Contract Tenders: 16/10/2025
Explore the latest UK housing and regeneration tenders, including a Welsh minor works framework, Newcastle Quayside development, retrofit and net-zero frameworks, and multi-million-pound refurbishment, roofing, and housing improvement contracts across England and Wales.
Pembrokeshire County Council has opened a major opportunity in Wales, launching a £110m Minor Works Framework Agreement to support responsive repairs, maintenance, and property improvements across its housing stock and corporate buildings. The 36-month framework will span a wide range of trades, from general building works and void refurbishments to roofing, electrical, mechanical, disabled adaptations, and planned works up to £3m. The structure is split into clearly defined Lots to support both day-to-day maintenance and larger-scale refurbishment and improvement programmes.
Winchester City Council is seeking a partner for Housing Repairs and Maintenance Services valued at £56.7m across the South East. Running for 48 months, this contract covers responsive repairs, void refurbishments, works addressing damp and mould, and planned kitchen and bathroom replacements. The successful supplier will collaborate closely with the Council to support preventative maintenance approaches, service innovation, and strong regulatory compliance in line with the latest social housing legislation.
Stevenage Borough Council has gone to market with Voids Property Works (SBC1025) worth £10m over 24 months in East Anglia. The procurement will appoint contractors to support voids refurbishments and property turnaround improvements, enabling quicker re-letting and value-led delivery. Two contracts will run in parallel to provide resilience and flexibility, with the option to extend based on performance and organisational need.
Vale of Glamorgan Council has released a contract valued at £2.4m to deliver Kitchen, Bathroom, Wet Room, and Electrical Upgrades across its Welsh housing stock. The 17-month programme will appoint a single provider to deliver refurbishment and adaptations to improve living standards and modernise internal property components.
Hastoe Housing Association has issued a short-duration works contract for Windows and Roofline Replacement at Cholesbury Grange, valued at £100k across the South East. The 2-month programme includes replacement windows, external doors to balconies, guardings, and associated roofline works across three residential blocks.
Hull City Council has released a Pre-Market Engagement Notice for the Servicing, Maintenance and Upgrades of Security Systems and CCTV Equipment, valued at £300k over 12 months in Yorkshire and the Humber. The Council is seeking market feedback to shape its procurement approach and ensure effective future service delivery.
Tendring District Council is conducting a Soft Market Test for the Sunspot Solar Panels installation project valued at £150k in East Anglia. The 6-month potential contract would include supply, installation, battery storage integration, and fire safety works, pending progression to tender based on market response.
Central Bedfordshire Council has launched the Food Waste Treatment and Disposal Framework valued at £1.34m across East Anglia, running for 56 months. With four Lots covering both North and South regions, the framework will support food waste processing and environmental service delivery, with possible extension options aligned to council waste management strategies.
Scape Group, on behalf of Arc Property Services, is procuring a single partner for a £900k Legionella Monitoring and Water Hygiene contract across Yorkshire & the Humber and the East Midlands. The 24-month contract (with potential extensions up to six years) will include monitoring, testing, tank cleaning, descaling, and compliance reporting under an NEC4 Term Service Short Contract model.
Homes England and partners have launched a major strategic development opportunity for the Quayside West at Forth Yards scheme valued at £330m in the North East. The 192-month development partnership appointment will lead delivery of residential-led regeneration, commercial space, and supporting infrastructure as part of long-term place-making in Newcastle’s Forth Yards area.
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