Contract Tenders: 20/05/2026
Explore the latest Social Housing UK tenders featuring void property repairs, domestic heating installations, external wall insulation, fire safety maintenance, and residential new-build development opportunities.
Upcoming procurement activity from Wrexham County Borough Council covers the PIN – Framework for Void and Decant Property Repairs and Refurbishment / Planned Maintenance, valued at £20m over 24 months. The framework is expected to go to market within 12 months, with full scope yet to be confirmed.
Planned tender activity in Wales includes the PIN – Framework for Installation of Windows and Doors from Wrexham County Borough Council, anticipated within 12 months and valued at £5m over 24 months. This framework covers installation only, with the supply of windows and doors handled separately.
Contractor expertise in home adaptations is required for the Medical Adaptation – 73 Ladywell Drive, issued by Ochil View Housing Association Ltd. at £120k over three months. Works involve a rear bedroom and wet room extension at a tenanted property in Tullibody, Scotland, with residents remaining in situ throughout.
Commercial and domestic heating contractors should note the PIN – Commercial & Domestic Heating from The Police and Crime Commissioner for Kent, valued at £4.95m over 36 months. This South East pipeline notice signals a significant upcoming heating services procurement opportunity.
Heating specialists operating in Wales are encouraged to monitor the PIN – Framework for the Installation of Domestic Heating Systems from Wrexham County Borough Council, valued at £3m over 24 months. The framework will cover full central heating systems, boiler replacements, and radiator replacements across the council’s domestic housing stock.
Long-term investment interest is invited through the PIN – District Energy Network Investment Opportunity from Nottingham City Council, spanning an ambitious 480-month term. The council is conducting preliminary market engagement seeking a provider to take ownership or control of its District Energy Network.
Electrical engineering support across building technical services is the focus of the PIN – Electrical Support contract from Luton Borough Council, valued at £6m over 84 months. This East Anglia-based opportunity signals a substantial long-term commitment to electrical building services provision.
Fire safety contractors in the North West should consider the Service and Maintenance of Fire Safety Systems opportunity from First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO), valued at £280k over 24 months. The contract covers fire alarm systems, emergency lighting, fire-fighting equipment, and automatic smoke ventilation across the association’s housing stock.
Periodic inspection and maintenance expertise is needed for the PIN – TSC for the Maintenance and Periodic Inspection and Testing of Emergency Lighting Installations, issued by East Riding of Yorkshire Council over 36 months. Works encompass emergency lighting maintenance across occupied operational properties within the East Riding boundary.
Specialist remediation services are sought through Damp & Mould Survey & Management – EDC/2026/4403, tendered by East Dunbartonshire Council at £235k over 34 months. The contract establishes damp and mould survey and management provision across the council’s geographical area, split into defined lot areas.
Major construction frameworks are on the horizon with the PIN – YORbuild4 Medium Works Contractors Framework Agreement West Area from Leeds City Council, valued at £400m over 48 months. Serving public sector and third sector bodies across Yorkshire, the Humber, East Midlands, and beyond, this framework principally covers general building and new housing works.
Sheffield city centre regeneration is set to accelerate through the PIN – Moorfoot Phase 1, Sheffield Development Partner, issued by Homes England (HCA) at £300m over 96 months. The Moorfoot Catalyst site sits at a prominent gateway location adjoining Sheffield’s primary retail core, representing a flagship urban development opportunity.
Development partners with housebuilding credentials should register interest in the PIN – Housing Growth Development Partner – New-Build Housing Delivery from Hull City Council, valued at £150m over 24 months. The council is seeking a partner for multiple sites including those within the Boothferry and Selworthy areas.
Civil engineering contractors should note the PIN – Ifield Phase 1 Infrastructure opportunity from Homes England (HCA), valued at £45m over 24 months. Phase 1 includes a kilometre-long two-lane road with segregated cycle and pedestrian infrastructure facilitating access for a major secondary school and wider development.
Refurbishment specialists in Wales should prepare for the PIN – Refurbishment & Remodelling of 9 Park Crescent from Monmouthshire Council, valued at £305k over five months. A tender notice is expected to be issued between 22 June and 2 July 2026 under the Procurement Act 2023.
Residential renovation works in the North West are available through House Renovation – 101 Ribble Road, awarded by Blackpool Borough Council at £64k. Contractors should note this is listed as a closed opportunity, offering useful market intelligence on local housing refurbishment spend.
Fencing and external works contractors in Wales are invited to bid for Boundaries/External Works – Thomas Court, tendered by Wales & West Housing Association Ltd. at £40k over two months. Works include replacement fencing, footpath resurfacing, and tree and shrubbery clearance, with an enquiry deadline of 2 June 2026.
Minor works construction frameworks across West Yorkshire are anticipated through the PIN – YORbuild4 Minor Works Contractors Framework Agreement West Area from Leeds City Council, running 48 months. The framework will serve public sector and third sector bodies, covering general building works, new housing, and associated civil engineering activities.
External wall insulation contractors in Wales should monitor the PIN – External Wall Insulation (EWI) Installation and Repairs from Wrexham County Borough Council, valued at £8m over 24 months. The framework will likely include associated enabling works and minor ancillary repairs on occupied council-owned domestic properties.
Roofing contractors in Scotland are invited to tender for Roof Recovering Works 2026 from Ore Valley Housing Association Ltd., valued at £80k over five months. The contract covers pitched roof covering replacements and associated works, with potential for up to three further phases subject to contractor performance.