Friday: 16/10/2026 / Tenders

Explore the latest Social Housing UK tenders covering refurbishment, responsive repairs, adaptations, mechanical maintenance, security, energy metering, new-build housing, residential conversions and consultancy services.

Opening a major route to Scotland’s refurbishment market, LHC Procurement Group’s Refurbishment and Modernisation (RM4S) – Scotland Framework Agreement is valued at £900m over 48 months. The 16-lot framework covers responsive repairs, painting, electrical works, kitchens and bathrooms, adaptations, damp and mould, external works, grounds maintenance, stonework, multidisciplinary projects and kitchen supplies across five Scottish regions.

Delivering repairs within sheltered accommodation, Muircroft Housing Association Ltd.’s The Supply of Repairs & Maintenance Services – Sitemark Ltd contract is valued at £1.75m over 60 months. The South East requirement covers day-to-day emergency, urgent and routine repairs, void works ranging from minor improvements to kitchen and bathroom replacements, and a 24-hour emergency service linked to the Association’s Careline monitoring system.

Supporting residents through specialist home adaptations, Cambridge City Council’s Cambridgeshire HIA Equipment Contracts (Lot 1 and 4 Only) has an initial tenure of 24 months. The East Anglia contract covers responsive installation of modular ramps and automated entry systems in privately owned, housing association and selected council homes. Up to four suppliers may be appointed per lot, with extensions available for a further two years.

Maintaining specialist workshop and ventilation equipment, Perth and Kinross Council’s CDT Equipment and LEV Extraction Systems – Servicing, Planned, Preventative and Reactive Maintenance – PKC13471 is valued at £1.01m over 48 months. The Scottish contract covers wood and metalworking equipment, forges, kilns, welding equipment, laser cutters, CNC machines, fume cupboards and local exhaust ventilation systems.

Modernising estate surveillance, City of London’s PIN – Middlesex Street Estate CCTV Upgrade – Questionnaire is valued at £460k over 24 months. The Greater London project will replace defective and outdated cameras and install additional units to improve CCTV coverage. The contractor will also support the preparation of a Gateway 2 application to the Building Safety Regulator.

Improving energy-metering data across the council estate, Dundee City Council’s Provision of Electricity & Gas Meter Operator Provider (MOP) Services and Data Collector/Aggregator (DCDA) Services is valued at £300k over 36 months. The contract covers electricity and gas meter operation, installation, maintenance, asset transfer and data services, supporting a target of 90%–95% automated or smart-meter coverage.

Keeping compressed-air equipment compliant, Bradford Metropolitan City Council’s Testing, Maintenance, Servicing and Repair of Air Compressors and Ancillary Compressed Air Equipment contract is valued at £75k over 24 months. The Yorkshire and the Humber requirement covers servicing and repairs across an estate of approximately 450 properties, including offices, schools, libraries, leisure centres, residential homes and commercial premises.

Preparing the next generation of a northern development framework, Great Places Housing Group’s PIN – Innovation Chain North Framework (‘Icn’) for Construction and Associated Professional Services (Client Management Event on 26.11.2026) is valued at £1.3bn over 48 months. The framework will support new homes, refurbishment projects and associated social infrastructure across the North East, North West and Yorkshire and the Humber, with an emphasis on social value and local community benefits.

Creating 55 mixed-tenure homes in Norfolk, Bromford Flagship LiveWest (BFL)’s Development of 55 Dwellings at Godwinson Gate, Barton Way is valued at £12.3m over 24 months. The East Anglia design-and-build contract covers 24 Affordable Rent, three Shared Ownership and 28 Open Market Sale homes, alongside roads, drainage, utilities, landscaping, public open space, a play area and highway improvements.

Adapting an occupied home with minimal disruption, Apex Housing Group’s Alterations and Extension to No.183 Beraghvale – APX063 has a two-month tenure. The Northern Ireland project covers agreed alterations and an extension to an existing property in Derry/Londonderry, with the contractor required to coordinate closely with the tenant and maintain safe access throughout the works.

Transforming student accommodation into short-term housing, Gwynedd Council’s Re-development of Ty Glyn – Lead Consultants is valued at £2.5m. The appointed lead consultant will oversee the redevelopment and repair of an existing Bangor accommodation hub, including statutory approvals, architectural leadership, mechanical and electrical design, fire-detection design and CDM advisory services, with occupation targeted for the end of summer 2028.