AwardedAwarded 19 June 2026
Contract for the Contract for Vegetation Management (Weed Control) on the Public Highway
City & County of Swansea · Local authority
In brief
City & County of Swansea awarded grounds maintenance work to Complete Weed Control (South and Central Wales) Ltd on 19 June 2026.
The notice gives a value of £475,039 excluding VAT.
The contract runs for 2 years, up to 4 years with extensions, starting 20 April 2026.
The buyer says it is suitable for small and medium-sized businesses.
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What the notice says
The work included in this contract covers the application of herbicide to eradicate and control all grass and weed growth on highways in City & County of Swansea which includes the following:2 x completed sprays within identified targeted date windows, however additional time may be allowed, if agreed in advance, due to adverse weather conditions.3 treatments per annum of all arterial routes. 4 sprays on the high-profile routes, before and after each main spray.Option for 3rd Spray which may be reduced in proportionally for a selection of wards, as a percentage of the total number.Programme to be completed in order unless otherwise agreed in advance. Programme to be available to be shared 2…Read the full description
The work included in this contract covers the application of herbicide to eradicate and control all grass and weed growth on highways in City & County of Swansea which includes the following:2 x completed sprays within identified targeted date windows, however additional time may be allowed, if agreed in advance, due to adverse weather conditions.3 treatments per annum of all arterial routes. 4 sprays on the high-profile routes, before and after each main spray.Option for 3rd Spray which may be reduced in proportionally for a selection of wards, as a percentage of the total number.Programme to be completed in order unless otherwise agreed in advance. Programme to be available to be shared 2 weeks in advance of attendance for each ward. During spraying windows, a minimum of 4 operatives must be working on the programme at all times.If chemical-based products are utilised, the contractor is required to use computer-controlled spot weeding treatment technology to minimise the quantity of chemical applied, whilst ensuring all weeds present are eradicated.• the whole width of the footway to the kerb including to the rear of footways including rear lanes abutting brick, stone or other types of wall• hard areas of traffic islands, central reservations (including ornamental stone), carriageways and roundabouts (including kerbs) • 300mm width of carriageway adjacent to the kerb, but excluding the remainder of the carriageways; • all islands near junctions and roundabouts and all central reserves• pedestrian precincts • hedge lines and property boundaries• around the bases of street furniture including safety fencing and pedestrian guard railing• footpaths / alleys / walkways / stepped areas that are part of the public highway• tree bases on the footway – Porous areas to be treated with residual application• french drain• 28 km dual carriageways• 59 Car parks
Who won
| Winner | Value | Dates |
|---|---|---|
| Complete Weed Control (South and Central Wales) Ltd (SME) 4 bids received | £641,720 | Awarded 19 May 2026 29 June 2026 to 28 June 2028 |
Values as the award notice gives them, excluding VAT where stated.
Timeline
- Tender notice · UK4, notice 015545-2026
- Contract award notice · UK6, notice 045598-2026
- Contract details notice · UK7, notice 059899-2026
About the buyer
City & County of SwanseaLast 12 months
Procurements
251Awards
139Suppliers it has used most for grounds maintenance
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- Complete Weed Control (South and Central Wales) Ltd1 contract
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From notice 015545-2026 on Find a Tender, first published 20 February 2026, last updated 25 June 2026. We last checked for changes on 28 September 2026.