Wednesday: 06/08/2025 / Tenders

Contract Tenders: 06/08/2025

Unlocking significant procurement opportunities, the UK social housing sector is set to deliver high-value frameworks and service contracts across maintenance, cleaning, construction, and refurbishment.

Leading the way, the National Housing Maintenance Forum (NHMF) has announced a colossal £280m Security, Access and Life Support and Safety Systems framework over 48 months. This multi-supplier agreement will span installation, commissioning, maintenance, and upgrades for CCTV, access control, fire alarms, nurse call systems, and other safety infrastructure across public sector buildings. The scope also includes civil works, compliance checks, and 24/7 maintenance, with lots designed to encourage SME participation and specialist delivery.

Focusing on cleanliness and community upkeep, Slough Borough Council is tendering a £4.56m Estates and Window Cleaning Services contract for communal areas in residential estates. Over the 36-month term, the winning contractor will ensure litter-free, well-maintained environments, with performance assessed equally on quality and price. Providers must demonstrate strong service standards and relevant ISO accreditation.

Addressing estate hygiene in the capital, L&Q Group seeks a contractor for Communal Cleaning Services at Tower Hamlets valued at £320k over 60 months. The contract covers all internal communal spaces, including stairwells, post rooms, and bin stores, with additional ad-hoc tasks like graffiti removal and carpet cleaning.

Engaging the market for future delivery, the Crescent Purchasing Consortium is undertaking preliminary engagement for its upcoming Construction & Capital Works agreement. Suppliers are invited to help shape the framework’s scope, covering a wide range of construction services across the UK over a planned 24-month period.

Transforming commercial space into housing, Isle of Anglesey County Council is procuring works for the Conversion of a Former Shop into Two Dwellings. The project includes change of use and associated construction, offering a targeted opportunity for contractors specialising in small-scale residential conversions.

Investing in housing stock longevity, Selwood Housing plans a £12m Roofing and Associated Works programme over 36 months. Covering up to 200 properties annually in Wiltshire, Somerset, and Bath, the works include pitched and flat roof refurbishments, chimney repairs, insulation upgrades, and rainwater goods replacement.