Explore the latest Social Housing UK tenders featuring retrofit energy efficiency, responsive repairs, voids works, fire safety remediation, residential new-build, and doors and windows replacement.<\/span><\/p>\n Nationally significant in scale, the PIN – Social Housing Energy Efficiency Contract issued by <\/span>Cambridge City Council<\/b> is valued at \u00a375m over 60 months and covers energy efficiency service delivery across the authority’s social housing stock in East Anglia.<\/span><\/p>\n Covering a broad maintenance remit, the PIN – Housing Repairs and Void Property Works – CBC-2014 from <\/span>Central Bedfordshire Council<\/b> is a \u00a350m, 120-month contract encompassing responsive repairs, major repairs, and works to empty properties across East Anglia.<\/span><\/p>\n Forward-looking pipeline visibility underpins the PIN – Voids Repairs Framework from <\/span>Newham London Borough<\/b>, a \u00a350m, 48-month procurement covering void repairs across Greater London, with details, timelines and scope remaining indicative and subject to change.<\/span><\/p>\n Resident health and housing quality are central to the PIN – Healthy Homes Programme from <\/span>Dorset Council<\/b>, a \u00a326m, 24-month contract to deliver the Healthy Homes Dorset programme, reducing illness, maintaining independence, and cutting heating costs for hundreds of South West households.<\/span><\/p>\n Replacement fenestration across occupied and void properties drives the PIN – Survey, Supply and Installation of PVCu Windows, Composite Doors and Associated Brickwork Repairs from <\/span>Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council<\/b>, valued at \u00a325m over 60 months and covering associated builders’ work across the West Midlands.<\/span><\/p>\n Spanning multiple regions nationwide, the PIN – Windows & Doors Replacement Programme – 00419-AST placed by <\/span>Stonewater Ltd<\/b> is worth \u00a319.17m over 36 months, delivering a five-year windows and doors replacement programme across the association’s entire housing stock.<\/span><\/p>\n Tenant-responsive maintenance in East Anglia is the focus of the PIN – Provision of Responsive Repairs – North from <\/span>Cambridge City Council<\/b>, a \u00a316m, 60-month contract addressing repair calls from tenants across the northern part of the authority’s housing portfolio.<\/span><\/p>\n Reactive maintenance and empty homes management in the South West form the scope of the PIN – Repairs & Empty Homes 00456-AST from <\/span>Stonewater Ltd<\/b>, valued at \u00a315.83m over 36 months and covering reactive repairs and maintenance services across the region.<\/span><\/p>\n Complementing its northern counterpart, the PIN – Provision of Responsive Repairs – South from <\/span>Cambridge City Council<\/b> is a \u00a314m, 60-month contract handling tenant-reported repair calls across the southern portion of the council’s East Anglian housing stock.<\/span><\/p>\n Pipeline visibility for a broad maintenance opportunity is provided by the PIN – Minor Works Framework from <\/span>Newham London Borough<\/b>, an \u00a311m, 48-month framework covering minor works across Greater London, with indicative scope and timelines subject to further notice.<\/span><\/p>\n Returning empty homes to the rental market is the objective of the PIN – Void Property Repairs contract from <\/span>Cambridge City Council<\/b>, valued at \u00a310m over 60 months and focused on bringing vacant East Anglian properties back into allocation-ready condition.<\/span><\/p>\n Specialist adaptation delivery in Yorkshire forms the basis of the PIN – Disabled Facilities Grant and Home Assistance Loans Framework from <\/span>North Lincolnshire Council<\/b>, an \u00a38.33m, 48-month framework establishing provision for DFG works and home assistance loans.<\/span><\/p>\n Boroughwide fenestration renewal in the capital is addressed by the PIN – Boroughwide Windows Replacement Programme from <\/span>Tower Hamlets London Borough<\/b>, a \u00a37m, 24-month programme replacing windows across multiple residential buildings in Greater London.<\/span><\/p>\n Planned maintenance support for kitchens, bathrooms and wetrooms is sought through the PIN – Framework for Kitchen, Bathroom and Wetroom Refurbishments – The Swaythling Housing Society Ltd. from <\/span>Abri<\/b>, a \u00a36m, 48-month regional framework covering Greater London, the South East and South West.<\/span><\/p>\n Statutory compliance and property maintenance across a long-term arrangement are the focus of the PIN – Contractor Framework\/MTC Arrangements for Property Maintenance\/Statutory Compliance from <\/span>Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council<\/b>, a \u00a36m, 96-month pipeline opportunity in the North West, with advertising anticipated within 18 months.<\/span><\/p>\n Capital investment in fenestration on Merseyside drives the PIN – Windows and Doors Investment Programme from <\/span>Onward Group Ltd.<\/b>, a \u00a34.5m contract running 41 months covering the procurement of a windows and doors capital investment programme in the North West.<\/span><\/p>\n Internal decorating works linked to responsive, programmed and void maintenance are covered by the PIN – Internal Painting and Decorating Works to Council Housing and Communal Areas to Flatted & Sheltered Accommodation from <\/span>Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council<\/b>, valued at \u00a34m over 60 months in the West Midlands.<\/span><\/p>\n Cyclical external maintenance combining decoration with fabric components is the scope of the PIN – Leasehold Capital Works from <\/span>Oxford City Council<\/b>, a \u00a33.66m, 48-month programme covering fencing, gutters, fascias, soffits, balustrades and associated external elements in the South East.<\/span><\/p>\n Residential property adaptations and construction works in East Anglia are targeted by the PIN – Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG) Works – CBC-2017 from <\/span>Central Bedfordshire Council<\/b>, a \u00a32.25m, 36-month contract for DFG-related repairs, maintenance and adaptation works.<\/span><\/p>\n Whole-organisation reactive and planned maintenance across the Midlands is anticipated through the PIN – Reactive and Planned Maintenance Services from <\/span>emh group<\/b>, a 60-month contract encompassing void repairs, fire doors, roofing, kitchens, bathrooms and more, should existing arrangements expire.<\/span><\/p>\n Low-carbon home improvements for Bradford residents underpin the PIN – Residential Warm Homes Grant from <\/span>Bradford Metropolitan City Council<\/b>, a 36-month retrofit programme delivering energy efficiency and low-carbon works across the Yorkshire and the Humber region.<\/span><\/p>\n Flexible local maintenance delivery in the South West is anticipated via the PIN – Minor Works from <\/span>North Somerset District Council<\/b>, a 36-month minor works framework with further details to be confirmed as procurement progresses.<\/span><\/p>\n Domestic energy efficiency upgrades across council housing stock are the focus of the PIN – Housing Energy Efficiency Works – CPU7701 from <\/span>Nottingham City Council<\/b>, a 48-month contract for the installation of energy efficiency measures to residential properties in the East Midlands.<\/span><\/p>\n Occupational therapy-led home adaptations across the North East are central to the PIN – Aids and Adaptations contract from <\/span>Karbon Homes<\/b>, a 48-month programme requiring contractors to deliver a disabled adaptations service aligned to residents’ functional needs across the region.<\/span><\/p>\n Domestic heating infrastructure renewal in Wales is the subject of the PIN – Housing – Heating Replacements and Refits from <\/span>Powys County Council<\/b>, a \u00a36m, 36-month contract covering heating replacements and refits across the council’s housing stock.<\/span><\/p>\n Storage heating infrastructure upgrades across the Midlands are anticipated through the PIN – Storage Heating contract from <\/span>Midland Heart<\/b>, a 36-month programme targeting storage heating upgrades across the East and West Midlands regions.<\/span><\/p>\n Long-term district heat network ownership and operation is the extraordinary scope of the PIN – District Energy Network Investment Opportunity – CPU8391 from <\/span>Nottingham City Council<\/b>, a 480-month concession-style arrangement seeking a provider to take control of Nottingham’s city-wide district energy network.<\/span><\/p>\n Nationwide fire risk assessment remediation at significant scale is the focus of the PIN – Fire Risk Assessment Remedial Works from <\/span>Anchor Hanover Group<\/b>, valued at \u00a3133.33m over 36 months and covering compartmentation, structural protection and fire door surveys and repairs across all English regions.<\/span><\/p>\n Comprehensive fire safety and investment works at a landmark tower are addressed by the PIN – Great Arthur House Fire Safety and Investment Works (GLE Phase 2B) from <\/span>City of London<\/b>, a \u00a313m, 28-month contract including fire upgrades, window refurbishment, mechanical ventilation and heating replacement on the Golden Lane Estate.<\/span><\/p>\n Advance pipeline notice for a major capital programme is provided by the PIN – Lift Refurbishment Programme from <\/span>Newham London Borough<\/b>, an \u00a311m, 48-month contract covering lift refurbishment across the borough’s residential housing blocks, with scope and timelines indicative pending further notices.<\/span><\/p>\n Passive fire protection improvements across housing stock are the target of the PIN – Roof Compartmentation Programme from <\/span>Tower Hamlets London Borough<\/b>, a \u00a35m, 24-month fire safety programme delivering roof compartmentation works across residential buildings in Greater London.<\/span><\/p>\n Manned security provision across East Anglia is sought through the PIN – Security Services – CBC-2018 from <\/span>Central Bedfordshire Council<\/b>, a \u00a33.5m, 36-month contract for the provision of security services.<\/span><\/p>\n Fire and building safety equipment maintenance and inspection are covered by the PIN – Fire & Building Safety Equipment, PPM and Repairs – CBC-2021 from <\/span>Central Bedfordshire Council<\/b>, a \u00a32.5m, 72-month contract for planned preventive maintenance and reactive repairs across East Anglia.<\/span><\/p>\n Passenger lift modernisation at a City estate is the focus of the PIN – York Way Lift Refurbishment and Upgrade from <\/span>City of London<\/b>, a \u00a32.5m, 10-month project replacing mechanical, electrical and safety components and improving accessibility across lifts at York Way.<\/span><\/p>\n Compliance-focused electrical testing and repairs are addressed by the PIN – Electrical (EICR) Testing & Repairs Framework from <\/span>Places for People Group<\/b>, a \u00a32.08m, 48-month multi-lot national framework supporting the organisation’s annual EICR testing programme and associated remedial repairs.<\/span><\/p>\n Supported housing communications infrastructure across multiple regions is the subject of the PIN – Communications for Supported Housing from <\/span>Metropolitan Housing Trust (t\/a MTVH)<\/b>, a \u00a31.8m, 36-month contract delivering communications services across Yorkshire, the Midlands, London and the South East.<\/span><\/p>\n Ongoing lift maintenance in Greater London residential blocks is anticipated through the PIN – Service, Maintenance and Repair of Passenger Lifts in Residential Housing Blocks from <\/span>Newham London Borough<\/b>, a \u00a31.68m, 36-month pipeline opportunity with indicative scope subject to revision.<\/span><\/p>\n Door entry system maintenance across the borough is signalled by the PIN – Repair and Maintenance of Door Entry Systems from <\/span>Newham London Borough<\/b>, a \u00a31.65m, 36-month pipeline notice covering repair and maintenance of door entry systems across Greater London housing stock.<\/span><\/p>\n Statutory lifting equipment inspection services in Scotland are sought through the NHSDG Estates & Property ICES LOLER Engineering Insurance Inspection contract from <\/span>Dumfries and Galloway Council<\/b>, valued at \u00a390k over 36 months and covering LOLER inspections within individual households as part of the Integrated Community Equipment Service.<\/span><\/p>\n Supply, installation and maintenance of fire, security and life safety systems across the Midlands are the subject of the PIN – Fire, Security & Life Safety Systems from <\/span>Midland Heart<\/b>, a 60-month contract covering periodic inspection, servicing, renewal and repair across East and West Midlands properties.<\/span><\/p>\n Fire door compliance across Harlow’s housing estate drives the PIN – FRA Works – Door Programme 2026 – 2027 from <\/span>Harlow District Council<\/b>, a 13-month contract for the provision and installation of fully compliant fire doors across specified sites in East Anglia.<\/span><\/p>\n Planned and reactive fire alarm servicing across the North East and Yorkshire is sought through the PIN – Fire Alarm Maintenance Services from <\/span>Karbon Homes<\/b>, a 49-month contract covering fire alarm and emergency lighting systems, including out-of-hours provision, across the association’s property portfolio.<\/span><\/p>\n Digital warden call, nurse call and door entry systems across a national care and residential portfolio are the focus of the PIN – Supply and Installation of Warden Call, Nurse Call and Door Entry Systems from <\/span>Anchor Hanover Group<\/b>, a 36-month procurement covering supply, installation and commissioning of systems nationally.<\/span><\/p>\n Automatic door supply, installation and ongoing servicing across a large national portfolio are addressed by the PIN – Automatic Doors and Associated Systems – Installation, Servicing and Repairs from <\/span>Anchor Hanover Group<\/b>, a 36-month contract spanning care, rented housing and village settings across England.<\/span><\/p>\n Damp, condensation and mould remedial works in East Anglia are the scope of the PIN – DCM Remedial Works from <\/span>Cambridge City Council<\/b>, valued at \u00a320m over 60 months and targeting structural and fabric repairs to address damp, condensation and mould across the council’s housing stock.<\/span><\/p>\n Pipeline notice for a significant damp and mould procurement is provided by the PIN – Damp & Mould Remediation Works Framework from <\/span>Newham London Borough<\/b>, valued at \u00a315.4m over 48 months, covering remediation works across Greater London with indicative scope pending further notices.<\/span><\/p>\n Specialist remediation and cleaning for damp, mould and timber treatment in Yorkshire is sought through the PIN – Damp, Mould & Timber Treatment Services – Remedial Works & Cleaning from <\/span>North Yorkshire Council<\/b>, a \u00a32.7m, 36-month contract for targeted remedial and treatment services across the region.<\/span><\/p>\n Surveying expertise to assess and triage tenant-reported damp, condensation and mould cases is required by the PIN – DCM Surveying contract from <\/span>Cambridge City Council<\/b>, valued at \u00a31.8m over 36 months and supporting the council’s East Anglian housing maintenance programme.<\/span><\/p>\n Strategic facilities management across a major housing association portfolio is under review through the PIN – Provision of Facilities Management & Associated Services from <\/span>The Guinness Partnership<\/b>, a 60-month contract spanning eight regions, with preliminary market engagement planned ahead of a formal procurement route decision.<\/span><\/p>\n Establishing a major new multi-supplier construction framework is the aim of the PIN – Construction Framework 2.0 – CBC-2013-FW-SM from <\/span>Central Bedfordshire Council<\/b>, valued at \u00a3300m over 48 months and designed to support a wide range of construction works across East Anglia.<\/span><\/p>\n Large-scale housing-led regeneration in Preston is the subject of the PIN – Redevelopment of Horrocks Mill from <\/span>Onward Group Ltd.<\/b>, valued at \u00a374.51m over 54 months, bringing forward a major residential redevelopment on the Horrocks Mill site in the North West.<\/span><\/p>\n Former tower block regeneration in Preston underpins the PIN – Redevelopment of Avenham Towers from <\/span>Onward Group Ltd.<\/b>, a \u00a349m, 36-month scheme regenerating the former Avenham Tower block site for residential development in the North West.<\/span><\/p>\n Multi-sector asbestos management across public-sector settings is the focus of the Asbestos Management – NEPO234 framework from <\/span>North East Procurement Organisation (NEPO)<\/b>, valued at \u00a341.67m over 48 months and establishing a multi-supplier, multi-lot arrangement for asbestos surveying and removal works UK-wide.<\/span><\/p>\n Heritage-sensitive major refurbishment works at a landmark City building are addressed by the PIN – Mansion House Major Refurbishment – Main Contractor from <\/span>City of London<\/b>, a \u00a330m, nine-month contract covering M&E replacement, internal refurbishment, roof replacement, and external facade and masonry works.<\/span><\/p>\n Delivery of approximately 116 new homes with amenities and open spaces is proposed through the PIN – Constitution Hill – Design and Build from <\/span>Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council (BCP)<\/b>, valued at \u00a328m over four months in the South West.<\/span><\/p>\n Residential development at Higher Road in Longridge is the scope of the PIN – Higher Road Longridge Development Scheme from <\/span>Onward Group Ltd.<\/b>, a \u00a322.11m, 16-month new-build scheme in the North West progressing development of the Higher Ridge site.<\/span><\/p>\n New residential housing and associated infrastructure in Tower Hamlets form the scope of the PIN – Cressy Place – Construction from <\/span>Tower Hamlets London Borough<\/b>, valued at \u00a319.2m over 27 months and delivering residential development in Greater London.<\/span><\/p>\n Mixed-tenure new-build housing including supported homes and community facilities are proposed through the PIN – Oakdale – Design and Build from <\/span>Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council (BCP)<\/b>, valued at \u00a319.2m over 20 months and covering 73 homes alongside a community space and caf\u00e9 in the South West.<\/span><\/p>\n New residential development in Southport is progressed through the PIN – Fine Janes Southport Development from <\/span>Onward Group Ltd.<\/b>, a \u00a313.91m, 16-month scheme bringing forward the Fine Jane’s development in the North West.<\/span><\/p>\n External improvements and electrical infrastructure upgrades at a City of London estate are covered by the PIN – Avondale External Works & Electrical Upgrades (Phase 1) from <\/span>City of London<\/b>, a \u00a310m, 10-month Phase 1 contract including civils, surface works and electrical system replacements in Greater London.<\/span><\/p>\n Design and construction of new council flats and houses on a former care home site in Clifton is the subject of the PIN – Laura Chambers Lodge New Build – CPU7327 from <\/span>Nottingham City Council<\/b>, an \u00a38.4m, 12-month scheme delivering an estimated 12 houses and associated infrastructure in the East Midlands.<\/span><\/p>\n External works and electrical upgrades at a City of London residential estate are the focus of the PIN – York Way External Works & Electrical Upgrades from <\/span>City of London<\/b>, an \u00a38m, five-month contract covering external civils, surface improvements and electrical infrastructure replacement in Greater London.<\/span><\/p>\n Hertfordshire County Council is seeking registered provider partners through the PIN – Registered Provider Developing Registered Providers to Deliver Supported Living Accommodation – Phase 1, valued at \u00a37.17m over 24 months. <\/span>Hertfordshire County Council<\/b> invites housing associations and local authorities to deliver, own and manage supported living accommodation on council-owned land via long lease arrangements.<\/span><\/p>\n