Cheshire West seeks housing safety inspectors

9 October 2009 07:42 Comments (0)

A £200,000 contract is on offer with Cheshire West & Chester Council to undertake inspections under the official 'decent homes' regime.

A maximum of three companies will be appointed to the two-year housing health and safety assessment contract.

Cheshire West & Chester was created in April 2009 from the amalgamation of three borough councils and part of Cheshire County Council.

Bidders have until 19 October to register their interest.

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