Woolwich Ferry - Docking, Class Renewal, Maintenance and Repair 2023
The Woolwich Ferry (WF) service was transferred to TfL in 2000. In January 2021, the operation was taken in-house by TfL, having been run through outsourced marine operators until the end of 2020. Every 5 years, vessels have to undergo dry docking which is necessary to maintain vessel classification and to ensure a safe, operable and reliable service. The drydocking includes inspections and maintenance of the ferries and this is the first occurrence for TfL's two vessels, and the first such contract undertaken by T...
Buyer
Transport for London
Value
Not provided
Published
13 Mar 2023
Closes
17 Mar 2023
Procurement details
Source
Find a Tender
Region
United Kingdom
Procurement method
Selective
Category
Services
Contract starts
Not provided
Contract ends
Not provided
CPV classifications
50240000
Repair, maintenance and associated services related to marine and other equipment
34512100
Ferry boats
50241200
Ferry repair services
Lots
Lot 1 Woolwich Ferry - Docking, Class Renewal, Maintenance and Repair 2023
Value not provided
The dry-docking activity of the vessels on a regular basis is a requirement for efficient and safe inspection and maintenance of the ferries and has three main objectives which are as follows: 1. To clean, scrub, prepare by de-scaling all rusted areas of the hull, and finally paint the ship's hull so that speed and fuel consumption are restored to the origin...
Delivery: London
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