Contract Tenders: 15/07/2025
Discover the latest UK social housing tenders, including refurbishment works, responsive repairs, safety system maintenance, and major development partnerships. Bid now on high-value contracts.
Kicking off this round of tenders, Ashfield District Council is inviting bids for a substantial £55m Housing Refurbishment Contract. Spanning an initial 36 months with potential extensions to five years, the contract includes wide-ranging building works to maintain housing stock to the Government’s Decent Homes Standard. The scope covers everything from kitchen and bathroom replacements to external insulation, roofing, asbestos removal, and more.
Emerging from the pipeline, Lewisham London Borough has flagged two upcoming opportunities. The first is a 60-month Responsive Repairs Programme seeking a General Build Contractor under a collaborative agreement. The second is a 36-month PIN for Drainage Works & Groundworks, aimed at early market engagement ahead of formal procurement. Both contracts promise substantial opportunities for firms with relevant experience in Greater London housing repairs and infrastructure.
Powering up essential systems, Brunelcare has launched a £2.63m Electrical and Life Safety Maintenance Contract, covering both planned and reactive services across its South West-based properties. This 5-year contract requires 24/7 emergency response and includes all electrical safety and fire protection systems.
Bringing focus to property cleanliness, GreenSquareAccord is procuring Cleaning Services for Void Properties across multiple regions including East and West Midlands, South East, and South West, with an estimated contract value of £1.67m over 36 months. Raising the bar on accessibility, it is also seeking a contractor for the replacement of six passenger lifts in the West Midlands. Valued at £640k, the 12-month contract involves complete lift replacement across six specified sites.
Closing with a major development prospect, West Northamptonshire Council is pursuing a Development Partner for a £45m residential-led regeneration at the St James Depot site. The contract will run for 60 months and be structured as a Development Agreement. Bidders are expected to submit proposals aligned with a strategic business plan and masterplan.