Contract Tenders: 13/03/2025
Explore new procurement opportunities in social housing, from reactive maintenance to large-scale regeneration projects.
Hammersmith & Fulham London Borough is inviting suppliers to participate in early market engagement for its Housing Repairs 2027 contract. With an estimated value of £90m over 72 months, this contract seeks to gather insights from industry professionals to shape the procurement strategy for housing repairs. Interested parties are encouraged to submit their PME questionnaires and may also attend a supplier presentation to discuss potential service models and requirements. Provanhall Housing Association Ltd. is looking for a contractor to deliver a Reactive Maintenance Contract worth £300k over 12 months. The appointed provider will be responsible for urgent and routine maintenance across flats and houses in Glasgow, ensuring compliance with statutory repair obligations. The scope includes essential trades such as joinery, plumbing, electrical work, roofing, and plastering, making it a crucial opportunity for multi-trade service providers.
North View Housing Association Ltd. has initiated a Reactive Maintenance Framework 2025, offering multiple trade-specific contracts in Castlemilk, Glasgow. With various planned and reactive maintenance lots, this framework covers an array of services including builder work, electrical repairs, plumbing, drainage, and estate maintenance. Successful candidates will be evaluated on price competitiveness and quality, ensuring high service standards throughout the contract period. A significant Kitchen Refurbishment project is set to take place at Garreglwyd Elderly Peoples Home in Holyhead, as the Isle of Anglesey County Council opens bidding for a 6-month contract. This project involves a full-scale kitchen upgrade to modernize facilities, improve safety, and enhance operational efficiency.
Fire safety remains a key priority in social housing, and Trust Housing Association Ltd. is taking steps to ensure compliance with the latest safety regulations. The Fire Systems Servicing & Reactive Repairs PIN, valued at £700k over 48 months, will appoint a single contractor to maintain fire alarm and smoke detection systems across Scotland. This contract includes servicing emergency lighting, ventilation systems, and sprinkler maintenance, ensuring fire safety standards are upheld in all developments. Ensuring the efficiency of communal building systems, Hull City Council has announced a Preliminary Market Engagement for the Servicing & Maintenance of Communal Building Plant. Estimated at £480k over 24 months, this tender covers the maintenance and repair of domestic water booster pumps, extractor fans, fire dampers, and dry risers in communal housing blocks. The council seeks experienced service providers capable of delivering high-quality plant servicing solutions.
Addressing damp and mould issues in social housing, Babergh District Council & Mid Suffolk District Council are jointly procuring a contractor for a £2.25m Damp and Mould Remedial Works Contract spanning 24 months. The contract involves mould cleaning, insulation repairs, damp proofing, ventilation upgrades, and structural repairs to improve living conditions. A transformative regeneration project is on the horizon in Croydon, where the Croydon London Borough is preparing to redevelop the Regina Road estate. The PIN for Regina Road Design and Build Project, valued at £100m, will deliver 340 new homes and essential community infrastructure. This project is a flagship initiative aimed at replacing outdated post-war housing with high-quality, sustainable residences. The first phase, scheduled to begin in March 2026, includes the construction of 225 affordable homes, a community space, and a nursery.
A large-scale procurement framework for domestic furnishings is now open under Scotland Excel. The Supply, Delivery, Installation, and Disposal of Domestic Furniture and Furnishings contract, worth £180m, provides councils across Scotland with a structured mechanism to procure new, reused, and complete furniture kit-out solutions. Suppliers specializing in household furnishings and white goods are invited to participate in this multi-lot framework. Construction-related professional services are in high demand, as Edinburgh City Council establishes a Professional Services Framework Agreement valued at £115m over 48 months. This framework encompasses project management, building surveying, quantity surveying, fire engineering, architectural services, structural engineering, and transportation consultancy. With multiple lots available, this contract is a significant opportunity for professional service providers in the construction sector. Fire safety consultancy remains a critical focus, and Notting Hill Genesis is seeking experts’ input for its PIN for Fire Consultancy Framework. Estimated at £9m over 48 months, this framework will appoint specialists in fire safety compliance and engineering services. With the introduction of the Fire Safety Act and the Building Safety Act, NHG aims to ensure that all multi-occupancy and high-rise buildings under its management meet the highest safety standards. Suppliers are encouraged to provide feedback through a Microsoft Forms survey and participate in a virtual Meet the Buyer event on April 1, 2025.