Tuesday: 03/02/2026 / Tenders

Contract Tenders: 03/02/2026

Explore the latest Social Housing UK tenders covering major responsive repairs frameworks, electrical and fire safety compliance, adaptations, refurbishment works and long-term public sector construction partnerships, highlighting live tenders, early market engagements and upcoming contract opportunities across housing stock.

Opening with long-term maintenance ambition, PIN – Measured Term Response and Planned Preventative Maintenance Contract from Woven Housing Association Ltd. is a £16.7m, 36-month opportunity covering responsive and out-of-hours repairs, void works, minor adaptations and planned preventative maintenance, with scope spanning general building, plumbing and electrical works and extension options built into the contract structure.

Highlighting mobility and independence support, PIN – DFG Lifting Equipment from North Yorkshire Council outlines a £6m term service contract for stairlifts and through-floor lifts, combining installation, inspection, maintenance and recycling of equipment across domestic properties, underpinned by strict compliance, KPI monitoring and safeguarding requirements.

Addressing access solutions, PIN – Design, Manufacture and Installation of Modular Ramps and Associated Services from Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council is a £600k, 36-month procurement to support Disabled Facilities Grant adaptations, appointing a single contractor to deliver modular ramped access and associated works across privately owned and rented homes.

Focusing on asset upgrades, Domestic Door Replacement – CBC-1913-T-TS from Central Bedfordshire Council is a £495k, 24-month contract for domestic door replacements, operating through a structured In-Tend process with clear submission rules and a cost-, quality- and social-value-weighted award model.

Targeting fabric renewal, Contract for Renewal of Windows & Doors Works at Townhill from Swansea City and County Council is a £276k, short-term programme covering multiple residential blocks, prioritising delivery speed and value through a price-led evaluation approach.

Supporting resident wellbeing, Aids & Adaptation Contract 2026–2030 from Loreburn Housing Association Ltd. is a £200k framework for medical adaptations, including wet rooms, hoists and access ramps, designed to deliver high-quality, customer-focused outcomes over an initial two-year term with performance-linked extensions.

Driving heating compliance, Supply and Installation of New Boilers, Boiler Replacement and Up-grading of Existing Heating Systems – M2627-01 from Southend-on-Sea Borough Council covers reactive and planned gas boiler installations across housing stock, reinforcing ongoing demand for heating and energy-related works.

Scaling electrical compliance, Electrical Testing and Associated Works from the Royal Borough of Greenwich is a major £38.5m, 60-month procurement split into east and west lots, covering EICRs, rewires, emergency call-outs, MVHR, solar PV and lightning protection, delivered through a competitive flexible procedure with strong quality weighting.

Strengthening fire safety delivery, PIN – Fire Safety Works FRA Remedials 2026–2029 from L&Q Group signals a £3.65m, multi-lot programme for fire stopping, doors and loft remediation, appointing multiple contractors across London and Greater Manchester to maintain compliance and manage rising remediation demand.

Advancing electrical renewal, Electrical Rewiring from Trent & Dove Housing Ltd. is a £1.67m, 36-month programme-based contract covering full and partial rewires, alarms and compliance works across occupied and void homes, with delivery aligned to statutory electrical safety standards.

Covering specialist suppression systems, Fire Suppression (Sprinkler) System Service, Maintenance & Repair MTC from East Ayrshire Council focuses on planned and reactive servicing of non-domestic sprinkler and suppression systems, supporting broader life-safety compliance obligations.

Expanding into managed accommodation, PIN – Managed Student Accommodation Services (South London) from St George’s, University of London is a £2.5m market engagement covering hard and soft FM, security, wellbeing and resident services, signalling cross-sector opportunities for experienced housing and FM providers.

Turning to regeneration, PIN – Procurement of a Development Partner for the Redevelopment of the Clair Hall Site from Mid Sussex District Council references a £55m residential-led mixed-use opportunity, blending cultural infrastructure with housing delivery through a future development partnership model.

Reinvesting in estates, Refurbishment of Blocks of Flats at Whipperley Ring – AT1439 from Luton Borough Council is a £1.25m, 48-month programme upgrading communal areas across 11 blocks, combining fabric repairs, windows, doors and external works with strong social value criteria.

Supporting responsive estates services, Responsive Repairs to Fencing (Support) from Home Group is a £625k contract providing short-term, extendable fencing repair support across Midlands and South Central housing stock.

Turning to small-scale housing delivery, Refurbishment and Building Works from The Healthy Brown Bread Company is a £300k conversion project creating two new dwellings through residential refurbishments in the South West.

At a national strategic level, Construction Procurement Partnership – 001325 from YPO (Yorkshire Purchasing Organisation) represents a £20bn, 120-month concession to appoint a single partner to design and manage compliant construction frameworks and dynamic markets under the Procurement Act 2023.

Closing with planning-led consultancy, Green Infrastructure Study from North East Derbyshire District Council is a £30k commission to support Local Plan preparation to 2044, requiring specialist consultancy capacity to meet accelerated government timelines.

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Tuesday: 03/02/2026 / Awards

Contract Awards: 03/02/2026

Explore the latest UK social housing contract awards featuring a responsive repairs contract from South Kesteven District Council, major roofing and electrical programmes, heating and retrofit upgrades, regeneration pre-development works, and specialist consultancy appointments supporting housing stock, compliance and regeneration across England and Scotland.

Anchoring the update, Housing Repairs – SKDC1535 sees South Kesteven District Council appoint Foster Property Maintenance and Lukemans under a £5.5m, 36-month contract to deliver responsive repairs across around 6,000 dwellings. The contract covers NHF Schedule of Rates repairs, damp and mould remediation, drainage, roofing, electrical works, disabled adaptations and out-of-hours emergency response, reinforcing a partnership approach to large-scale housing stock maintenance.

Targeting energy efficiency improvements, Heating – Phase 2 confirms The Highland Council’s £104k, 2-month call-off with EJ Parker Technical Services to upgrade heating systems, pipework and install PV panels in 16 homes. The short-term contract supports decarbonisation objectives and improved thermal performance across Caithness housing stock.

Strengthening compliance-led upgrades, Electrical Systems for Kitchens and Bathrooms awards VIVID a £1.25m, 36-month contract with Blue Electric Contractors. The programme delivers electrical installations aligned to 18th Edition IEE Regulations, covering power, lighting and moisture-resistant fittings across kitchens and bathrooms within VIVID’s portfolio.

Driving city-centre regeneration, St George’s Pre-Development Agreement – CWC26107 sees Wolverhampton City Council confirm a £3.33m, 19-month agreement with Capital & Centric (New Moon). Delivered via the Pagabo Developer Led Framework, the PDA supports the transformation of the former Sainsbury’s site into a mixed-use scheme with new homes, commercial space and public realm improvements.

Focusing on new-build delivery, Boatyard Bath Road – Tiling awards Clarion Housing Property Development Services a £153k, 12-month contract with Anglian Tiling & Finishings. The appointment supports internal finishes at the Bristol housing development, maintaining programme momentum through specialist trade delivery.

Addressing structural integrity, Pollard Street, Meadowbank – Structural & Drainage Repairs confirms Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council’s £59k, 2-month award to Hughie Construction. Works include groundworks, solid floor replacement, retaining walls and drainage repairs to safeguard a council-owned dwelling.

Scaling planned investment, Stonewater – Roofing secures a £3.14m, 12-month call-off with Midlands Building & Maintenance. The contract supports planned roofing works across Stonewater’s national housing stock as part of its 2025/26 investment programme, ensuring compliance and long-term asset protection.

Supporting regeneration-led development, Architectural Services for Clinton Place awards Gentoo Group a £240k, 60-month direct award to Blake Hopkinson Architecture + Design. The consultancy appointment underpins design progression for a new-build housing scheme, managed through Prosper Procurement.

Enabling planning progression, Croftlands – DARTS Services for Residential and Drainage Proposals sees Homes England appoint AtkinsRealis under a £160k, 22-month call-off. The multi-disciplinary commission supports planning permission for residential and drainage proposals on a strategic site.

Rounding off the day, Mechanical & Electrical Consultancy Services confirmed Ashford Borough Council’s £159k, 9-month call-off to Hawden MEP via the SEC Framework, strengthening technical oversight across M&E schemes and ensuring compliant delivery of future housing and infrastructure projects.

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Tuesday: 03/02/2026 / News

Daily News: 03/02/2026

The Housing Ombudsman’s ‘Learning from Severe Maladministration’ report and guidance, effective 1st April 2026, highlights landlords-including Basildon Council, Cornwall Council, Freebridge, Hexagon, and several London boroughs-misapplying policies or delaying compensation, with awards focused on restoring residents rather than penalising landlords. Housing Ombudsman Service

S&P Global Ratings has affirmed Bromford Flagship LiveWest Ltd’s long-term issuer credit rating at ‘A+’ with a stable outlook. S&P Global

Onward Homes has reported a pre-tax surplus of just under £16m for the period from April to September 2025, according to its latest interim trading update. Housing Today (register)

Manchester City Council is running a city-wide campaign against social housing tenancy fraud, starting with an amnesty until 27th February 2026, while Dumfries and Galloway Council launches its Empty Homes Plan 2026-2031 to bring long-term empty homes back into use. Manchester City Council, Dumfries and Galloway Council

WPS, the property services arm of Wates Group, has been appointed to retrofit more than 700 homes for Orbit, delivering energy efficiency upgrades across the Midlands and the South of England. Wates Group

Domis Construction has surpassed £250m turnover after rapid growth, though margins tightened due to an aborted scheme, while United Infrastructure has acquired Simkiss Group to boost its UK energy and utilities position. Meanwhile, Avant Homes is cutting more jobs at its Northeast office. Construction Enquirer, Construction News (register), and Construction Enquirer

In 2025, 115,350 new homes were registered, up 11% from 103,669 in 2024. Meanwhile, Deloitte’s regional crane survey found that, although there were more new construction starts in four major UK cities (53 vs 47 in 2024), overall units and floorspace remained flat due to smaller-scale, mainly residential, developments. National House Building Council, Deloitte

Demand for concrete has fallen to its lowest level in 75 years, with new MPA data warning that persistently weak demand for core construction materials is putting the UK supply chain at risk. The Construction Index

A High Court judge has described contractor Laing O’Rourke as “commercially amoral” in a ruling over a long-running dispute with One Hyde Park residents concerning £35m in repair costs for defects at the luxury London flats. Housing Today (register)

The Chartered Institute of Building has published its Scottish election manifesto, prioritising retrofitting and energy efficiency, skills development, and improving quality and safety across the built environment. Scottish Housing News

The Greater Manchester Combined Authority plans three new mayoral development corporations to speed up regeneration, while over £100m will be invested in Glasgow’s Clyde Gateway for affordable homes and commercial space. Meanwhile, major projects have cleared Building Safety Regulator gateway 2, with Viridis Living approved for University of Manchester campus blocks and Olympian Homes for Bristol’s tallest tower. Housing Today (register), Housing Executive, The Construction Index, and Construction Enquirer

Up to 700 homes on Brackley’s edge approved on appeal. Pigeon cleared for 320 homes in West Suffolk. A 350-home scheme near Clay Cross faces opposition. Over £1m invested in a stalled 119-home Derbyshire brownfield project. Taylor Wimpey proposes 110 homes in Shipston. 108 modular homes recommended at a former Northampton school and Sixfields’ Claret Car Park. Banbury Guardian, UK Property Forums, Derbyshire Times, Derbyshire Live, Cotswold Journal, and BBC

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Monday: 02/02/2026 / Tenders

Contract Tenders: 02/02/2026

Explore the latest Social Housing UK tenders featuring retrofit frameworks, void works, adaptations, building safety, CCTV, roofing and large-scale national frameworks, highlighting live procurement opportunities across compliance, decarbonisation and regeneration.

Opening with decarbonisation priorities, Retrofit Framework from ateb Group Ltd is a £20m, 24-month framework in Wales structured across seven specialist lots covering planned electrical and mechanical works, whole-house retrofit, fabric upgrades and M&E consultancy, supporting the landlord’s net-zero transition strategy.

Addressing void turnaround capacity, Work to Void Properties and Grounds to Enable Properties to Be Re-Let issued by Redditch Borough Council is a £3.6m, 24-month contract focused on re-letting works and associated grounds activity, procured on a price-led basis to accelerate stock availability.

Supporting independent living, Disabled Facilities Grants (DFG) – Adaptation Works from Breckland District Council is a £2m, 12-month framework delivering home adaptations such as level-access showers, ramps and door widening, awarded entirely on quality to prioritise service delivery and resident outcomes.

Strengthening regional supply chains, PIN – Housing Sub-Contractor Tenders – Midlands and Central England from Home Group signals circa £1.85m per annum of opportunities across multiple trades including gas, drainage, roofing, windows, fencing and voids, aimed at engaging local SMEs to support in-house delivery models.

Focusing on communal assets, Bin Chute Repairs and Maintenance – CPU 7697 from Nottingham City Council is a £720k, 48-month contract covering planned servicing, reactive repairs, cleaning and upgrades to bin-chute systems across residential blocks, with 24/7 coverage requirements.

Expanding multi-trade capacity, Building Works Open Framework from Wythenshawe Community Housing Group is a £12m framework spanning general build, voids, planned works, specialist trades and building safety, structured across five detailed lots to support responsive, investment and compliance programmes.

Exploring public-space surveillance upgrades, PIN – CCTV Installation Project – Questionnaire from Castle Point Borough Council outlines a £1.04m, 12-month district-wide CCTV installation project, inviting supplier feedback ahead of tender to shape system design and delivery.

Preparing for digital resilience, PIN – Provision, Installation, Monitoring, and Maintenance of Digitally Compliant Warden Call Alarm Systems for Sheltered Housing Schemes from Cambridge City Council sets out a forthcoming multi-lot procurement covering equipment replacement, 24/7 monitoring and maintenance across 13 schemes, aligned to the national digital switchover.

Scaling leisure and regeneration delivery, UK Leisure Framework 2026–2034 from Denbighshire Leisure Ltd is a £6bn, 96-month national framework designed to support long-term investment, specialist advisory services and streamlined project delivery across the UK.

Targeting site-specific enabling works, Provision of Groundworks at Townhill from Swansea City and County is a £115k, 11-month contract focused on local groundworks activity, procured primarily on price.

Engaging defence supply chains, PIN – FDIS – Wittering External Refurbishments to 18 Properties from Amey Defence Services is a £113k opportunity covering external refurbishments, doors, electrics and decoration, with strict compliance, security and Constructionline requirements.

Driving housing delivery, Provision of Competitive Land, Design and Build Framework from Arbour Housing is a £4.4m, 24-month framework for social housing schemes in Newry, Mourne & Down, requiring suppliers to provide land, design and construction under a D&B model.

Supporting rural development, Gravir Housing Development from Hebridean Housing Partnership seeks a principal contractor for a small design-and-build scheme delivering four homes on the Isle of Lewis, with strong weighting on methodology, community benefit and delivery approach.

Advancing urban public realm, Main Works Contractor for Little Patrick Street & Little York Street Public Realm Project from Belfast City Council signals an upcoming construction opportunity focused on city-centre streetscape improvements.

Closing with estates compliance, Roofing Services – Including Planned Preventative Maintenance, Roof Installations and Replacements and Reactive Maintenance Works from NEUPC Ltd is a £32m, 36-month multi-regional framework covering planned and reactive roofing services for higher-education estates across England and Northern Ireland.

Shaping future delivery models, PIN – Construction Programme Consultancy Framework from Haringey London Borough Council signals a £120m, 60-month market engagement aimed at appointing construction programme and consultancy specialists, gathering early supplier insight to inform a realistic, efficient and market-aligned procurement approach ahead of formal tendering.

Looking beyond bricks and mortar, PIN – DHS Systems Solution from the Defence Infrastructure Organisation outlines a £55m, 120-month opportunity to develop an end-to-end, cloud-based housing management platform supporting the Serviced Family Accommodation programme, covering asset management, compliance, repairs, case management and omni-channel resident engagement across circa 49,000 homes nationwide.

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Monday: 02/02/2026 / Awards

Contract Awards: 02/02/2026

Explore the latest UK social housing contract awards, featuring Peabody Trust’s DLO support programme, alongside major reactive repairs frameworks, boiler replacements, plastering works, surveys and professional services supporting housing stock, compliance and delivery across England and Scotland.

Launching the day’s biggest programme, DLO Support Contract Services from Peabody Trust lands at £232.2m, appointing a broad delivery bench including Millstream Estate Services, Robyland Building Supplies, Lux Property Services, The Glass Shop (Dagenham), Kelleher Group Maintenance, Prestige Domestic Property Maintenance, Pantiles FM, P Fenton, Homeshore Property Maintenance, Professional Pest Management, RGE Services, B&X Construction, Lura Constructions, C & R Building Solutions, Kenny Harrison Roofing, M K Windows, FWJ, Vladi 4, Ammax Ltd t/as Go Fix Mechanical and Drainage, and Sureserve Compliance South to bolster DLO peak demand across multi-trade disrepairs, voids, OOH responsive repairs, roofing & guttering, glazing, electrical, damp & mould, drainage/plumbing, gas, pest control, flooring, and fencing/grounds.

Building out Scottish repairs capacity, Reactive Repairs and Void Property Framework 2025-2029 – AHA/R&M/2024 awarded by Angus Housing Association Ltd. confirms £1.1m over 24 months, appointing a multi-lot supply chain including C Hanlon Facilities Management, Exel Joinery, Logie Building Services, Milnbank, Quality Assured Property Maintenance, Summit Facilities Services, Proskleen (t/a SHS Constructions), Iain Robertson Joinery, Ballumbie Plumbing, Donald Yule Plumbing & Heating, Drainbusters Scotland, McIntosh and Fenton, Care Electrical Contractors, G.A. Helmore, W.M. Mustard & Son, Danny Martin Roofing, Scott Cuthill Roofing Contractor, D Nicol Builder, RFY Brickwork, Drain Blitz, Metro Rod, Lux Fabrication, Taybuild, Aftermath (Scotland), Angus Cleaning Services, S&S Cleaning Services, R Y Thomson & Son, and various specialist trades, spanning joinery, plumbing, electrical, plastering, roofing, builder/groundworks, drainage jetting, fencing, landscaping, clearances, glazing and controlled-entry style services.

Focusing on building fabric response, Plastering and Rendering from North Yorkshire Council awards £450k for 24 months to PC Plastering (Leeds & York), covering reactive plastering and rendering across circa 8,300 council homes, sheltered schemes and community centres, structured across north and south operating areas with flexibility to extend coverage as stock grows.

Strengthening planned compliance renewals, Boiler Installation (Planned Replacements and Ad-Hoc) via Ashfield District Council appoints Matthews and Tannert for £753k over 12 months, delivering a JCT measured-term programme for boiler installations across council-owned sites, blending planned replacement work with responsive, specification-led call-offs.

Keeping responsive M&E tight, Plumbing Reactive Repairs Contract from Barrhead Housing Association Ltd. awards £33k for 24 months to Consilium Contracting Services, supporting day-to-day plumbing fixes across managed housing stock and resident-facing repairs.

Extending that same delivery route, Electrical Reactive Repairs Contract from Barrhead Housing Association Ltd. confirms £31k over 24 months with Consilium Contracting Services, providing a single-provider model for electrical reactive works and safety-critical response where required.

Switching to specialist access systems, Specialist Service Line – Automatic Doors awarded by Dorset Council appoints Fix A Door for £113k across 9 months, providing regional reactive and planned maintenance for automatic door assets supporting public-facing buildings and housing-related facilities.

Turning to conservation-led safeguarding, Urgent Works at Pine Court, nos. 84-85, 86-87, 88 and 91 Kirkgate – Lot 1 from Leeds City Council appoints Geo Houlton & Sons for £90k over 1 month, delivering remedial works to secure heritage properties and prevent further deterioration under a direct award route.

Pushing surveying and mobilisation activity, Site Surveying Pilot from Bristol City Council awards £600k across 5 months to Renkap, supporting a structured pilot approach to site surveying that underpins future capital planning, specification accuracy and programme readiness.

Driving contract standardisation, Specialist Resource Services – Lot 5 from Waltham Forest London Borough appoints JPN Projects for £170k across 24 months, supporting development of standard JCT contract forms and major planned works strategy aimed at accelerating progress towards 100% Decent Homes by 2030.

Advancing early-stage new-build pipelines, New-Build RIBA 1 Feasibility Studies – 3 Sites (Phase 4) from Hull City Council appoints Gabbitas Gill Partnership (GGP) for £74k over 2 months, providing RIBA Stage 1 feasibility to shape delivery options and viability across multiple sites.

Continuing that programme flow, Architectural/ Principal Designer Services for Both Council & Privately Owned Properties (Lot 3) from Hull City Council awards £70k for 12 months to Salt Architects, covering architectural and principal designer duties supporting compliant scheme development across mixed ownership homes.

Maintaining momentum on feasibility sequencing, RIBA Stage 1 Feasibility Assessment (Phase 3) from Hull City Council appoints Turner and Townsend Project Management for £58k over 2 months, providing structured feasibility outputs to inform investment decisions and delivery sequencing.

Adding further capacity, RIBA Capacity and Feasibility Stage 0-1 Work (Phase 2) from Hull City Council awards £37k across 2 months to Mason Clark Associates, supporting early-stage work to bring council housebuilding opportunities through to defined scope and deliverable options.

Completing the phased package, RIBA Capacity and Feasibility Work (Phase 1) from Hull City Council appoints Align Property Partners for £33k over 2 months, reinforcing the council’s pipeline development via rapid rotation-based call-offs.

Finally, supporting net zero delivery economics, Consultancy for the Provision Consultancy Services Relating to Truly Affordable Net Zero Homes Building Standards & Costs – GMCA 1722 from Greater Manchester Combined Authority awards £35k for 4 months to WSP UK, extending specialist support around TANZ build cost modelling to reflect policy updates and market shifts.

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