Contract Tenders: 15/05/2025
From billion-pound frameworks to boots-on-roof contracts—discover the UK’s freshest social housing tenders set to shape the future of public infrastructure, safety, and home comfort.
Powering the future of public sector infrastructure, Hampshire County Council has unveiled plans to re-procure the Southern Construction Framework (SCF-6) Pipeline with an eye-watering estimated value of £4.5bn. Developed in partnership with Devon County Council, this sixth-generation framework will adopt a two-stage open book approach and be open to all public sector bodies in England. It aims to facilitate high-value construction projects (over £1m) across the South East, South West, and Greater London from 2026, building upon the legacy of the previous SCF iterations.
Shaping better homes through essential upgrades, Housing 21 is planning a £15m pipeline procurement to install kitchen and shower rooms across its nationwide portfolio. While the procurement route is yet to be finalized, this upcoming opportunity signals a significant investment in resident well being and property modernisation. Reimagining repair standards, Great Places Housing Group is preparing for a £12.8m multi-lot pipeline procurement targeting key regions including Lancashire, Greater Manchester, and South Yorkshire. The future contract will cover major refurbishment, responsive repairs, void works, drainage, and decoration – calling for flexible suppliers capable of handling diverse housing maintenance needs. With annual budgets of £2.7m for major works and £1.3m for responsive tasks, GPHG seeks early engagement from experienced providers.
Energising safety compliance, Central Bedfordshire Council has issued a tender worth £3.875m for domestic and communal electrical works, including EICRs, PAT testing, rewiring, and emergency lighting across residential properties. This 3-year contract (with a 1-year extension option) begins in January 2026. Reinforcing urban security, Leeds City Council has issued a £3.5m pipeline for the provision of security services across its departments. Though still in the early stages, this opportunity signals a substantial investment in safeguarding public spaces and council operations. Refreshing internal living environments, Trent & Dove Housing Ltd. has announced early market engagement for a £12.5m internal refurbishment programme running from 2026 to 2031. The works will include kitchen and bathroom refurbishments alongside aids and adaptations, aimed at enhancing accessibility and quality of life for residents across the Midlands. Tackling legacy hazards, Vico Homes (formerly WDH) is preparing a £2m pipeline contract for asbestos removal, encapsulation, and disposal services. This specialist opportunity will appeal to qualified providers capable of delivering safe and compliant environmental remediation across Yorkshire. Capping off with essential repairs, Waverley Borough Council is inviting bids for £1.6m roofing services across its housing stock. This 2-year contract will focus on full pitched roof replacements, chimney works, insulation upgrades, and fascia/soffit renewals. The contract will be awarded to a single supplier, with flexibility required due to uncertain volumes.