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Summary
Machine-generated summaryNewcastle City Council awarded a contract for small scale responsive roofing works to occupied and void properties within the Council's housing stock. KEN SMITH ROOFING LIMITED won the contract. The works provide additional skilled roofing resources to support the Council's in house day to day repairs and maintenance service. They may include repairs to roof coverings, tiles and slates, rainwater goods, brickwork, chimneys, valleys, gutters, flashings and associated roofing elements. The requirement covered houses and flats across Newcastle upon Tyne, including low rise, mid rise and high rise dwellings.
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- Awarded pending
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To: Newcastle City Council Subject: Request for the reasons for the award decision. Small Scale Responsive Roofing Works ([Reference number]) Dear Sir or Madam, We submitted a tender in the procedure named above and have been informed that the contract was awarded to another tenderer. So that we can understand the decision, we kindly ask you to send us: 1. the reasons why our tender was not selected; 2. the name of the successful tenderer, and the characteristics and relative advantages of its tender; 3. the scores that our tender and the successful tender received on each award criterion, with the reasons for each score; 4. the date on which the standstill period ends, if one applies. Please confirm that you have received this request. Yours faithfully, [Name and position] [Company] [Address] [Email and telephone] [Place and date]
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The buyer
Full buyer profileNewcastle City Council
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The buyer in figures
Newcastle City Council
- notices in the register
- 127
- awards
- 87
- awarded in total
- €7.2M
Who wins its contracts
Many suppliers- different companies won its awards
- 73
- of the awards went to the three most frequent winners
- 10%
- of its calls state an estimated value
- 53%
Based on 84 awards with a named winner over the last 3 years. Counted by award, not by value, because lot and framework amounts are not comparable. Concentrated means the three most frequent winners took 65% or more of the awards; many suppliers, under 35% with at least ten different winners.
One dot per award, on the day it was signed, sized by its value. A ring is an award with no published value.
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