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Ice Cream Products and Equipment

Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council

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Bournemouth Christchurch and Poole Council ("BCP Council") is seeking supplier(s) for the supply and delivery of Ice Cream products and associated equipment across trading outlets along the seafront. In addition, the successful supplier(s) will be required to supply Upton Country Park, Queens Park Café, King's Park Leisure facilities, and the Council's museums. This contract has been divided into lots which are: • Lot 1 - Impulse Ice Cream - Approximate spend £300,000 per annum • Lot 2 - Scoop Ice Cream and Accessories - Approximate spend £440,000 per annum Bidders may submit tenders for a single lot or multiple lots.

Deadline: 25 Nov 2026(30 days left)
Published: 26 Oct 2026(2 hours ago)
Contract value: £3.7m
Location: United Kingdom
Reference: ocds-h6vhtk-078ff9
First seen: 1 hour ago

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15555100Ice cream

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