Who won: Guildhall Public Conveniences - plumbing and sanitary ware refurbishment

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PLEASE NOTE: We are not working with any third party procurement agencies for this tender so please do not respond to any contact from someone claiming to be working on behalf of Looe Town Council. 1. Removal, refurbishment and refitting of all plumbing and sanitary ware to specification in section 3; 2. General maintenance to allow for a new floor to be fitted. 3. Works to be carried out in two phases, each side of our contractor replacing the flooring. Quote for fixtures and fittings to be included in this tender. A. Recommend and quote for 5 x new commercial quality cisterns (including all fittings): B. Recommend and quote for 1 x new commercial quality toilet and sink (inc low water tap) for accessible toilet: C. Recommend and quote for 5 x new commercial quality toilet bowls - D. Recommend and quote for new commercial quality (SGL or CGL) cubicles in light grey - E. Recommend and Install 2 x new commercial quality sink vanity units (SGL or CGL) in light grey and white F. Recommend and install 4 x new commercial quality sinks with low water use single taps G. Provide a breakdown of costs for each element of the work; H. Submit an overall cost for the project,

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