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DN817670 Parcel Locker Services on Hackney Estates

London Borough of Hackney

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London Borough of Hackney Council is inviting proposals and seeking to appoint a single supplier to deliver a concession contract for the design, installation and operation of automated parcel lockers across selected housing estates throughout the borough, with the option of other suitable Council owned sites in the future. It is proposed that the successful supplier would be responsible for the complete service, including: Site surveys and deployment planning. -Design, supply and installation of locker infrastructure. -Obtaining or supporting any necessary permissions and consents (including planning where applicable). -Provision of power, connectivity and associated infrastructure. -Day-to-day operation and management of the network. -Customer support and incident management. -Maintenance, repair and replacement of equipment. -Performance monitoring and reporting. -Removal of equipment and reinstatement of sites at the end of the contract term. -Social Value and Community Benefits

Deadline
Not published
Published
31 Oct 2026(2 hours ago)
Contract value
£80.0m
Location
United Kingdom
Reference
ocds-h6vhtk-06bb59
First seen
1 hour ago

Classifications

44421720Lockers60161000Parcel transport services64121200Parcel delivery services64100000Post and courier services

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