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Rayleigh Town Council

RAYLEIGH, ESSEX SS68JD combined from 2 published records

as a buyer

17 procurement records (15 unique titles), of which 0 have award details , between 10 Aug 2015 and 15 Dec 2025.

contracts published
17
median value
£33,500
excludes ceilings
largest
£240,000
open now
0

what it buys

contracts published

contractvaluepublished
Ground Maintenance King George V Playing Field £240,000 15 Dec 2025
New Play Equipment £45,000 8 Jan 2024
Shrub and Rosebed Maintenance £4,500 25 Oct 2023
Installation and maintenance of CCT £50,000 16 Nov 2022
Refurbishment of Play Equipment £10,000 28 Feb 2022
GROUNDS AND PREMISES MAINTENANCE CONTRACT £65,000 22 Dec 2021
Floral Decorations Planting Installation Removal Storage Watering and Maintenance £25,000 28 Aug 2020
TO CONVERT THE GROUND FLOOR ACCOMMODATION TO PROVIDE DIRECT ACCESS PUBLIC TOILET CUBICLES AND A LARGER GROUND FLOOR RECEPTION AREAS FOR THE TOWN COUNCIL OFFICE IN THE KING GEORGE V PLAYING FIELD. £33,500 12 Apr 2019
INSTALLATION OF CHRISTMAS LIGHTS £15,000 19 Oct 2018
PUBLIC TOILETS REFURBISHMENT £50,000 13 Jul 2018
GROUNDS AND PREMISES MAINTENANCE CONTRACT £65,000 14 May 2018
PUBLIC TOILETS CLEANING & MAINTENANCE CONTRACT £25,000 11 Oct 2017
MANAGEMENT CONTRACT - LOWER WYBURNS WOODLAND, RAYLEIGH £15,000 9 Aug 2017
FLORAL DECORATIONS - PLANTING, WATERING, MAINTENANCE £45,000 8 Aug 2017
PAINTING STREET FURNITURE £25,000 8 Aug 2017
PROVISION & INSTALLATION OF PLAY EQUIPMENT & SAFETY SURFACES £20,000 4 Jul 2017
GROUNDS AND PREMISES MAINTENANCE CONTRACT £35,000 10 Aug 2015

every contract published by Rayleigh Town Council →

as published

This page combines 2 separate records from the source data. Every one is listed below exactly as the publisher filed it, so you can check the grouping yourself.

name as publishedidentifierpostcoderecords
Rayleigh Town Council GB-SRS sid4gov.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/B9x7x7Ka SS6 8JD 16
Rayleigh Town Council GB-PPON PLLR-8582-YQTT SS6 8JD 1

why these were combined

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