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—highlighting live competitions and upcoming contractor opportunities across the UK.

Scaling a major component renewal pipeline, Window & Door Replacements in Council Area – Phase 2 from Falkirk Council sets out a £60m, 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.

Refreshing planned fabric presentation, Provision of Internal External Decoration from Southdown Housing Association Ltd. launches an £105.8k, 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.

Testing capacity for high-volume replacements, PIN – Door & Window Replacement Projects from VIVO Defence Services Ltd 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.

Targeting buried asset resilience, Water Mains Replacement to Residential and Commercial Properties from Redditch Borough Council establishes a £2.5m, 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.

Building a rapid-response securing solution, Provision of Security Screens – PAN3493 from Leicester City Council creates a 24/7, SLA-driven requirement to make properties safe following incidents, valued at £70k over 36 months. Balanced 50/50 price-quality, it rewards mobilisation speed, operative coverage and reliable call-out logistics.

Embedding cyclical estate standards, Open Space Maintenance (OSM) from Dunbritton Housing Association Ltd. sets a £750k, 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.

De-risking delivery strategy pre-tender, PIN – Development of Housing at Maes yr Dre (Meeting w/c 23.03.2026) from Powys County Council frames a £3.79m, 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.

Expanding Defence estate refurbishment volumes, PIN – FDIS – Boulmer External Refurbishments to 24 properties – FY2026/27 – Amey North Region – Northern England from Amey Defence Services signals an £870k 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.

Continuing the FDIS pipeline into the Midlands, PIN – FDIS – Cosford External Refurbishments to 33 Properties – FY 2026 – 2027 – Amey Central Region from Amey Defence Services outlines an £870k 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.

Reissuing further volume at the same station, PIN – FDIS – Boulmer External Refurbishments to 41 Properties – FY2026/27 – Amey North Region – Northern England from Amey Defence Services extends the same roof/D&W/external electrical and garage scope at £870k, strengthening the signal that contractors with established mobilisation and compliant supply chains can expect continuing call-off style packages.

Addressing structural stability risk, 129 Poppleton Road – Underpinning and Refurbishment Project from Newlon Housing Trust is a £682.2k, 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.

Maintaining Welsh external upgrade momentum, PIN – FDIS – Valley External Refurbishments to 18 properties – FY2026/27 – Amey North Region – Wales from Amey Defence Services targets triple-glazed D&W, PVCu store doors, dry verge, render repairs and associated electrics at £348k—another compliance-heavy package where programme discipline and warranty-ready installation matter.

Mirroring that on a smaller tranche, PIN – FDIS – Valley External Refurbishments to 16 Properties – FY2026/27 – Amey North Region – Wales from Amey Defence Services repeats the same £348k core scope, reinforcing a standardised specification that can be delivered efficiently by teams already configured for Defence estate working practices.

Driving mixed-scope call-offs in the West Midlands, PIN – FDIS – Cosford External Refurbishments to 23 Properties – FY2026 – 2027 – Amey Central Region from Amey Defence Services focuses on D&W replacement and itemised electrical works under a £348k shared OSLO model. It signals faster-turn packages where install quality and interface management are more critical than heavy civils.

Unlocking smaller enabling works, PIN – FDIS – Wattisham External Refurbishment to 16 Properties – FY2026/27 – Amey Central Region – East from Amey Defence Services highlights D&W, external lighting/doorbells and fascia/soffit/RWG at £113k, favouring agile teams that can deliver safely at pace while meeting the same accreditation and verification hurdles.

Keeping Birmingham micro-packages moving, PIN – FDIS – Birmingham External Refurbishments to 4 Properties – FY 2026 – 2027 – Amey Central Region from Amey Defence Services bundles roof works, chimney demolition, D&W and associated envelope elements at £113k—ideal for compliant contractors seeking repeat, low-lot-value work within an established frameworke environment.

Adding Scottish regional activity, PIN – FDIS – Helensburgh External Refurbishments to 12 Properties – FY2026/27 – Amey North Region – Scotland from Amey Defence Services sets a £113k package combining D&W, itemised electrical and external works—another “standard spec” delivery that rewards predictable productivity and robust QA.

Extending that further, PIN – FDIS – Wattisham External Refurbishment to 10 Properties – FY2026/27 – Amey Central Region – East from Amey Defence Services repeats the £113k D&W and external electrical/envelope scope, keeping a steady pipeline of smaller packages for contractors positioned for rapid mobilisation.

Completing the set, PIN – FDIS – Helensburgh External Refurbishments to 11 properties – FY2026/27 – Amey North Region – Scotland from Amey Defence Services mirrors the same £113k refurbishment profile, indicating continued tranche-based ordering where compliance readiness and consistent workmanship are the entry ticket.

Broadening roofing capacity at scale, PIN – Roofing Replacement Works to Houses from VIVO Defence Services Ltd 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.

Deepening Scotland consultancy frameworks, Framework Agreement for the Provision of Civil & Structural Engineering Services for New Build Housing from Link Group Ltd. establishes a £30m, 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.

Completing principal designer support, Framework Agreement for the Provision of CDM Advisor Services for New Build Housing from Link Group Ltd. creates a £2m, 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.

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Contract Tenders: 26/02/2026

Explore the latest Social Housing UK tenders covering external refurbishments, high-rise servicing, ventilation and compliance maintenance, MOD accommodation upgrades, quantity surveying frameworks and development consultancy pipelines across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Refreshing cyclical maintenance within the capital, External and Communal Decorations at Beulah Hill – MW2427 from Hastoe Housing Association Ltd sets a £100k, short-duration programme covering redecoration of external elements and communal interiors across residential blocks at Priory Crescent and Menlo Gardens—targeting doors, balustrades, fire escapes and shared areas to sustain estate condition standards.

Maintaining tower block performance, Window Servicing to 4 High Rise Blocks – Francombe, Waring, Underdown and Longlands from Bristol City Council delivers a £40k, 4-month servicing package across four Bristol high-rise assets. With an 89% price weighting and 11% social value, the project reinforces preventative window maintenance within dense urban housing stock.

Securing long-term M&E compliance, Fans, Filters, Motors, Air Handling Units Service and Maintenance from Hounslow London Borough establishes a £312.5k, 48-month contract for inspection, overhaul and servicing of ventilation and air handling infrastructure—embedding British Standard-aligned operational resilience across borough facilities.

Strengthening lightning protection regimes, Lightning and Surge Protection Equipment Servicing and Maintenance from Saxon Weald introduces a £129k, 2-year measured term contract (extendable) focused on statutory inspection and maintenance of surge and protection systems across managed housing assets.

Driving defence estate fabric upgrades, PIN – FDIS – Wattisham External Refurbishment to 43 Properties – FY2026/27 – Amey Central Region – East from Amey Defence Services signals an £870k, 11-month programme including roof renewals, external wall insulation, triple-glazed windows and associated works—supporting MOD accommodation modernisation.

Mirroring this at scale in Wales, PIN – FDIS – External Refurbishments to 84 Properties – FY2026/27 – Amey Central Region – West from Amey Defence Services outlines a further £870k external works package spanning roof replacements, façade upgrades, ventilation improvements and ancillary building fabric enhancements.

Continuing regional upgrades, PIN – FDIS – Valley External Refurbishments to 22 Properties – FY2026/27 – Amey North Region – Wales from Amey Defence Services delivers a £348k programme centred on triple-glazed D&W replacement, render repairs and electrical works—reinforcing energy performance improvements within defence housing.

Extending refurbishment activity into the Midlands, PIN – FDIS – Birmingham External Refurbishments – FY2026 – 27 – Amey Central Region – West from Amey Defence Services Ltd. introduces a £113k scheme covering roofing, insulation, chimney demolition and communal upgrades under structured MoD compliance standards.

Targeting smaller-scale Scottish interventions, PIN – FDIS – Airdrie External Refurbishments to 6 Properties – FY2026/27 – Amey North Region from Amey Defence Services establishes a £113k, 11-month external improvement package including window renewals and ancillary fabric works.

Addressing structural boundary risks, 7 Eglish Close The Loup from Northern Ireland Housing Executive provides a £50.9k, 3-month specialist works contract for rock armour retaining construction and rear yard slab replacement—stabilising a watercourse-adjacent residential boundary.

Expanding professional cost consultancy capacity, Framework Agreement for the Provision of Quantity Surveying Services for New Build Housing from Link Group Ltd. sets a £30m, 4-year multi-practice framework appointing up to eight RICS-registered firms to support new build, rehabilitation and mixed-tenure development programmes across Scotland.

Progressing targeted estate works in North London, Vitoria House N22 – DSP1 1342 from Haringey London Borough introduces a £300k, short-term project within the borough’s housing asset improvement programme.

Strengthening development delivery capability, Provision of Development Consultant from River Clyde Homes signals a specialist advisory appointment to maximise grant funding, shape regeneration pipelines and coordinate multidisciplinary design teams across prospective housing schemes.

Testing joint advisory models across the west of Scotland, PIN – Joint Development Consultant Contract or Framework from Dunbritton Housing Association Ltd outlines engagement around a potential four-year consultancy vehicle covering 38 projects and approximately 667 units—representing an estimated £145.5m development pipeline.

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