Who won: Concrete Track Pothole Repairs

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South Yorkshire Future Trams Ltd SYFTL (owned by South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority - SYMCA) are looking to enter into this concrete track pothole repair contract for a period of 3 years with an option to extend for a further year, subject to satisfactory performance. SYFTL wishes to engage a competent, industry respected contractor to identify, prepare and repair potholes in the concrete track slab of the Sheffield Supertram light rail network, within the embedded sections (where our rails are embedded in the road). The work aims to restore structural integrity, ensure safe vehicle operations, and extend the lifespan of the infrastructure. Key objectives of the contract are to: * Repair potholes and surface defects in concrete slabs. * Minimise disruption to tram services and local traffic. * Ensure compliance with national and local regulations. * Maintain safety for workers and the public. The estimated contract value for the period of 3 years (with an option to extend) is thought to be between £200 to £250k. The successful Supplier will ensure that all relevant consents and certification required by legislation, guidance or Good Industry Practice are

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