Merseyside Fire and Rescue Authority
Capability Assets' Managed Service
£160,000,000 — published in the notice, and more than 50× anything this buyer has previously awarded (their largest of 87 published awards is £13,834,131). Check it against the ITT pack before relying on it.
The procurement contact named on the official notice.
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Merseyside Fire and Rescue Authority (The Authority) as Lead Authority for National Resilience, seeks to identify a Prime Contractor to provide a Capability Assets' Managed Service.
The requirements are for the maintenance, repair and servicing of the National Resilience fleet of vehicles and associated equipment.
The core requirements of this contract are to provide routine and unplanned maintenance, repair and servicing throughout the life of the contract.
The Authority deems that Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 (TUPE) provisions may apply to this contract.
What the notice asks for
The core requirements of this contract are
The core requirements of this contract are to provide routine and unplanned maintenance, repair and servicing throughout the life of the contract.
Sentences from the notice that state an obligation, surfaced automatically and shown in the order they appear. Not an exhaustive list — always confirm against the tender documents.
What this notice demands of you
1 named, none in explicit obligation language. Each one is quoted from the notice.
The Authority deems that Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 (TUPE) provisions may apply to this contract.
Matched against the notice text, so this is a floor — the tender pack will demand things the notice never mentions. “Says must” means the quoted sentence itself used obligation language; anything ambiguous is left as a mention.
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- ocds-h6vhtk-06938c
- Stage
- planning · Planning
- Source
- Find a Tender
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- 049946-2026
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