Framework for the Installation and Maintenance of Road Lighting, Traffic Signs and Bollards for North East and North Lincolnshire Councils

North East and North Lincolnshire currently operates a 'Framework Agreement' for Street Lighting Term Maintenance Services.

This current agreement expires 31 October 2025 and both Authority's are seeking to establish a new Framework Agreement with a suitably qualified and experienced Supplier for " Street Lighting Term Maintenance" services and other related works.

The Supplier will be responsible for the following Asset activity within the public highway:

Street and Car Park Lighting

Festive and feature Lighting - provision, installation, removal and maintenance of Summer and Christmas Illuminations and assistance with official switch on occasions

Illuminated and non-illuminated bollards

Traffic Signs and Posts

CCTV Masts

Feeder pillars, cabling and power supply equipment

Emergency Call-Out (ECO) service, including Out of Hours and accident damage remedial works in the event of unsafe occurrences

Improvement and general works of street lighting, both planned and reactive maintenance of street lighting equipment, illuminated/electrified street furniture, including lamp columns, road signs, bollards, traffic monitoring equipment, duct/cable laying, electrical fittings, etc.

• Bulk Lamp change

• Night time scouting and reporting of defective/non lit equipment

• Lighting Central Management System (CMS)

• Testing of electrical equipment on the public highway

• Testing of structural integrity and fitness for purpose of lamp columns.

• Works may include professional services in additional to physical, construction works to support Minor and Major highways and transport schemes

These services would only be required to be provided within the geographic boundaries of North Lincolnshire and North East Lincolnshire.

The tender is divided into lots Lot 1 - North East Lincolnshire Council Lot 2 - North Lincolnshire Council .

One tenderer will be appointed for each lot. However, tenderers can bid for one or both lots.