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This procurement is to appoint a Supplier for a Property Management Contract for the Northern Ireland Courts & Tribunal Service (NICTS) Location: one building: Langanside Courts, 45 Oxford St. Belfast BT1 3LL Scope of Contract - Planned Preventative Maintenance – annual lump sum, based on application of the SFG20 specification and listed asset schedule - Reactive Maintenance – based on hourly rates x time and sundry material at market price plus NEC4 fee percentage - Remedial Works – valued using the PSA Schedule of Rates for Building, Mechanical and Electrical (with addendums and or subcontract tenders for specialist items) - Minor Works Projects up to a value of £100k - Fulltime Operatives on site (Building Maintenance Operative, Electrician) Contract Value: £400k p.a. Duration: 2 years
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Find a Tender · ocds-h6vhtk-065e06. Checked on Sep 13, 2026, 1:07 PM.
https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/procurement/ocds-h6vhtk-065e06
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Find a Tender · ocds-h6vhtk-065e06. Checked on Sep 13, 2026, 1:07 PM.
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