Wednesday: 28/10/2026 / Tenders

Explore the latest Social Housing UK tenders covering planned maintenance, kitchens and bathrooms, doors and windows, adaptations, drainage, mechanical services, fire safety, domestic lifts, external works, scaffolding, residential development, external wall insulation and professional consultancy.

Upgrading around 8,000 council properties, Ipswich Borough Council’s Planned Maintenance Contract is valued at £33.7m over 52 months. Comprising Six lots to cover scaffolding, roofing, painting and decorating, doors and windows, general building works and solar PV installations.

Seeking long-term investment partners, GreenSquareAccord’s PIN – Strategic Delivery Partnership – Questionnaire is valued at £30.83m over an initial 60 months, with an option to extend for a further five years. The proposed lots will cover kitchen and bathroom installations, wet rooms, adaptations, rewires, electrical upgrades and heating-related component replacements across properties in the Midlands, South East and South West.

Preparing a planned bathroom programme, Bristol City Council’s PIN – Bathroom Installation Framework is valued at £16m over an initial 24 months. Up to four contractors will complete full bathroom replacements and associated electrical upgrades, with work expected to be distributed evenly between appointed suppliers. Reactive maintenance is excluded.

Renewing glazing and entrance systems, Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council’s Windows, Doors and Glazing Replacements contract is valued at £7.5m over 36 months. The works cover residential, corporate, communal, ancillary and void properties, including windows, external and fire-rated doors, glazing, ironmongery, roofline components, insulation, access equipment and making good.

Retendering a specialist framework lot, West Dunbartonshire Council’s Subcontractors and Specialist Contractors for Building Services – UPVC Windows and Doors is valued at £5.7m over 24 months. Ranked contractors will supply, install and replace UPVC windows and doors across council housing, public facilities and operational buildings, including glazing, seals, locks and ventilation components.

Adapting defence accommodation, Amey Defence Services’ PIN – FDIS – Catterick Disability Adaptation to 1 Property – FY2026/27 – Amey North Region – Northern England is valued at £113k over one month. The project includes internal adaptation and refurbishment works, a through-floor lift and an external access ramp.

Connecting homes to the public drainage network, Cornwall Housing Ltd’s Main Drain Connection Cottage Gardens Lewannick Cornwall is valued at £30k over one month. The contractor will connect properties at 1–23 Cottage Gardens to South West Water’s mains drainage system under an NEC4 Engineering and Construction Short Contract.

Establishing a broad building-services supply chain, NEUPC Ltd’s PIN – Mechanical, Electrical and Sustainable Energy Services Framework (MESE_2027) is valued at £148m over 24 months. Regional and national lots cover reactive and project-led mechanical and electrical services, heat pumps, solar PV systems and LED lighting, with separate value bands supporting projects of different sizes.

Completing essential fire safety repairs, Homes in Somerset (formerly Homes in Sedgemoor)’s Fire Remedial Works and Other Related Services contract is valued at £2m over 24 months. An accredited specialist will repair existing fire doors and may also undertake compartmentation works, fire-safety signage and other related remedial measures.

Supporting independent living across multiple regions, Riverside’s Domestic Lifts – SMR and Installs 2027 framework is valued at £1.5m over an initial 36 months. Four lots cover domestic lift installations, servicing, maintenance and repairs across northern and southern regions, with two optional 12-month extensions available.

Planning wider estate improvements, Amplius Living’s PIN – External Improvements, Civils and Structural Works – Questionnaire is valued at £12.5m over 60 months. The planned programme includes paths, drainage, landscaping, boundaries, masonry, demolition, accessibility works, car parks, communal structures, concrete repairs, flood resilience and water-supply pipework.

Consolidating scaffolding expenditure, Luton Borough Council’s PIN – Scaffolding Framework – AT1471 is valued at £11.04m over 96 months. The proposed open internal framework will provide a single compliant route for procuring scaffolding services across the Council’s requirements.

Delivering new social rented homes, Triangle Housing Association Ltd’s Craigavon Land, Design and Build Competition October 2026 is valued at £5.93m over 26 months. The Northern Ireland opportunity seeks suitable land alongside the design and construction of between 15 and 25 homes meeting Department for Communities standards.

Preparing the next regional construction framework, Manchester City Council’s PIN – North West Construction Hub Medium Value Framework 2027–2031 has an initial tenure of 36 months. The framework will support public-sector construction across residential, healthcare, education, civic, commercial, transport, industrial, cultural and public-realm projects throughout the North West.

Improving the thermal performance of council homes, Swansea City and County’s EWI Boarding and Plastering Works at Llwyn Helyg and Llwyn Derw, Garden City, Phase 2 EWI Scheme is valued at £190k over 15 months. The works will install external wall insulation and associated finishes to 37 occupied properties to support compliance with the Welsh Housing Quality Standard.

Providing nationwide access to technical expertise, Cardiff Council’s South East Wales Led Technical & Professional Services 2 Framework SEWTAPS2 is valued at £400m over 48 months. The multi-lot framework covers multidisciplinary consultancy, engineering, architecture, surveying, project management, principal designer services, fire risk consultancy, heritage, geotechnical work and residential development services.

Commissioning architecture and urban design expertise, Transport for London’s Architecture and Urbanism Framework 4 is valued at £45m over 48 months. The framework covers strategic planning, public realm, landscape design, masterplanning, housing, mixed-use buildings, transport infrastructure and small architectural projects for TfL and other eligible public bodies.