Contract Tenders: 15/10/2025
Explore the latest UK housing and regeneration tenders, including a Welsh minor works framework, London’s Morden Town Centre development, new affordable housing schemes in Oxford and Hillingdon, and key maintenance contracts across England and Wales.
Driving forward London regeneration, Merton London Borough Council is progressing with a £666.67m Development and Investment Partner opportunity under the Morden Town Centre Regeneration Programme. Spanning 120 months, the project envisions more than 1,300 mixed-tenure homes, a new civic centre, enhanced retail space, and improved public realm. The council is seeking experienced partners capable of delivering large-scale mixed-use schemes through a preliminary market engagement process.
Oxford City Council has announced a £10m Design and Construction contract for Bertie Place, creating 31 affordable homes with associated infrastructure, footbridge works, and landscaped play areas. The 24-month project aims to expand the city’s affordable housing offer through sustainable, well-designed family homes.
Completing this round, Hillingdon London Borough Council is redeveloping Haydon Drive, Eastcote through an £8.9m Residential New-Build scheme comprising 21 family homes and a new children’s play area. The 15-month project will replace outdated bungalows with modern, energy-efficient dwellings built to JCT Design & Build 2024 standards, addressing the borough’s demand for larger affordable homes.
Leading the new releases, Pembrokeshire County Council has launched an extensive £85m Minor Works Framework Agreement designed to deliver responsive repairs and maintenance across multiple disciplines including adaptations, electrical, mechanical, roofing, kitchens, bathrooms, and void refurbishments. The 36-month framework is divided into thirteen lots, covering environmental works, external and specialist building works, property upgrades, fencing, scaffolding, loft insulation, and demolitions—creating broad opportunities for regional and national contractors.
Haringey London Borough Council continues its asset management programme through a £300k Tree Works DPS, maintaining trees across the borough and supporting safety and environmental enhancement.
Kirklees Council is inviting suppliers for a £375k Washroom Services contract providing sanitary, nappy, and sharps bin collections alongside ad-hoc rental items for council facilities across Yorkshire & Humber. The 36-month agreement places a strong emphasis on value and service reliability to support council operations.