In deliveryUnited KingdomServices£9,450,000
Mortality Services
- Published
- Published 1 July 2024
- Deadline
- Closed 12 August 2024
Overview
Birmingham City Council has awarded a framework agreement for mortality services across eight lots, including memorial benches and products, inspection and maintenance of memorials, collection of deceased persons, funeral provision, memorial schemes, monument masonry, and funeral director services. The framework, which commenced in December 2024, was awarded to six suppliers: C. Bastock (Contracts) Ltd, Dignity Funerals Limited, Greenbridge Designs Ltd, Memsafe Limited, Scribes Plus Ltd, and Treasured Memories Limited, for a contract value of £8,615,048. Lots 1–4 and 6–8 run for four years, while lot 5 (funeral provision) extends for eight years.
Key details
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Status
- In delivery
- Category
- Services
- Estimated value
- £9,450,000
- Procedure
- Open
- Published
- 1 July 2024
- Deadline
- Closed
Funeral and related servicesFuneral services
Award outcome
- Awarded value
- £8,615,048
- Award date
- 23 January 2025
- Contract period
- — → 12 December 2032
- C. Bastock (Contracts) Ltd
- Dignity Funerals Limited
- Greenbridge Designs Ltd
- Memsafe Limited
- Scribes Plus Ltd
- Treasured Memories Limited
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Notice history
Every published notice in this contracting process, newest first.
Contract
28 April 2025
View notice ↗Contract Notice
1 July 2024
View notice ↗
Contracting authority
Birmingham City Council
BuyerBirmingham, United Kingdom
Authority website ↗Birmingham City Council
BuyerBirmingham, United Kingdom
Authority website ↗
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