Explore the latest Social Housing UK tenders covering windows and doors renewals, D&W and roofing programmes, water mains replacement, security boarding, open space maintenance, underpinning works, and Scotland consultancy frameworks\u2014highlighting live competitions and upcoming contractor opportunities across the UK.<\/span><\/p>\n Scaling a major component renewal pipeline, <\/span>Window & Door Replacements in Council Area – Phase 2<\/b> from <\/span>Falkirk Council<\/b> sets out a \u00a360m, 60-month programme for survey-led supply and installation of windows, doors and associated making-good across council housing stock. Split into three geographic lots (Central\/East\/West) and weighted 70\/30 price-quality, it positions compliant installers for sustained volumes and repeatable delivery.<\/span><\/p>\n Refreshing planned fabric presentation, <\/span>Provision of Internal External Decoration<\/b> from <\/span>Southdown Housing Association Ltd.<\/b> launches an \u00a3105.8k, 11-month requirement for internal and external decorating works, quality-led at 60\/40. The weighting signals a stronger focus on resident-facing finish, access planning and programme control over lowest cost.<\/span><\/p>\n Testing capacity for high-volume replacements, <\/span>PIN – Door & Window Replacement Projects<\/b> from <\/span>VIVO Defence Services Lt<\/b>d seeks FENSA and Constructionline Gold accredited contractors for door-and-window programmes across 500+ homes throughout southern England. With projects typically starting at ~20 houses, the engagement is a clear route into repeat packaging across multiple counties and bases.<\/span><\/p>\n Targeting buried asset resilience, <\/span>Water Mains Replacement to Residential and Commercial Properties<\/b> from <\/span>Redditch Borough Council<\/b> establishes a \u00a32.5m, 36-month programme under a 70\/30 price-quality model. The scope supports both housing and non-housing stock, favouring contractors that can evidence safe reinstatement, disruption minimisation and consistent customer comms.<\/span><\/p>\n Building a rapid-response securing solution, <\/span>Provision of Security Screens – PAN3493<\/b> from <\/span>Leicester City Council <\/b>creates a 24\/7, SLA-driven requirement to make properties safe following incidents, valued at \u00a370k over 36 months. Balanced 50\/50 price-quality, it rewards mobilisation speed, operative coverage and reliable call-out logistics.<\/span><\/p>\n Embedding cyclical estate standards, <\/span>Open Space Maintenance (OSM)<\/b> from <\/span>Dunbritton Housing Association Ltd.<\/b> sets a \u00a3750k, up to 5-year measured term contract spanning West Dunbartonshire and Argyll & Bute. With a 60\/40 quality-cost split and itemised invoicing per block, the model prioritises auditable delivery across hard\/soft landscaping, reactive repairs and ad-hoc estate tasks.<\/span><\/p>\n De-risking delivery strategy pre-tender, <\/span>PIN – Development of Housing at Maes yr Dre (Meeting w\/c 23.03.2026)<\/b> from <\/span>Powys County Council<\/b> frames a \u00a33.79m, 20-month social housing scheme shaped by drainage diversion constraints. One-to-one recorded meetings aim to stress-test contractual options, risk allocation and market appetite ahead of formal competition.<\/span><\/p>\n Expanding Defence estate refurbishment volumes, <\/span>PIN – FDIS – Boulmer External Refurbishments to 24 properties – FY2026\/27 – Amey North Region – Northern England <\/b>from<\/span> Amey Defence Services <\/b>signals an \u00a3870k package covering roof renewal, fascias\/soffits\/RWG, doors and windows, external electrics and garage upgrades, supported by a full-time OSLO. Constructionline Gold and Building Safety Act verification requirements set a high compliance bar for main-contractor capable SMEs.<\/span><\/p>\n Continuing the FDIS pipeline into the Midlands, <\/span>PIN – FDIS – Cosford External Refurbishments to 33 Properties – FY 2026 – 2027 – Amey Central Region<\/b> from <\/span>Amey Defence Services<\/b> outlines an \u00a3870k scope centred on roof replacement, chimney demolition and envelope works, delivered with a shared OSLO model. The packaging reinforces repeatable programmes where capacity, accreditation and security readiness are the key differentiators.<\/span><\/p>\n Reissuing further volume at the same station, <\/span>PIN – FDIS – Boulmer External Refurbishments to 41 Properties – FY2026\/27 – Amey North Region – Northern England <\/b>from <\/span>Amey Defence Services<\/b> extends the same roof\/D&W\/external electrical and garage scope at \u00a3870k, strengthening the signal that contractors with established mobilisation and compliant supply chains can expect continuing call-off style packages.<\/span><\/p>\n Addressing structural stability risk, <\/span>129 Poppleton Road – Underpinning and Refurbishment Project <\/b>from <\/span>Newlon Housing Trust<\/b> is a \u00a3682.2k, 9-month subsidence-led intervention combining underpinning, a piled raft slab and internal\/external remedials. Weighted 60\/40 price-quality, it suits contractors able to manage temporary works, sequencing and resident impact in a dense urban context.<\/span><\/p>\n Maintaining Welsh external upgrade momentum, <\/span>PIN – FDIS – Valley External Refurbishments to 18 properties – FY2026\/27 – Amey North Region – Wales<\/b> from <\/span>Amey Defence Services<\/b> targets triple-glazed D&W, PVCu store doors, dry verge, render repairs and associated electrics at \u00a3348k\u2014another compliance-heavy package where programme discipline and warranty-ready installation matter.<\/span><\/p>\n Mirroring that on a smaller tranche, <\/span>PIN – FDIS – Valley External Refurbishments to 16 Properties – FY2026\/27 – Amey North Region – Wales<\/b> from <\/span>Amey Defence Services<\/b> repeats the same \u00a3348k core scope, reinforcing a standardised specification that can be delivered efficiently by teams already configured for Defence estate working practices.<\/span><\/p>\n Driving mixed-scope call-offs in the West Midlands, <\/span>PIN – FDIS – Cosford External Refurbishments to 23 Properties – FY2026 – 2027 – Amey Central Region<\/b> from <\/span>Amey Defence Services <\/b>focuses on D&W replacement and itemised electrical works under a \u00a3348k shared OSLO model. It signals faster-turn packages where install quality and interface management are more critical than heavy civils.<\/span><\/p>\n Unlocking smaller enabling works, <\/span>PIN – FDIS – Wattisham External Refurbishment to 16 Properties – FY2026\/27 – Amey Central Region – East<\/b> from <\/span>Amey Defence Services<\/b> highlights D&W, external lighting\/doorbells and fascia\/soffit\/RWG at \u00a3113k, favouring agile teams that can deliver safely at pace while meeting the same accreditation and verification hurdles.<\/span><\/p>\n Keeping Birmingham micro-packages moving, <\/span>PIN – FDIS – Birmingham External Refurbishments to 4 Properties – FY 2026 – 2027 – Amey Central Region<\/b> from <\/span>Amey Defence Services<\/b> bundles roof works, chimney demolition, D&W and associated envelope elements at \u00a3113k\u2014ideal for compliant contractors seeking repeat, low-lot-value work within an established frameworke environment.<\/span><\/p>\n Adding Scottish regional activity, <\/span>PIN – FDIS – Helensburgh External Refurbishments to 12 Properties – FY2026\/27 – Amey North Region – Scotland<\/b> from Amey Defence Services sets a \u00a3113k package combining D&W, itemised electrical and external works\u2014another \u201cstandard spec\u201d delivery that rewards predictable productivity and robust QA.<\/span><\/p>\n Extending that further, <\/span>PIN – FDIS – Wattisham External Refurbishment to 10 Properties – FY2026\/27 – Amey Central Region – East <\/b>from <\/span>Amey Defence Services <\/b>repeats the \u00a3113k D&W and external electrical\/envelope scope, keeping a steady pipeline of smaller packages for contractors positioned for rapid mobilisation.<\/span><\/p>\n Completing the set, <\/span>PIN – FDIS – Helensburgh External Refurbishments to 11 properties – FY2026\/27 – Amey North Region – Scotland<\/b> from <\/span>Amey Defence Services<\/b> mirrors the same \u00a3113k refurbishment profile, indicating continued tranche-based ordering where compliance readiness and consistent workmanship are the entry ticket.<\/span><\/p>\n Broadening roofing capacity at scale, <\/span>PIN – Roofing Replacement Works to Houses<\/b> from <\/span>VIVO Defence Services Ltd<\/b> seeks Constructionline Gold accredited roofing contractors for roof covering replacements across 700+ homes throughout southern England. With minimum projects around 20 houses, it signals repeatable multi-county packaging and the need for sustained labour and supply chain throughput.<\/span><\/p>\n Deepening Scotland consultancy frameworks, <\/span>Framework Agreement for the Provision of Civil & Structural Engineering Services for New Build Housing<\/b> from <\/span>Link Group Ltd.<\/b> establishes a \u00a330m, 48-month multi-supplier route to market for engineering services across new build and wider housing-related projects. The 70\/30 quality-price weighting underscores a strong technical competency filter for delivery across Central Belt, Argyll & Bute and Highland.<\/span><\/p>\n Completing principal designer support, <\/span>Framework Agreement for the Provision of CDM Advisor Services for New Build Housing <\/b>from <\/span>Link Group Ltd. <\/b>creates a \u00a32m, 48-month framework for CDM advisory across new build and mixed project types, again weighted 70\/30 quality-price. The structure favours advisors that can evidence robust client-duty support across multiple concurrent schemes and geographies.<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Contract Tenders: 27\/02\/2026 Explore the latest Social Housing UK tenders covering windows and doors renewals, D&W and roofing programmes, water mains replacement, security boarding, open space maintenance, underpinning works, and Scotland consultancy frameworks\u2014highlighting live competitions and upcoming contractor opportunities across the UK. 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