Contract Tenders: 17/11/2025
Explore the latest Social Housing UK tenders, includes major national repairs frameworks, high-value energy-efficiency programmes, specialist compliance contracts and significant local authority investment in roofing, refurbishment and building services. Featuring PfH’s framework, STAR Housing’s window and door programme, multiple Newcastle City Council pipelines and new procurements from Rochdale Boroughwide Housing, Gentoo, Derby Homes and regional councils.
PfH – Procurement for Housing launches a major UK Wide procurement with its Responsive Repairs, Disrepairs and Voids Services Framework valued at £725m over 36 months, setting the tone as the largest opportunity in today’s housing sector listings. This framework aims to strengthen service delivery for repairs, disrepairs, void refurbishments, cleaning, security services, pest control and wider asset support.
STAR Housing (Shropshire Towns & Rural Housing) continues to drive long term investment in West Midlands homes through its Windows, Doors and Associated Works contract worth £23.24m over 36 months. The programme positions STAR Housing to meet core compliance and energy standards including EPC C, Decent Homes compliance and Awaab’s Law requirements, while providing higher performance windows, modern composite doors and tenant centred repair protocols.
Rochdale Boroughwide Housing issues a £225k Windows and Doors programme for the Thistleyfield independent living scheme over 2 months. This short delivery window calls for quick mobilisation to upgrade components across scheme and bungalow units, supporting RBH’s continued investment in asset quality. The work enhances energy performance and general comfort within older person housing stock, while maintaining consistent standards across RBH managed properties.
Newcastle City Council brings forward multiple early stage pipeline notices covering Drainage Services, Plumbing and Heating Support, and Electrical Repairs and Works, each spanning 24 months. These notices provide advance visibility ahead of formal tendering and invite suppliers to remain registered for progress updates. The council signals future procurement activity aimed at strengthening its core property maintenance infrastructure across the region. Although values are withheld at this stage, each notice indicates clear preparation for larger programmes designed to reinforce building safety, compliance and essential response capability across Newcastle’s housing and civic assets.
Derby Homes publishes a £175k Solar PV Automated Meter Reader Service over 24 months, focusing on managing and processing data from GSM connected smart meters. This service supports Derby’s growing solar PV estate by improving performance monitoring, generation tracking and operational efficiency.
Gentoo Group advances its Asbestos Abatement Framework covering the North East and Yorkshire region, valued at £3.2m over 48 months. This long duration framework will appoint both surveying consultants and asbestos removal specialists to ensure safe management of asbestos containing materials throughout Gentoo’s property portfolio. North Northamptonshire Council releases a Refurbishment Requirement for Phoenix House valued at £150k over 3 months, targeting building improvements for a children’s residential care setting. The works include internal and external upgrades, mechanical and electrical improvements and compliance related enhancements.
Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council publishes a £5m Re-Roofing programme across West Midlands properties over 36 months. This investment focuses on replacing roof coverings across general needs and sheltered complexes where components are at end of life. Rochdale Boroughwide Housing concludes the list with a £450k Smallbridge Roofing programme over 14 months. This scheme will deliver re roofing and spar extension upgrades to seventy nine bungalows, contributing to better durability, reduced heat loss and improved condition for older tenant homes within the RBH estate.
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