Waterford City and County Council seeks tree maintenance professionals

The deadline for application is March 27 at 4pm.

Waterford City and County Council seeks tree-maintenance professionals for the removal of approximately 60 trees from a total of 252 poplar trees on the N25 Dungarvan and for the maintenance of the remaining trees.

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13 March 2019

At Growtrade we highlight public procurement opportunities from around Ireland that would be suitable to landscapists, growers, turfgrass professionals, horticulturalists, and forestry professionals.

Here is one such tender, suitable for tree maintenance professionals, from Waterford City and County Council.

Documents pertaining to the tender are available to download following an expression of interest.

Detailed description: The removal of approximately 60 trees from a total of 252 poplar trees on the N25 Dungarvan and maintenance to the remaining trees.

Type of contract: Services.

Contracting authority: Waterford City and County Council, City Hall, The Mall, Co Waterford, Ireland. Contact: Raymond Moloney.

Response deadline: 27-03-2019 16:00 (Irish time).

Currency: EUR.

Main CPV code: 77211500-7 Tree-maintenance services.

CPV codes:
77211300-5 Tree-clearing services.
77211400-6 Tree-cutting services.
77341000-2 Tree pruning.

Check out this tender and apply for it here.

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