Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council has tendered a £2.3m term maintenance contract for signs, nameplates and guardrails.
The contract is expected to run for an initial five years from 2 November 2026 to 1 November 2031, with a possible extension to 1 November 2034.
It covers the supply, installation, maintenance, replacement, and removal of street nameplates, traffic signs, pedestrian guardrail and vehicle restraint systems.
There is also the opportunity for some collaboration, with the council stating that it is ‘open to considering innovative methods of delivery', including partnerships between suppliers.
This procurement will allocate 50% of the award criteria to the tender price, with the quality of the submission making up a further 35% and social value making up the final 15%.
Those interested in the contract have until 14 July to submit an enquiry, after which tenders are due by 21 July.
Full details of the contract and how to apply can be found here.
