Monday: 09/11/2026 / Tenders

Contract Tenders: 09/11/2026

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Explore the latest Social Housing UK tenders covering repairs, adaptations, heating, electrical compliance, damp services, construction, refurbishment, demolition and roofing.

Expanding capacity around its in-house workforce, Bron Afon Community Housing’s DLO Support Framework – BAF26028 is valued at £34.21m over 24 months in Wales. Nine lots cover general repairs, gas and heating, out-of-hours plumbing, heating installations, roofing, highways, doors and windows, drainage, external works and whole-house refurbishment. Successive frameworks may be awarded over a maximum eight-year scheme.

Supporting residents to live independently, North Lincolnshire Council’s Disabled Facilities Grants and Home Assistance Maintenance Framework is valued at £15m over 24 months in Yorkshire and the Humber. Works include bathroom and kitchen adaptations, widened doors, lift and ramp enabling works, dropped kerbs, conversions, refurbishment and repairs to roofs, walls, floors, windows and building services.

Providing specialist equipment for adapted homes, Wolverhampton City Council’s Home Improvement Agency Specialist Equipment Multi-Lot Contract – CWC26196 is valued at £4m over 24 months in the West Midlands. Five lots cover stairlifts, through-floor lifts, lifting platforms, ceiling-track hoists and modular ramps, alongside surveys, design, installation, testing, maintenance, repairs and equipment reuse.

Improving shared residential spaces, Islington London Borough’s PIN – Annual Internal Communal Improvement Programme is valued at £2.5m over 24 months in Greater London. The proposed programme focuses on communal redecoration, replacement flooring, entrance and lobby improvements and associated minor repairs within occupied residential buildings.

Maintaining housing services during contract transition, Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council’s Small Works Contract is valued at £2.5m over 24 months in East Anglia. Seven lots cover responsive repairs, voids, small works, disrepair, damp, structural repairs and planned fencing. Between one and three locally based contractors are expected to be appointed to each lot.

Renewing key external components, CURO’s Windows and Doors contract is valued at £692k over 12 months in the South West. The programme will replace 693 windows and 97 doors across Watermead Close, Riverside Gardens and Kingsmead Court in Bath.

Managing adaptations from assessment through to completion, Merton London Borough’s PIN – Disabled Facilities Grants Provider has a proposed 36-month tenure in Greater London. The provider will support residents through the DFG process, prepare specifications and cost estimates, procure and oversee contractors, administer contracts and monitor the quality and completion of adaptation works.

Re-procuring essential building services, Westminster London Borough’s Repairs, Maintenance and Installations of Mechanical, Electrical and Domestic Heating Systems contracts are valued at £65.62m over an initial 36 months in Greater London, with two optional 12-month extensions. Three lots cover communal mechanical systems and heat networks, domestic heating and gas safety, and electrical installations including emergency lighting, security systems, solar PV, battery storage and EV charging.

Maintaining electrical compliance across housing stock, Angus Housing Association Ltd.’s Electrical Installation Condition Report Compliance Services contract is valued at £200k over 36 months in Scotland. The appointed contractor will inspect and test electrical installations, complete repairs and replacements, and issue compliant EICR documentation across the association’s properties.

Keeping communal ventilation systems operational, Milnbank Housing Association Ltd.’s Communal Ventilation Servicing and Repairs contract has a 36-month tenure in Scotland. The open tender covers repair and maintenance services for communal ventilation installations, with bids assessed on 70% price and 30% quality.

Addressing damp and mould within homes, Blackpool Coastal Housing’s Provision of Damp Services contract is valued at £1.5m over an initial 24 months in the North West, with two optional 12-month extensions. One supplier will identify and rectify dampness, mould, condensation, timber decay and infestation across the housing stock.

Creating a route for housing development projects, Valleys to Coast Housing Ltd. (V2C)’s Multi-Supplier Contractors Framework is valued at £250m over 36 months in Wales. Four lots divide projects by size, covering schemes of one to five homes, six to 15 homes, 16 to 49 homes and developments of 50 or more units.

Delivering new energy-efficient council homes, Powys County Council’s Development of New Build Council Housing at Llanfyllin is valued at £4.1m over 14 months in Wales. The scheme comprises 13 flats, bungalows and houses, including adapted four-bedroom homes, designed to meet Welsh quality, accessibility and security standards and achieve EPC A.

Upgrading the external fabric and communal areas of existing blocks, Southwark Council’s Works at Chilton Grove contract is valued at £4m over eight months in Greater London. Works include flat-roof renewal, partial cladding, windows, balustrades, communal lighting, fire doors, fire stopping and external landscaping.

Creating a mixed residential development, Eastleigh Borough Council’s Construction of 12 Residential Units at Maple Place Redevelopment is valued at £3m over 24 months in the South East. The design and build contract covers nine flats and three houses with associated access, parking, landscaping, drainage, cycle storage, refuse facilities and external works.

Expanding specialist educational accommodation, Herefordshire Council’s Building Improvement Works at the Ryefields Centre is valued at £1.5m over seven months in the West Midlands. The project covers roof and window replacements, damp remediation, internal adaptation and associated mechanical, electrical, fire safety and drainage works within a partially occupied building.

Clearing existing buildings for future use, Stoke-on-Trent City Council’s Demolition of Bell House, Barker House and Associated Garages contract is valued at £300k over three months in the West Midlands. The council is seeking a suitably experienced contractor to complete the demolition works, with bids assessed equally on technical and commercial criteria.

Managing watercourse infrastructure beside a residential property, Clanmil Housing Association’s Culvert Works at 1 Ballydonaghy Meadows contract has a three-month tenure in Northern Ireland. The appointed contractor will undertake culverting works to the adjacent stream, with attendance at the mandatory site visit on 17 November 2026 required.

Removing RAAC and renewing roof structures, Linstone Housing Association Ltd.’s RAAC Removal and Roof Replacement Works contract has a 16-month tenure in Scotland. Works include RAAC removal, temporary supports, new insulated roofing systems, pitched-roof renewal, brickwork, ceiling systems, common-area windows, lighting alterations and associated repairs. A site visit is scheduled for 18 November 2026.