HCC Nov 2025 - The Provision of a Framework for the Supply of Educational Tables, Chairs, Folding Tables and Lockers
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- Open procedure
- Notice type
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- Arrangement
- Framework agreement
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- Framework
- An agreement that sets terms for work the buyer may order later, often from several suppliers. The value shown usually covers the whole agreement, not one job.
- Open for bids / closing date
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Description
This is a Contract Details Notice and this opportunity has been awarded and is now closed.
Hertfordshire County Council went out to procurement for the Provision of a Framework for Educational Tables, Chairs, Folding Tables and Lockers.
The Council used the Open Procedure as defined in the Procurement Act 2023.
The Framework was divided into seven Lots as listed below –
• Lot 1: Educational Desking
• Lot 2: Educational Seating
• Lot 3: Bulk Pack Tables
• Lot 4: Bulk Pack Seating
• Lot 5: Essential Educational Seating
• Lot 6: Mobile Folding Tables
• Lot 7: Steel Lockers
The figures quoted in the Tender notice and Award Notice are for guidance only and are for the total of all Lots together and have been uplifted to include any possible spend from other Authorities that may join during the life of this Framework.
The Awarded Contractors by Lot are -
Lot 1 – Educational Tables – Advanced Moulds, Gopak, Hille, Metalliform, WW(UK)
Lot 2 – Educational Seating – Advanced Moulds, Hille, Ki (UK), Metalliform, Spaceforme, WW(UK)
Lot 3 – Bulk Pack Tables – Advanced Moulds, Gopak, Hille, Metalliform, Morleys, WW(UK)
Lot 4 -Bulk Pack Seating – Hille, KI (UK), Metalliform, Morleys, Spaceform, WW(UK)
Lot 5 – Essentials Seating – Hile
Lot 6 – Folding Tables – Gopak, Sico, Spaceright
Lot 7 – Steel Lockers - Whittan
Call-Offs Contracts under this Framework will be awarded in accordance with the ordering procedure detailed in Schedule 4 of the Framework.
Please note - The figures quoted in all notices are for guidance only and are for the total of all Lots added together and have been uplifted to include any possible spend from other Authorities that may join during the life of this Framework.