Watercourse Maintenance

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Renfrewshire Council

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Estimated value
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Location
UKM83

Details

Published
20 Oct 2026
Deadline
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Value
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Location
UKM83
Source
Public Contracts Scotland
Source notice ID
rls-11-OCT566929
OCID
ocds-r6ebe6-0000845686
CPV codes
45246000, 45246400, 45262640, 90700000
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Description

Renfrewshire Council has a statutory obligation to maintain watercourses and reservoirs and flood prevention schemes within the Renfrewshire boundary including drainage works; cleaning and minor repair works to grids, culverts, drains & flood prevention schemes; and emergency works.

The Watercourse Maintenance Works contract involves a bespoke scope of services based on an annual schedule of specific locations. The majority of these services are reactive, meaning that locations needing treatment are highlighted only after flooding has taken place, a complaint has been lodged or through routine inspection, and is “natural” drainage in type.

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1Renfrewshire Council has a statutory obligation to maintain watercourses and reservoirs and flood prevention schemes within the Renfrewshire boundary including drainage works; cleaning and minor repair works to grids, culverts, drains & flood prevention schemes; and emergency works. The Watercourse Maintenance Works contract involves a bespoke scope of services based on an annual schedule of specific locations. The majority of these services are reactive, meaning that locations needing treatmeRenfrewshire Council has a statutory obligation to maintain watercourses and reservoirs and flood prevention schemes within the Renfrewshire boundary including drainage works; cleaning and minor repair works to grids, culverts, drains & flood prevention schemes; and emergency works. The Watercourse Maintenance Works contract involves a bespoke scope of services based on an annual schedule of specific locations. The majority of these services are reactive, meaning that locations needing treatment are highlighted only after flooding has taken place, a complaint has been lodged or through routine inspection, and is “natural” drainage in type.—