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Following a procurement, Hertfordshire County Council has awarded contracts for the Provision of a Highways Services Term Maintenance Contract. This is an award notice and this opportunity is now closed. The successful supplier is Ringway Infrastructure Services Limited The estimated total value of the Contract is £1,950,000,000.00 and is for the core Contract period and also includes the approximate value for extensions. It is anticipated that the Contract term will be up to a maximum of 21 years comprised of an initial minimum term of 7 years followed by optional extension periods up to a maximum aggregate duration of 21 years. FTS Tender Notice Number: 2023/S 000-036802 FTS Contract Award Notice Number: 2025/S 000-063394

The existing backline fencing of Hitchin Waste Transfer Station, running from the access gate behind the weighbridge office to the waste pile area, is of a temporary nature. The Council would like to replace it with a permanent fence which is both sturdier and taller (4m). In addition, the fence next to the street sweepings waste pile at the rear of the site is now damaged. The Council is looking to completely remove this part of the fencing and replace it with a fence of the same type and height as we are replacing the temporary fence with. Sitting immediately in front of this section of the fence are a series of A-Frame which help contain the street sweepings waste, so the Bidder should also seek to apply new HD concrete base that would be suitable both for the installation of the new fence line and the storing of these A-Frames. For more details, please study the quotation document.

Hertfordshire County Council are seeking quotations for the Provision of Works comprising the Design and Installation of Natural Flood Management and Sustainable Drainage Systems at the Pix Brook in Hertfordshire. This invitation to quote is focused on Work Package 2 - SuDS, NFM and Flow Controls, also known as 'Slow the Flow'. ResilienTogether is a DEFRA-funded innovation initiative in the Pix Brook Catchment, through the Flood and Coastal Resilience Innovation Programme (FCRIP). It is led by Central Bedfordshire Council in partnership with Hertfordshire County Council. The project focuses on reducing flood risk from, and improving water quality of, the Pix Brook, which flows north through Letchworth Garden City in North Hertfordshire, and Stotfold and Arlesey in Central Bedfordshire (figure 1). Full details are in the documentation provided in your "My Tenders" area. Please allow sufficient time to make your return as late returns will not be permitted by the system. Any questions relating to this quotation should be made via correspondence on the portal.