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CT1847 MOT Station at Russell Road

Published
Published 22 June 2026

Overview

The City of Edinburgh Council procured a Commercial Brake Tester and MOT Equipment for installation at a MOT Station on Russell Road. The contract, valued at £58,000, was awarded to R A Cox Garage Equipment on 10 June 2026 and is now complete.

Key details

Country
Unknown
Status
Contract signed
Category
Goods
Procedure
Open
Published
22 June 2026
Classification (CPV)
Checking and testing apparatus

Award outcome

Awarded value
£58,000
Award date
10 June 2026
Winner
  • R A Cox Garage Equipment

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