.
In addition to delivering a range of services from grass and hedge cutting, weed control and arboricultural work to sports pitch maintenance, gritting and street furniture maintenance, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) providers can assist members with capturing, updating and analysing map data used to manage large grounds maintenance portfolios.
The deadline for applications to the framework is 4pm on Thursday, 12 April
Phil Woodhead, Category Manager (Compliance) at Fusion21, said: "Boasting a comprehensive offer, this framework will support improvement and maintenance works for outdoor spaces of any scale across the UK.
"When accessing this framework Fusion21 members will benefit from greater efficiency savings in addition to working with pre-qualified and accredited supply partners.
"We welcome applications from interested organisations that meet the criteria set out in the tender documentation now available on the mytenders web portal – www.mytenders.org – under Notice ID MAR152692."
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