26693 - Tree Pollarding Services 2024-28
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Plymouth City Council ('The Council') is seeking a suitably qualified and experienced supplier to provide a Service for Tree Pollarding Surgery / Works throughout the City in accordance with the Specification contained at Appendix B - Specification for Tree Pollarding Services 2024-28.
There are 2855 trees requiring re-pollarding or other works during the 2024/28 period as part of a regular cycle of tree maintenance, averaging at 714 per annum.
The dominant species of tree requiring maintenance work are Lime, London Plane and Maple species and all of these trees are in the Council ownership.
Work to be undertaken in accordance with the specification and pricing schedule that details the specific work, species mix, no. of trees requiring maintenance work per location.
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Plymouth City Council ('The Council') is seeking
Plymouth City Council ('The Council') is seeking a suitably qualified and experienced supplier to provide a Service for Tree Pollarding Surgery / Works throughout the City in accordance with the Specification contained at Appendix B.
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